Employer share and employee deduction across the annuities, occupational-hazards and SANED branches, including the gradual increase under the new Social Insurance Law 1445H
Method note: Rates applied: annuities 9% per party (rising gradually for the new law 1445H per the official schedule to 11%), occupational hazards 2% paid by the employer for all workers, SANED 0.75% per party for Saudis, with a contributory-wage floor of SAR 1,500 and ceiling of SAR 45,000 (SAR 400 floor outside the annuities branch). The rate in force is determined from today's date. GCC nationals follow their home-country schemes and are not covered here. The final reference is the GOSI invoice in the establishment's account.
Choose Establishment and enter the total contributory wages for each group of employees, or choose Employee and enter your contributory wage and category. The tool applies today's annuities, occupational-hazards and SANED rates and, for new-law 1445H contributors, shows the gradual-increase schedule through July 2028.
9.75% for contributors registered before 3 July 2024 (9% annuities + 0.75% SANED). Under the new 1445H law the annuities rate rises 0.5% every July: 10% from 1 July 2026 (10.75% with SANED), 10.5% from 1 July 2027 (11.25%), and 11% from 1 July 2028 (11.75%).
11.75% for a Saudi registered before 3 July 2024 (9% annuities + 0.75% SANED + 2% occupational hazards), for a new-law 1445H employee 12.75% from 1 July 2026, 13.25% from 1 July 2027 and 13.75% from 1 July 2028; and 2% only for a non-Saudi.
Basic salary plus housing allowance, with a floor of SAR 1,500 and a ceiling of SAR 45,000 per month (SAR 400 floor outside the annuities branch).
No. Non-Saudis are covered by the occupational-hazards branch only, paid by the employer at 2%.
Labour-market entrants with no contribution periods in the civil pension or social insurance systems before 3 July 2024.
When unpaid contributions reach 6 months, or on bankruptcy, liquidation, final departure from the Kingdom, enforcement by sale against the employer, or death of the employer in sole proprietorships.