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Salaries of Saudi staff leap up 5.2 percent in Q2, expats earned lesser

Monthly salaries of Saudi workers have grown by 5.2 percent to SAR 10,490.
By TRENDS Desk
October 8, 2021 5:07 pm
  • On a quarterly basis, the salaries declined by 1.03% when compared to their level in Q1-21 at SAR 10,600
  • Meanwhile, the average monthly salaries paid to expatriates in the kingdom fell by 1.08% YoY to SAR 4,091 in the April-June period

Average monthly salaries of Saudi workers have grown by 5.2 percent to SAR 10,490 during the second quarter of 2021, compared to SAR 9,970 in Q2-20.

On a quarterly basis, the salaries declined by 1.03% when compared to their level in Q1-21 at SAR 10,600, a report released by General Authority for Statistics (GaStat) showed.

Meanwhile, the average monthly salaries paid to expatriates in the kingdom fell by 1.08% YoY to SAR 4,091 in the April-June period, compared to SAR 4,136 in the year-ago period.

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