Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

In the 2025, Saudi Arabia’s real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) amounted to ⃁ 4.9 trillion. The nominal GDP was ⃁ 4.8 trillion, while the seasonally adjusted real GDP reached ⃁ 4.9 trillion.

The chart shows the annual evolution of Saudi Arabia’s real GDP, nominal GDP, and seasonally adjusted real GDP.

Note: The Real GDP and Seasonally Adjusted Real GDP are calculated by Gastat using the Chain-Linked Methodology.

In the 2025, Real GDP amounted to ⃁ 1.3 trillion for oil activities, ⃁ 2.7 trillion for non-oil activities, and ⃁ 648.4 billion for government activities.

The chart illustrates the annual trend of Real GDP by main economic activities in Saudi Arabia.

Note: The Real GDP and Seasonally Adjusted Real GDP are calculated by Gastat using the Chain-Linked Methodology.

In the 2025, Domestic Final Demand amounted to ⃁ 4.7 trillion, while External Final Demand (Net Exports) stood at ⃁ 75.3 billion.

The chart shows the annual evolution of GDP measured from the expenditure side in Saudi Arabia, composed of Domestic Final Demand and External Final Demand (Net Exports).

*Final Demand (GDP Basis) represents GDP measured from the expenditure side and equals Domestic Final Demand plus External Final Demand (Net Exports). It reflects demand for final goods and services produced in the economy.

In February 2026, the annual inflation rate was 1.7%. The subindex that recorded the highest annual inflation rate was personal care, social protection and miscellaneous goods and services (8.2%), while the lowest annual inflation rate was recorded for furnishings, household equipment and routine household maintenance (-0.9%).

The graph shows the consumer price index recorded in February 2026, by expenditure category.

In February 2026, the annual inflation rate reached 3.5%. The commodity that recorded the highest WPI was Other transportable goods, except metal products, machinery and equipment transportable goods (6.5%), while the lowest WPI was recorded for Ores and Minerals (-0.2%).

The graph shows the wholesale price index recorded in February 2026 by main group.

In January 2026, the General Producer Price Index (PPI) stood at 104.4. The PPI for manufacturing was 104.7, for electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply it was 99.7, and for water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation it was 118.7.

The chart shows the monthly evolution of the Producer Price Index in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia’s Industrial Production Index decreased by 0.5% in January 2026 compared to previous month.

Mining and Quarrying increased by 0.2% in January 2026 compared to the previous month, while Manufacturing Industry decreased by 1.3%. Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply recorded a decrease of 6.6% and Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities had an increase of 10.9%.

The graph shows the monthy percentage change in the Industrial Production Index (IPI) by economic activity.

In February 2026, the Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) for Saudi Arabia recorded a value of 56.1, below the previous month's figure of 56.3.

The graph depicts the monthly evolution of the Purchasing Managers' Index, a key economic indicator that assesses the health of the non-oil economy by surveying purchasing managers across various industries. A PMI reading above 50 generally indicates expansion, while a reading below 50 suggests contraction, reflecting changes since the previous month.

In September 2025, the General Consumer Confidence Index stood at 113.9, compared with 131.5 for the Index of Current Economic Conditions.

The chart compares the monthly trend of the General Index of Consumer Confidence and the Index of Current Economic Conditions in Saudi Arabia.

In February 2026, the General Construction Cost Index stood at 102.5. The index for the residential sector was 102.5, while the non-residential sector index was 102.5.

The chart shows the monthly evolution of the General Construction Cost Index, the residential sector index, and the non-residential sector index.

The Kingdom's non-oil revenues reached ⃁ 505.3 billion in 2025, while oil revenues reached a total of ⃁ 606.5 billion. The expenditures amounted to ⃁ 1.4 trillion, of which ⃁ 168.5 billion were capital expenditures and ⃁ 1.2 trillion were current expenditures. This resulted in a deficit of ⃁ 276.6 billion.

