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Work Permit Fee Inquiry (الاستعلام عن رخصة العمل)
Ministry of Human Resources & Social Development (MHRSD)Retrieve your 14-digit electronic Sadad payment bill number (Biller Code 050) and check the financial status of your annual expatriate work permit levy.
Required: Iqama Number or Border Number (No Login Required)
Query Work Permit ↗
In Saudi Arabia, an expatriate's residency permit (Iqama) cannot be renewed without first paying the mandatory annual Work Permit Fee (رخصة العمل / Maktab Amal Fee). This financial levy is assessed by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development (MHRSD) based on your company's Saudization ratio.
Employees and employers can verify whether the work permit has been issued and obtain the 14-digit Sadad payment bill number through the public inquiry portal.
Step-by-Step Guide: How to Check Work Permit Fee
- Access the official electronic inquiry portal: MHRSD Labor Services Portal.
- Navigate to Electronic Services > Labor Office Services Inquiries.
- Select Inquire About Work Permit Services (الاستعلام عن خدمات رخصة العمل).
- Choose your identifier:
- Iqama Number: For existing residents renewing residency.
- Border Number: For new arrivals issuing their first work permit.
- Enter your 10-digit identification number.
- Input the visual captcha verification digits and click Search (بحث).
- The inquiry results will display:
- Payment Status: Paid (مسددة) or Unpaid (غير مسددة).
- Sadad Bill Number: The 14-digit reference number required for payment.
- Total Fee Amount: The required government levy.
Work Permit Levy Rates in Saudi Arabia
- Companies with Equal/Higher Saudis: SAR 700 per month (SAR 8,400 per year) plus SAR 100 license fee = SAR 8,500/year.
- Companies with More Expatriates: SAR 800 per month (SAR 9,600 per year) plus SAR 100 license fee = SAR 9,700/year.
- Quarterly Payments: Employers can also issue work permits in 3, 6, 9, or 12-month increments to ease cash flow.
Policy & Independent Guide Notice:
IqamaHub KSA is an independent educational informational blog. We do not collect labor levies, issue Sadad invoices, or represent the Ministry of Human Resources (MHRSD). Invoices must be settled securely through licensed commercial banks via Sadad Biller 050.
IqamaHub KSA is an independent educational informational blog. We do not collect labor levies, issue Sadad invoices, or represent the Ministry of Human Resources (MHRSD). Invoices must be settled securely through licensed commercial banks via Sadad Biller 050.