Work out your take-home pay, GOSI deduction, end-of-service gratuity, leave pay and Iqama or visa fees — free calculators and plain-English guides built on the rules published by HRSD, GOSI and the Saudi immigration authorities.
Calculate Your SalarySaudi Utility Hub is an independently operated site for people who live and work in Saudi Arabia. If you're an employee trying to work out your net pay, your GOSI contribution, or what you're owed at the end of service, or an expat trying to make sense of Iqama renewal, sponsor transfer, or a family visa, the tools and guides here are built for exactly that. There are also everyday tools for residents — electricity and water bills, fuel, gold prices, home finance and traffic fines.
Every calculator runs entirely in your browser — nothing you type is sent to our servers or stored. Guides are written in plain English and reference the government body responsible for each rule (GOSI, Qiwa, Absher, Jawazat, or the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development) so you can verify anything important directly at the source.
Calculators for people employed in Saudi Arabia, built on the Saudi Labour Law and GOSI contribution rules.
Fee estimators and step-by-step preparation guides for Iqama renewal, sponsor transfer and family or visit visas.
Everyday money tools for residents: household bills, fuel, gold, fines, home finance and household staff costs.
Saudi Utility Hub is independently operated and is not affiliated with any Saudi government body. Every calculator is built from the rule published by the responsible authority — the Saudi Labour Law and HRSD for pay, leave and end of service, GOSI for social insurance, and MOI/Jawazat, Absher and Muqeem for residency — and each page links to that source and shows when it was last reviewed. Read how pages are researched and corrected in our editorial policy.
Most visitors start with the salary calculator to see their take-home pay, then check GOSI and end-of-service. If you are planning an exit, the final settlement calculator puts salary, leave and gratuity into one figure.
Calculate My Salary NowEach calculator follows the published rules from the relevant Saudi authority — GOSI, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, or Saudi immigration authorities.
Calculations run in your browser, so you get answers in seconds with no server processing or waiting.
The numbers you enter stay on your device. We don't collect or store the details of your calculations.
Fully responsive layouts mean every tool works smoothly on phones, tablets, and desktops.
Yes. Every calculator and guide is free, with no login, sign-up or paid tier. The site is funded by advertising through Google AdSense, which never changes how a calculator works or what a guide says.
No. Calculations run locally in your browser. The salary figures, dates and other values you type are not sent to our servers or stored. See the Privacy Policy for how analytics and advertising cookies work and how to turn them off.
Use the End of Service calculator for the gratuity on its own, and the Final Settlement calculator when you also need unpaid salary, unused annual leave and deductions combined into one exit figure.
For Saudi nationals, the employee share is calculated on basic salary plus housing allowance, capped at SAR 45,000 a month. Existing subscribers pay 9.75%; new entrants from August 2026 to July 2027 pay 10.75% under the phase-in set by Royal Decree M/273. Non-Saudi employees pay no employee GOSI share — the employer pays the 2% occupational hazards contribution. The GOSI calculator shows the full split.
No. Saudi Arabia does not tax employment income, for Saudis or expatriates. The main deduction from a Saudi national's pay is the GOSI contribution; expatriates usually see no statutory deduction at all. The gross-to-net table shows common salary levels.
Employees checking their pay usually start with the Salary or GOSI calculator. Expats planning a renewal or a trip usually start with the Iqama Expiry Date Planner or the Exit / Re-entry planner.
No. These are unofficial estimates built from the published Saudi Labour Law, GOSI rules and government fee schedules to help you prepare and sanity-check figures. Your employer's payroll, GOSI and the relevant government portal remain the authoritative sources.
Each page shows its own last-reviewed date. Pages are re-checked when an official rate, fee or procedure changes — for example each GOSI phase-in step or a change to the expat levy — and readers can report an error through the Contact page.