The graph shows the annual evolution of government expenditures and revenues, with the line representing the deficit or surplus each year.

During 2025, the money supply of Saudi Arabia reached ⃁ 3.2 trillion, representing a 8.4% growth with respect to 2024.

The graph shows the annual evolution of money supply (M3) in Saudi Arabia over time.

* Money supply (M3) includes residents' foreign currency deposits, marginal deposits for LCs, outstanding remittances, and banks Repo transactions with the private sector.

During 2025, the Repo Rate was registered at 4.3%, while the Reverse Repo Rate reached 3.8%. On its part, the Saudi Interbank Offered Rates (3-month average) reached 5.3%.

The graph presents the annual evolution of the Repo Rate, Reverse Repo Rate and Saudi Interbank Offered Rates over time.

In 2025, the total lending to the public sector amounted to ⃁ 909.9 billion, comprising ⃁ 256.6 billion in bank credits to public sector enterprises, and ⃁ 653.3 billion in government and quasi-government bonds.

The graph shows the evolution of bank claims on the public sector.

In 2025, the total lending to the private sector amounted to ⃁ 3,147.4 billion, comprising ⃁ 3,017.5 billion in loans, advances, and overdrafts, ⃁ 22.1 billion in discounted bills, and ⃁ 107.8 billion in investments in private securities.

The graph shows the evolution of bank claims on the private sector.

The total bank deposits reached ⃁ 2,925.8 billion during 2025. The distribution of these deposits were concentrated mainly on demand deposits (⃁ 1,432.3 billion), followed by time deposits & savings (⃁ 1,173.8 billion) and quasi-money (⃁ 319.7 billion).

The graph shows the annual evolution of bank deposits over time, categorized by type.

* Quasi-money includes residents' foreign currency deposits, marginal deposits for LCs, outstanding remittances, and banks Repo transactions with private sector.

During 2025, the bank credits in Saudi Arabia reached a total value of ⃁ 3,296.2 billion. Out of this total, ⃁ 1,434 billion were allocated to personal loans, ⃁ 393.5 billion to real estate activities, and ⃁ 217.6 billion to electricity, gas and water supplies, making these three activities the top three in terms of credit allocation.

The graph presents the annual evolution of bank credits over time by economic activity (ISIC4).

In 2025, ⃁ 707.2 billion were recorded in point of sale transactions, being higher by 5.8% compared to the previous period.

The graph shows the annual evolution of points of sale transactions in terms of sales in Saudi Arabia.

In 2024 the cities that recorded the highest sales at transaction points were Riyadh (⃁ 225.0 billion), Jeddah (⃁ 93.8 billion), and Dammam (⃁ 32.9 billion).

The graph shows sales at transaction points in the main cities of Saudi Arabia.

In 2025, a total of 14,674 Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) were registered in Saudi Arabia, indicating a 2.7% decrease compared to the previous year.

The graph shows the annual evolution of the number of ATMs in Saudi Arabia.

In 2025, ⃁ 537.5 billion in cash withdrawals were recorded in Saudi Arabia, of which 38.3% were made in banks (⃁ 205.7 billion) and 61.7% were made through Mada (⃁ 331.8 billion).

The graph shows the cash withdrawals made in Saudi Arabia, differentiating between those made by banks and those made with Mada

In January 2026, merchandise exports reached ⃁ 98.7 billion, while merchandise imports were ⃁ 81.4 billion. As a result, the trade balance resulted in a surplus of ⃁ 17.3 billion.

The graph shows the monthly evolution of merchandise exports and imports in Saudi Arabia.

Non-oil exports in January 2026 reached a total of ⃁ 32.6 billion. The main exports were Machinery and mechanical appliances, electrical equipment, parts thereof (⃁ 7.9 billion), Products of the chemical industries (⃁ 6.3 billion), and Plastics, rubber and their articles (⃁ 5.2 billion).

