Saudi Arabia skyline

Destination · Saudi Arabia

Your move to Saudi Arabia, handled end to end.

From your work visa and Iqama to the keys of your home. One team for your paperwork, your arrival and everything that follows.

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Saudi routes depend on your employer and your sector. Fifteen free minutes will tell you what is realistic for your case.

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Capital
Riyadh
Language
Arabic
Currency
SAR
Time zone
AST (UTC+3)
Population
36 million

Your way in

15 routes into Saudi Arabia. One is yours.

Choose your situation. Every route is prepared by a licensed specialist, and selecting one starts your application with the right visa already chosen.

What we do for you in Saudi Arabia

Every step, in the order you will need it

Book one service or all of them. Each is delivered by a specialist.

Saudi Arabia FAQ

Questions we answer every week

What is an Iqama?
The Iqama is the residency permit you hold once you are in the country, and it is normally tied to your sponsoring employer. It is what makes banking, housing and family sponsorship possible.
What is Premium Residency?
It is a residency route that does not depend on an employer sponsor. It suits people who want to live or invest in the country without being tied to one company.
Can my family join me?
Family sponsorship generally follows from your own residency status rather than being arranged separately. We plan the household together, so the dependent applications are ready when yours is granted.
How long does it take?
The routes on this page show the usual ranges. Employer-sponsored moves depend heavily on how quickly your employer completes its side, which is where most delays come from.

Life in Saudi Arabia

What daily life really looks like

Housing & Neighbourhoods
Most international professionals are accommodated in company compounds or high-specification residential complexes, particularly in Riyadh and Jeddah. These compounds offer amenities including swimming pools, gyms, and social clubs. Independent housing in premium expat areas is also available for those who prefer greater autonomy. Housing allowances are standard components of senior packages.
Healthcare System
Private health insurance provided by employers covers the majority of international workers, giving access to well-equipped private hospitals staffed by internationally trained doctors. The quality of healthcare in Riyadh and Jeddah is generally high, and most large hospitals accept international insurance directly.
Cost of Living
With no income tax and housing often covered by the employer, the financial position for international professionals in Saudi Arabia can be very favourable. Everyday costs including fuel, dining, and utilities are subsidised and relatively low. The primary expenses for families tend to be international schooling and leisure activities.
Getting Around
Riyadh has invested in a new metro network (Riyadh Metro) which now connects key parts of the city, though car ownership remains essential for most daily commuting. Jeddah relies primarily on private vehicles and taxis. Ride-hailing apps are widely used and affordable across all major cities.

Not sure which route is yours?

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15 minutes, free, with someone who works on moves to Saudi Arabia every week. You leave knowing your route and your next step.