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Packing Helper in Jeddah

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Packing Helper in Jeddah
Company
احمد صلاح
Location
Jeddah
Job type
Full-time
Posted
1 day ago
Via
وظفنا دوت كوم
Job description
اسلام علیکم سر ہماری کمپنی کو 6 بندے چاہے پیکنگ کے کام کے لیے اور لوڈنگ انلوڈنگ کے 8 گھنٹے کی سیلری 1600 ہے کھانا اپنا باقی سب کچھ کمپنی دے گی اس کے بعد اور تاہم ہے صرف واتساپ پر میسج کریں سیلری ہر منتھ کے منتھ اکاؤنٹ میں ملے گی + راجع بيانات […]

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about Packing Jobs in Saudi Arabia

Q
What is the minimum wage for Saudi nationals in packing jobs in Saudi Arabia in 2026?
As per the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, the minimum wage for Saudi nationals in the private sector including packing jobs is SAR 4,000 per month as of 2026. This applies to full-time contracts and excludes housing or transport allowances. Overtime pay is SAR 15 per hour at 150% rate.
Source: Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development
Q
What is the standard monthly salary for expatriate packers in Saudi warehouses in 2026?
Expatriate packers in warehouses earn a basic salary of SAR 1,800 per month plus SAR 400 food allowance and SAR 300 housing as per contracts registered on Qiwa in 2026. Total compensation reaches SAR 2,500 monthly for 48-hour weeks. Contracts specify these amounts for visa approval.
Source: Qiwa Platform
Q
What visa and work permit do I need as a foreigner for packing jobs in Saudi Arabia?
Foreigners need an employer-sponsored temporary work visa followed by Iqama residence permit. Employer pays SAR 2,400 work permit fee and SAR 650 annual Iqama fee as of 2026. Processing completes in 5-7 working days via Qiwa after contract approval.
Source: Qiwa Platform
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What education or experience is required for entry-level packing jobs in Saudi Arabia?
No university degree is required; secondary school certificate suffices for entry-level packing jobs. Zero prior experience needed, but candidates aged 21-60 must pass medical examination. Skills assessment via Qiwa is mandatory for contract issuance.
Source: Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development