The main non-oil export destinations during January 2026 were United Arab Emirates (⃁ 11.6 billion), India (⃁ 2.7 billion), and China (⃁ 2.4 billion).

In fourth quarter of 2025, exports of services reached ⃁ 66.1 billion, while imports of services amounted to ⃁ 119.6 billion. As a result, the trade balance in services recorded a deficit of ⃁ 53.5 billion.

The chart shows the quarterly evolution of exports, imports, and the trade balance in international trade in services.

In the fourth quarter of 2025, total services exports reached ⃁ 52.8 billion. The main services traded were Travel (⃁ 39.5 billion), Transport (⃁ 10.5 billion), and Government (⃁ 2.8 billion).

The chart shows the distribution of services exports in Saudi Arabia.

In 2025, the value of goods and services totaled ⃁ 83.1 billion, with primary income at ⃁ 40.0 billion and a secondary income deficit of ⃁ -245.9 billion.

In that period the current account balance was ⃁ -122.8 billion, being lower than the value of the previous year (⃁ -61.0 billion).

The graph illustrates the annual evolution of current accounts, with the line representing the current account balance.

In 2025, the direct investment was ⃁ -21.0 billion, the portfolio investment were ⃁ -196.4 billion, the reserve assets were ⃁ 86.3 billion and the amount of other investments was ⃁ -48.6 billion.

In the same period the financial accounts balance was ⃁ -179.8 billion, being lower than the value of the previous year (⃁ -108.7 billion).

The graph shows the evolution of financial accounts by year and the line represents the balance of the financial accounts.

In 2025 the capital account balance was ⃁ -2.3 billion, being higher than the value of the previous year (⃁ -16.5 billion).

The graph shows the evolution of capital accounts balance by year.

In the fourth quarter of 2025, the reserve assets of Saudi Arabia amounted to a total of ⃁ 1.7 trillion. Out of this total, ⃁ 1.6 billion are stored in monetary gold, ⃁ 80.5 billion in SDR, ⃁ 12.9 billion in reserve position in the IMF, ⃁ 619.1 billion in foreign currency and deposits abroad, and ⃁ 1.0 trillion in investments in foreign securities.

The total reserve assets have presented an overall increase of 2.2% compared to the previous quarter.

The chart shows the total reserve assets of Saudi Arabia by quarter.

During the fourth quarter of 2025, the FDI net inflow amounted to ⃁ 48.4 billion, showing an increase by 81.8% compared to the previous quarter.

On the other hand, the FDI net outflow amounted to ⃁ 18.9 billion presenting a decrease of 63.8% compared to the previous quarter.

The chart shows the evolution of the FDI net inflows and net outflows over time.

Note:

FDI inflows: Financial transactions that arise between the FDI institution, direct investors and related companies outside the Saudi economy, which occur during a certain period of time, and form inflows when their positive impact appears in excess of equity and/or debt instruments.

FDI outflows: These are financial transactions that arise between the Foreign Direct Investment Corporation, direct investors, and related companies outside the Saudi economy, and which occur during a certain period of time. They are outflows when their impact appears in a decrease in the side of obligations, such as paid dividends or repayment of loans and credit receivables, or when the foreign shareholder exits.

FDI net inflow: It represents the difference between inflows and outflows of foreign direct investment inflows.

In 2025 workers' remittances reached an amount of ⃁ 217.4 billion, being higher in 26.9% than the previous year.

The graph shows the annual evolution of workers' remittances.

In 2022, the real price of Arabian Light oil was $89.7 per barrel.

Compared to North Sea (Brent) oil, whose price was $89.3, Arabian Light oil was priced 0.5% higher, while when compared to OPEC basket oil whose price was $88.4, Arabian Light oil was priced 1.6% higher.

The graph shows the annual evolution of the real oil price in dollars per barrel.

