Expat Calculators for the Gulf — UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman & Bahrain

Leaving a job in the Gulf? Your end-of-service money is calculated by law — but most online calculators still use old or wrong formulas. Every tool below uses the current labour law (including the UAE's 2022 reform, Oman's 2023 law and Bahrain's new SIO system), shows you the full breakdown, and explains the rule in plain English.

Qatar

Qatar Gratuity CalculatorEnd of service benefits under Labour Law Art. 54 — at least 21 days of basic salary for every year of service. Is QAR 10,000 a Good Salary in Doha?Full monthly budget + rent by area (Najma, Mansoura, Bin Mahmoud, Al Sadd…) and shop rents.

Kuwait

Kuwait Indemnity Calculator15 days per year for the first 5 years, one month per year after — with the 18-month cap and resignation fractions.

Oman

Oman End of Service CalculatorThe only calculator that splits your service at 31 July 2023 — old-law tiers before, one month per year after.

United Arab Emirates

UAE Gratuity Calculator21 days of basic salary per year (first 5 years), 30 days after. No resignation cut since Feb 2022 — we show it correctly. UAE Final Settlement CalculatorGratuity + unused leave + notice pay − deductions = your true last cheque. UAE Leave Salary CalculatorHow much annual leave you have earned, and what your unused days are worth in cash. Is AED 10,000 a Good Salary in Dubai?Real monthly budget + rent by area (International City, Deira, Al Nahda, JVC…) and shop rents.

Saudi Arabia

Saudi End of Service CalculatorHalf a month per year (first 5), one month after — with resignation tiers and the wage-base choice explained. Saudi Overtime CalculatorOvertime at your hourly wage + 50% of your basic hourly wage (Labour Law Art. 107). Is SAR 15,000 a Good Salary in Riyadh?Full monthly budget + rent by area (Batha, Al Malaz, Al Olaya, North Riyadh…) and shop rents.

Bahrain

Bahrain Gratuity Calculator (SIO-Aware)Bahrain replaced gratuity with an SIO-funded system in March 2024. This calculator handles both parts — almost no other site does.

How to use this site: pick your country above, enter your basic salary and service period, and read the breakdown. Every page explains the law behind the number, with a worked example and FAQs. Results are estimates for guidance — for a legal dispute, confirm with your country's labour office.

Disclaimer: This site provides general information and estimates based on published labour laws (UAE Federal Decree-Law 33/2021, Saudi Labour Law, Qatar Labour Law 14/2004, Kuwait Labour Law 6/2010, Oman Royal Decree 53/2023, Bahrain Labour Law & SIO Resolution 109/2023). It is not legal advice. Figures for rent and living costs are market estimates (Oct 2026) and change over time.