KSA end of service calculator
The Saudi end-of-service award, including the resignation rules.
Your end-of-service gratuity, by the letter of the law
Calculate the end-of-service gratuity (EOSB) due to a full-time private-sector worker under UAE Labour Law — Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021, Article 51 — from the last basic salary and the dates of service. Rules checked on 2 October 2026.
A foreign worker on a full-time contract becomes entitled to gratuity after one year of continuous service. It is calculated on the last basic wage, not on total pay.
| Rule | What the law provides |
|---|---|
| Less than 1 year of continuous service | No gratuity |
| Each of the first 5 years | 21 days’ basic wage |
| Each year after the fifth | 30 days’ basic wage |
| Part of a year, once 1 year is complete | In proportion to the time served |
| Maximum | Two years’ wage in total |
| Wage used | The last basic wage — housing, transport and other allowances are excluded |
| Unpaid absence | Not counted as service |
| Payment | Within 14 days of the contract ending; the employer may deduct amounts the worker owes |
Source: Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021 on the Regulation of Labour Relations, Article 51, and the UAE Government portal, End of service benefits for workers in the private sector (updated 12 August 2026). Last reviewed 2 October 2026.
A monthly basic salary of AED 10,000 at three lengths of service, calculated with the rules above.
| Monthly basic salary | Service | Entitlement (days) | Gratuity |
|---|---|---|---|
| AED 10,000 | 3 years | 63 | AED 21,000 |
| AED 10,000 | 8 years | 195 | AED 65,000 |
| AED 10,000 | 30 years | 855 | AED 240,000 (capped at two years’ wage) |
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After one year of continuous service, a full-time worker is entitled to 21 days’ basic wage for each of the first five years and 30 days’ basic wage for each year after that, with part-years counted in proportion. The total cannot exceed two years’ wage.
On the last basic salary. Allowances such as housing, transport, utilities and furniture are not included.
No. Entitlement starts only after one year of continuous service.
Five years at 21 days a year is 105 days of basic wage — three and a half months’ basic salary. On a monthly basic salary of AED 10,000 that is AED 35,000.
No. Days of unpaid absence are excluded from the period of service.
The employer must pay outstanding wages, other entitlements and gratuity within 14 days of the contract ending.
Article 51 sets the gratuity by length of service and basic wage, and sets no reduced rate for a worker who resigns.
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