Saudi exports of crude oil in 2021 reached 2,273 million barrels. The main destination of these exports was Asia and Far East, accounting for 77.0% of the total exports, followed by Western Europe (8.4%), North America (7.1%), Middle East (3.5%), Africa (2.8%), and South America (1.1%).

The visualization shows the annual evolution of Saudi exports of crude oil by destination.

In 2022, crude oil production in Saudi Arabia reached a total of 3,866 million barrels, being 16.1% higher than the previous period.

The graph shows the annual evolution of crude oil production in Saudi Arabia and its percentage change.

Electricity consumption in the Kingdom during 2022 was 298,701,592 Megawatts/h, with residential consumption (142,449,919 Megawatts/h) standing out, followed by industrial consumption (52,860,205 Megawatts/h) and commercial consumption (50,983,824 Megawatts/h).

The visualization shows the electricity consumption (in Megawatts/h) by zone and type of consumption.

In 2022, the water consumption in Saudi Arabia was 3.56 billion cubic meters. The administrative regions with the highest water consumption were Al-Riyadh (1.13 billion cubic meters), Makkah Al-Mokarramah (832 million cubic meters), and Eastern Region (657 million cubic meters).

The visualization corresponds to a map of Saudi Arabia divided into administrative regions and colored according to the water consumption (cubic meters).

By the end of 2024, a total of 10 renewable energy projects were operational. These projects were Sakakah, Domat al-Jandal, Jeddah, Rabigh 1, Sudair, Saad 1, Al Shuaiba 1, Al Rass 1, Layla, and Al Shuaiba 2.

The chart shows the number of renewable energy projects that entered into operation by year in Saudi Arabia.

In 2024, the total operating revenues of the various economic activities in Saudi Arabia reached ⃁ 5.5 trillion, with Manufacturing being the activity with the highest registered revenue (⃁ 1.7 trillion, 31.0% of the total).

In the same year, the total operating expenses were ⃁ 2.4 trillion, with Manufacturing being the activity with the highest registered expense (⃁ 983.9 billion, 41.6% of the total).

The visualization shows the operating revenues and expenses of different economic activities.

In 2022, 9,072,298 employees were registered in Saudi Arabia.

The economic activities with the most employees in that year were Construction (2,460,230) and Wholesale & retail trade; repair of motor vehicles (1,626,050). On the other hand, the activities with fewer registered employees were Electricity, gas supply (39,390) and Arts, entertainment & recreation (32,338).

The graph shows the number of employees by economic activity for the selected year.

In 2024, gross fixed capital formation in Saudi Arabia was ⃁ 988.1 billion.

The economic divisions that concentrated the greatest gross fixed capital formation were Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas (⃁ 178.8 billion, 18.1% of the total), Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles (⃁ 79.8 billion, 8.1% of the total) and Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles (⃁ 76.3 billion, 7.7% of the total)

The graph shows the gross fixed capital formation by economic activity in Saudi Arabia.

In 2022, there were a total of 282,320 new individual proprietorships in the Kingdom. Out of this total, 79,397 were registered in Al-Riyadh, 64,844 in Makkah Al-Mokarramah and 38,424 in Eastern Region.

The visualization shows the number of new individual proprietorships recorded in the Kingdom by region during the year selected in the timeline below.

In 2024, the number of active enterprises was 2,045,964 in Saudi Arabia. The economic activities that recorded the highest number of active enterprises were Total (1,022,982), Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles (326,585), and Construction (273,874).

The chart shows the number of active enterprises in Saudi Arabia by economic activity.

In 2024, business density reached 37.4, compared with 11.7 for new business density.

The chart shows the values of business density and new business density per 1,000 adults aged 15 and over.

In January 2026, the economic activities with the highest operating revenues index in Saudi Arabia were Arts, entertainment and recreation (136.6), Information and communication (128.4), and Other service activities (125.5).

The chart shows the monthly values of the operating revenues index in Saudi Arabia by economic activity.

