Saudi Arabia Sets Age Limit for Foreign Workers

Saudi Arabia has established an age limit for foreign workers seeking employment, as communicated through the Embassy of India in Saudi Arabia. Individuals aged between 18 and 60 are eligible to work in the Kingdom, but they must also meet additional conditions beyond the age requirement.
Prospective workers need to be physically fit and possess professional or academic qualifications that align with the Kingdom's needs, specifically in areas where there is a shortage of qualified Saudi nationals. The criteria emphasize demand-driven recruitment, meaning that age alone does not guarantee employment; candidates must demonstrate that their skills or professional background meet the current demands of the labor market.
This age window encompasses a significant portion of the working-age population, but the additional requirements highlight the competitive nature of securing employment in Saudi Arabia.
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