Use these free planning resources to turn a Saudi relocation offer into a household decision. Start with your own written benefits and quotes; the example numbers in our guides are not promises about what your move will cost.
Choose the decision you are working on
- Job offer checklist: record what is guaranteed, conditional or missing before accepting.
- Household budget framework: separate monthly costs, annual bills and arrival cash.
- Dubai vs Riyadh comparison worksheet: compare annual savings in one currency.
- Housing comparison framework: compare the full premium, commute and included services.
- School allowance worksheet: calculate costs beyond the employer cap.
- First 30 days checklist: assign owners and dependencies to arrival tasks.
A simple evidence sheet
Copy this structure into your own notes or spreadsheet. Keep confirmed amounts separate from assumptions. Add a review date when the offer, quote or household plan changes.
| Decision or cost | Amount and frequency | Evidence needed | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guaranteed pay | Monthly cash and annual allowances | Written offer and contract | You and HR |
| Housing | Annual rent and payment dates | Current property quote and lease terms | You and landlord |
| Schooling | All children, tuition and joining fees | Campus offer and complete fee statement | You and admissions |
| Moving costs | One-time costs and reimbursement timing | Quotes and employer policy | You and HR |
| Decision gap | What still changes the result? | Specific unanswered question | Named decision-maker |
Dubai vs Riyadh Salary Calculator
Use the free Dubai vs Riyadh salary calculator to compare salary, housing, school costs, transport, other expenses and estimated savings. The salary comparison guide explains the method and provides additional context.
Updated 9 September 2026. These resources support planning; they do not replace an employer confirmation, provider quotation or advice on your individual legal and tax circumstances.