In February 2026, overall business confidence stood at 60.7. By sector, the index was 60.4 in Industry, 61.1 in Services, and 60.6 in Construction.

The chart shows the monthly evolution of the Business Confidence Index across the main economic sectors in Saudi Arabia.

Notably, the industry groups that displayed the most significant annual growth of the Tadawul index during that period were Household & Personal Products, which surged by 8.8%, and Banks, which recorded an impressive growth of 1.5%.

The graph shows the year-over-year growth of the TASI sub-indices by month within different industry groups.

In February 2026, the price/earning ratio in the Saudi Stock Market was 15.7, which is 4.4% lower than the previous month's ratio of 16.4.

However, compared to the same month previous year, the price/earning ratio decreased by 8.4%, decreasing from 17.1 to 15.7.

The graph shows the monthly evolution of the Price/Earnings ratio.

In February 2026, the earnings per share in Saudi Arabia remained unchanged from the previous month at ⃁ 1.60.

However, compared to the same month previous year, the earnings per share decreased by 3.6%, falling from ⃁ 1.66 to ⃁ 1.60.

The graph shows the monthly evolution of the earnings per share.

In 2024, the contribution of the digital economy to Saudi Arabia's GDP was 16.0%.

Based on the Digital Economy Survey conducted by the General Authority for Statistics in 2022, the percentage of establishments offering services through electronic applications reached 20.3%.

Education establishments account for the largest percentage of establishments offering services through electronic applications (44.5%), followed by Accommodation and food service activities establishments (39.9%), and Arts, entertainment and recreation establishments (31.9%).

The graph shows the percentage of establishments offering services through electronic applications by economic activities.

In 2024, Research and Development Funding amounted to ⃁ 15.7 billion in the Government sector, ⃁ 12.1 billion in the Business sector, and ⃁ 1.7 billion in the Higher Education sector.

The chart presents annual values of Research and Development Funding by sector, comparing the government, business, and higher education sectors.

In 2024, the government sector employed 72.6% men and 27.4% women as researchers in Research and Development (R&D). The business sector reported 73.1% men and 26.9% women, while the higher education sector comprised 59.0% men and 41.0% women.

The chart shows the percentage distribution of researchers in R&D by gender across different sectors.

In 2024, expenditure on Research and Development (R&D) amounted to ⃁ 29.5 billion. The economic activities with the highest levels of expenditure were Mining, Manufacturing, Electricity, and Water (⃁ 9.2 billion), Public Administration and Defense and Compulsory Social Security (⃁ 7.5 billion), and Financial, Insurance, Real Estate, and Business Services (⃁ 6.6 billion).

The chart shows the distribution of R&D expenditure by economic activity in Saudi Arabia.

The countries that received the largest amounts of humanitarian aid from Saudi Arabia were Republic of Yemen (4.52 billion US dollars), Palestine (513 million US dollars), and Syria (456 million US dollars).

The graph shows the distribution of humanitarian aid amounts by the country of destination.

*Data accumulated through December 2024.

The sectors that benefited the most from humanitarian aid were Food Security and Agriculture (2.17 billion US dollars), Health (1.5 billion US dollars), and Humanitarian Operations Support and Coordination (980 million US dollars).

The graph shows the humanitarian aid received by different sectors.

*Data accumulated through December 2024.

Total aid through December 2024 provided by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) was $7.32 billion distributed in 3,292 projects.

The graph shows the annual evolution of the aid provided by KSrelief by cost of projects.

In 2022 the population density of Saudi Arabia was 16.5 people per square kilometer. The regions that concentrated the largest population density were Jazan (105 people per square kilometer), Makkah Al-Mokarramah (57.5 people per square kilometer), and Al-Baha (30.2 people per square kilometer).

The graph corresponds to a map of Saudi Arabia divided into administrative regions and colored according to the population density of each region.

