How Many Days Do I Get?
A worker is entitled to at least 21 days of annual leave, rising to 30 days after five consecutive years with the employer (Article 109).
Leave accrues in proportion to service: half a year of work earns half the entitlement.
Find your leave balance by length of service, and what unused days are worth if your service ends.
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A worker is entitled to at least 21 days of annual leave, rising to 30 days after five consecutive years with the employer (Article 109).
Leave accrues in proportion to service: half a year of work earns half the entitlement.
If service ends before the leave is used, the worker is paid for the remaining days, and for part of a year in proportion to the time worked (Article 111).
A day is valued at the monthly wage divided by 30.
Results are estimates under the Saudi Labor Law and the Social Insurance Law and do not replace reading your contract or professional advice. Better terms in your contract or your employer’s policy take precedence. Calculated with the same rules the Madar platform applies in payroll.