Saudi End of Service Calculator
Work out your end-of-service award in Saudi Arabia from your last wage and dates of service, including the reduced share when you resign.
Your last actual wage: basic salary plus the allowances you're regularly paid (housing, transport and so on). Under Article 86 your contract may leave out commissions and sales percentages.
End-of-service award
SAR 47,596.35
- Full award before any cut
- SAR 47,596.35
- Service
- 8.45 years
- Months of wage earned
- 5.95 months
After 8.4 years on a wage of SAR 8,000.00, your end-of-service award is SAR 47,596.35.
How it's worked out
- Years of service
8 years, 5 months and 12 days (3,087 days in all)8.4495 years - First 5 years at half a month each
5 × ½ × SAR 8,000.00SAR 20,000.00 - Years after 5 at a full month each
3.4495 × SAR 8,000.00SAR 27,596.35 - Full awardSAR 47,596.35
- Article 87 cases include force majeure, and a woman resigning within 6 months of marriage or 3 months of giving birth. Under Article 81 you can leave without losing any of the award when the employer breaks the contract.
- An employer who dismisses you under Article 80 (the misconduct cases) owes no award. "Contract ended or employer ended it" assumes a dismissal outside Article 80.
- The February 2025 amendments to the Labor Law did not change Articles 84 to 88. They changed overtime (Article 107) and notice periods (Article 75).
- Based on the Saudi Labour Law, Articles 84, 85 and 87. Rules last checked 12 November 2026.
How the Saudi end-of-service award works
The award builds up with each year of service: half a month's wage for each of the first 5 years, then a full month's wage for each year after that.
Award = last wage × (½ × years up to 5 + 1 × years after 5)
If you resign
- Under 2 years of service: no award
- 2 years up to and including 5 years: one third of the award
- More than 5 and less than 10 years: two thirds of the award
- 10 years or more: the full award
Worked example
On a last wage of SAR 8,000 after 7 years, the full award is 5 × ½ × 8,000 + 2 × 8,000 = SAR 36,000. Resigning after 7 years gives two thirds of that: SAR 24,000.
Which wage is used?
Your last actual wage: basic pay plus the allowances you're regularly paid, such as housing and transport (Articles 2 and 84). Your contract may leave out commissions and sales percentages (Article 86).
The February 2025 amendments to the Labor Law did not change Articles 84 to 88. They changed overtime (Article 107) and notice periods (Article 75).
Questions people ask
How is end of service calculated in Saudi Arabia?
Half a month's wage for each of the first 5 years of service and a full month's wage for each year after, based on your last wage. Part years count in proportion.
How much do I get if I resign?
Nothing with under 2 years of service. One third of the award from 2 years up to and including 5 years. Two thirds with more than 5 and less than 10 years. The full award with 10 years or more (Article 85).
When do I get the full award even after resigning?
Under Article 87: when you leave because of force majeure, or as a woman resigning within 6 months of marriage or 3 months of giving birth. Under Article 81 you also keep the full award when you leave because the employer broke the contract. An employer who dismisses you for misconduct under Article 80 owes no award.
Which wage is used?
Your last actual wage (Labor Law Art. 2 and 84): basic pay plus regular allowances such as housing and transport. Commissions can be excluded only if your contract says so (Art. 86).
About this calculator
Formula and rules last checked 12 November 2026Written and tested by the CalculatorDex teamReport a problem
Sources: Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development: End-of-service award · Saudi Labor Law (Royal Decree M/51, 1426H, as amended by Royal Decree M/44, 1446H), Articles 2 and 80 to 88: Bureau of Experts
