Saudi Arabia Maid Salary Calculator
See what families in Saudi Arabia actually pay in 2026. Pick a city, nationality and role to get the monthly SAR salary range, the one-time Musaned setup cost, and the estimated first-year total. And remember the new rule: since 1 January 2026, salaries must be paid electronically through Musaned's Wage Protection System — cash is no longer legal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a maid's salary in Saudi Arabia in 2026?
Monthly salaries range from roughly SAR 900 to SAR 2,000 depending on nationality: Bangladeshi and Ethiopian workers sit at the lower end (about SAR 800–1,200), Kenyan and Ugandan workers in the middle, and Filipino workers at the top (up to about SAR 2,000). Experience with previous GCC contracts pushes any candidate toward the top of her range.
What is the total first-year cost of hiring a maid in Saudi Arabia?
Typically SAR 17,000–39,000: the one-time Musaned recruitment package (about SAR 5,000–15,000 covering agency fee, visa, medical and processing, varying by nationality) plus 12 months of salary. Food, accommodation and health insurance are the employer's ongoing obligations on top.
How must I pay my maid's salary in Saudi Arabia?
Electronically — since 1 January 2026, cash salaries are no longer legal. Every domestic worker's salary must be paid through the Wage Protection System via Musaned-approved channels (participating banks and licensed digital wallets), which creates the payment record that protects both sides.
Which nationality is most affordable to hire in Saudi Arabia?
Bangladeshi and Ethiopian domestic workers have the lowest monthly ranges (about SAR 800–1,200), and their recruitment packages through Musaned are also at the lower end. Filipino workers cost the most in both salary and recruitment fees.
Are maid salaries different in Riyadh and Jeddah?
No meaningful difference — rates are driven by nationality, role and experience rather than city. Riyadh and Jeddah households pay essentially the same ranges, though total setup costs can vary slightly by agency.