In 2024, the female population was concentrated in the age range of 5 - 9 years, with 1,371,055 women, corresponding to 10.2% of the total female population. For its part, the male population was concentrated in the age range of 30 - 34 years, with a total of 2,847,286 men, representing 13.0% of the total male population.

The graph corresponds to a population pyramid that shows the male and female population by age range.

During 2024, the female population in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia showed an increase of 3.7% compared to the previous year, while the male population showed an increase of 5.4%.

Overall, the population in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has increased by 4.7%, going from 33,702,731 people in 2023 to 35,300,280 people in 2024.

The graph shows the evolution of the population in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by gender.

In 2022, the total Non-Saudi population of Saudi Arabia reached 13,382,962 people. Among this population, 15.8% were nationals from Bangladesh (2,116,192 people), 14.1% were from India (1,884,476 people), and 13.6% were from Pakistan (1,814,678 people).

The chart shows the nationalities represented among the total Non-Saudi population of Saudi Arabia.

In 2022, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia registered a total of 417,155 births among Saudi mothers, of which 400,099 were single births, 16,160 were twins, and 896 were triplets or more.

The highest number of births was observed among Saudi females in the age group of 25 - 29 years old, with a total of 116,083 newborns.

The chart presents the number of births classified by the age group of the mothers, and grouped by single and multiple births (twins, triplets or more).

The dependency ratio represents the average number of economically dependent individuals per 100 people within the working-age group.

In 2022, the overall dependency ratio in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was registered at 37.3%, with a children dependency ratio of 33.7% and an elderly dependency ratio of 3.7%.

The chart shows the overall dependency ratio for total population by region.

In 2022, 55% of the total population in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was married, 2.4% divorced, 2.2% widowed and 40.4% never married.

You can review the marital status of the total population of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by age group in the graph and use the buttons above to change the gender and nationality of the data presented.

In 2022, 55.0% of the total population at marriageable age in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia were married. Among these, 16.0% of the individuals between the ages of 15 to 29 years old were married.

The proportion of total males at marriageable age that were married was 54.0%, while among total women was 56.6%.

The graph shows the population pyramid with the number of married men and women at marriageable age in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by age range, for Saudi and Non-Saudi population.

In the fourth quarter of 2025, the labor force participation rate among Saudis in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia reached 49.5%, with a breakdown of 34.5% for Saudi women and 64.7% for Saudi men.

The graph shows the quarterly evolution of the labor force participation by gender in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (Saudi population).

In the third quarter of 2025, the average monthly wage per paid employee in main work was ⃁ 5.7 thousand among the total population. This figure amounted to ⃁ 5.8 thousand for men and ⃁ 5.6 thousand for women.

The chart shows the quarterly evolution of the average monthly wage per paid employee in main work by sex, for the total population.

In the fourth quarter of 2025, 1,790,332 of female employees were registered in GOSI, 520,338 in Civil Services and 1,453,731 as domestic workers, reaching a total of 3,764,401 female workers in Saudi Arabia. For its part, 11,874,783 of male employees were registered in GOSI, 652,503 in Civil Services and 2,742,441 as domestic workers, for a total of 15,269,727 male workers.

The regions that presented the highest number of female employees registered in GOSI and Civil Services were Al-Riyadh (1,118,622 employees), Makkah Al-Mokarramah (404,709 employees), and Eastern Region (335,001 employees). In the case of male employees, the regions with the highest number of registered workers were Al-Riyadh (6,184,258 employees), Eastern Region (2,246,585 employees), and Makkah Al-Mokarramah (1,970,886 employees).

The chart shows the number of employees registered in GOSI and Civil Services in Saudi Arabia during the fourth quarter of 2025.

* Data for domestic workers is only available at the national level.

During the fourth quarter of 2025, the occupations that registered the highest number of employees in Saudi Arabia were Elementary occupations (5,842,273 employees), Professionals (1,897,962 employees), and Plant and machine operators, and assemblers (1,393,361 employees).

