The lifestyle in Saudi Arabia is generally quieter than other Middle Eastern countries. This is due to the fact that they have a strict legal system based on the Holy Islamic Koran under Sharia Law. Women are not allowed to drive in Saudi Arabia and when traveling outside of the hospital and the compounds you would be expected to wear a light black Abayya or cloak from your shoulders to your ankles, over your normal clothes as well as a scarf to cover your hair. You do not need to cover your face. For men, long pants are required in public places. Collared t-shirts are acceptable, but not singlets. Sandals and thongs are the standard foot wear in this hot climate. Whilst these rules can seem strict to some, every country has their own laws and customs and learning to abide by them is all a part of the adventure. There is still an active social life in Saudi Arabia within the compounds and you are still able to dine out with friends and lead an active life. Also, keep in mind that you are just a flight away from a weekend in Abu Dhabi and Dubai!
Employees of our clients are offered very attractive employment packages. Listed below are some of the benefits that you can expect to receive:
- Tax free salary
- Free Accommodation
- Free flights at beginning & end of your contract
- Free mid-year flight home
- Free Insurance
- Free medical care
- 6 weeks annual leave per year
- 2 weeks public holidays per year
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