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In Saudi Arabia, End of Service Benefit
(ESB) are governed
by the Saudi Labor Law.
These benefits are calculated
based on the employee’s duration of service and the reason for the termination of employment. Here’s a detailed guide
In Saudi Arabia, End of Service Benefits (ESB)
1. End of Service Benefits (ESB)
The ESB is essentially a severance payment made by employers to employees upon the termination of their contract. Here’s how it works:
Eligibility:
• Employees who have completed two or more years of continuous service are eligible for ESB.
• Employees resigning before two years of service are typically not entitled to ESB unless otherwise specified in the contract.
Calculation:
• First 5 years: Half a month’s salary for each year of service.
• Beyond 5 years: One month’s salary for each additional year.
• For resignation:
• After 2-5 years: One-third of the calculated ESB.
• After 5-10 years: Two-thirds of the calculated ESB.
• After 10+ years: Full ESB.
2. How to Check End of Service Benefits
You can calculate your benefits through:
1. Online Portals:
• Use the official Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development (MHRSD) calculator for accurate estimations.
• MHRSD ESB Calculator
2. Employer’s HR Department:
• Request an official breakdown of your benefits.
3. Contract Review:
• Check your employment contract, which may include specific terms about ESB.
3. Final Exit Process in Saudi Arabia
If you’re leaving Saudi Arabia permanently, you must follow the Final Exit process to ensure all formalities are completed:
Steps for Final Exit:
1. Notify Employer:
• Inform your employer of your intention for a final exit.
• Provide written notice (as per contract terms).
2. Clear Dues:
• Ensure that all loans, bills, and fines (like traffic violations) are cleared.
3. End-of-Service Benefits:
• Confirm your ESB calculation with your employer and receive the amount.
4. Submit Application:
• The employer submits a Final Exit Visa application through the Absher platform.
5. Receive Exit Visa:
• Confirm your exit visa status on Absher.
6. Travel:
• Leave the country within the visa validity period (typically 60 days from issuance).
Important Tips
• Check Absher for Updates: Use the Absher platform to track the status of your exit visa.
• Dispute Mechanism: If there’s a dispute regarding ESB, you can file a complaint with the Labor Office.
Let me know if you’d like help navigating any of these steps!
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