The chart shows the number of employees in by region and occupation.

* There are cases of subscribers working more than one job and in different professions, hence these may be counted more than once depending on the subscription, not the participant.

During the fourth quarter of 2025, the economic activities that registered the highest number of employees in Saudi Arabia were Construction (3,428,230 employees), Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles (1,823,181 employees), and Manufacturing (1,495,921 employees).

The chart shows the total number of employees by region.

In the fourth quarter of 2025, the unemployment rate of Saudis in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia reached 7.2%. In particular, the Saudi female unemployment rate was 10.3%, while the Saudi male unemployment rate was 5.6%.

The graph shows the quarterly evolution of the unemployment rate by gender of the Saudi population in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Youth unemployment refers to the share of the labor force ages 15-24 without work but available for and seeking employment.

In fourth quarter of 2025, Saudi female youth unemployment rate was 22.4% and Saudi male youth unemployment rate was 15%. You can review other age groups in the graph.

The graph shows the unemployment rate by sex and age groups by quarter in Saudi Arabia (Saudi population).

In the fourth quarter of 2025, the highest unemployment rate for Saudi women was recorded for those with an education level of short-cycle tertiary education (12.9%). On the other hand, the highest unemployment rate in Saudi men was registered in those who had an educational level of primary (8.3%).

The graph shows the percentage of the labor force with different levels of education who are unemployed (Saudi population).

In 2022 the number of job seekers of Saudi Arabia was 324,936. The regions that concentrated the largest number of job seekers were Al-Riyadh (80,005 job seekers), Makkah Al-Mokarramah (73,633 job seekers), and Eastern Region (43,927 job seekers).

The graph corresponds to a map of Saudi Arabia divided into administrative regions and colored according to the number of job seekers.

In 2024, the number of housing units occupied by Saudi households in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia were distributed as follows: 1,973,454 were an apartment (45.0% of the total), 1,361,677 were a villa (31.0% of the total), 542,200 were a traditional house (12.4% of the total), 473,101 were an a floor (10.8% of the total), and 36,799 were others (0.8% of the total).

The graph shows housing units (occupied by Saudi households) by type of housing in different years in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Most total dwellings concentrate in Makkah Al-Mokarramah (3,260,806 dwellings, 26.3% of the total), Al-Riyadh (3,123,246 dwellings, 25.2% of the total), and Eastern Region (1,902,754 dwellings, 15.3% of the total).

The graph shows a map of Saudi Arabia divided into administrative regions and colored according to the number of dwellings for each type of dwelling selected.

In 2022, the number of households in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, was 8,174,674. The biggest number of households was located in Al-Riyadh.

In that year, the number of male-headed households was 7,175,120, representing 87.8% of the total.

The graph shows the number of households by administrative region, grouped by nationality or gender, according to the selected button.

In 2025, the Real Estate Price Index of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia reached 104.3, an increase of 2% compared to the previous year.

The chart shows the Real Estate Price Index and the year-on-year rate of change in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Note: In Q3 2024, Gastat updated the base year for the index from 2014 to 2023.

General real estate price index decreased by 0.7% during the fourth quarter of 2025 compared to the same quarter in the previous year.

The graph shows the percentage change in the Real Estate Price Index (YoY) by sector and type of real estate in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

In 2023, there were a total of 547,875 workers registered in the health sector in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The personnel was distributed as follows: 218,107 nurses, 153,688 assistant health employees, 139,270 physicians, and 36,810 pharmacists.

The graph shows the annual evolution of health sector employees in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

In 2022, the average Saudi life expectancy was 77.9 years, being 80.9 years for females and 75.3 years for males.

Compared to the previous year, the overall life expectancy increased by 1.9 years, with female life expectancy showing an increase of 1.7 years, while male life expectancy increased by 2 years.

The graph shows the Saudi life expectacy, by gender and overall, over the years.

In 2024, the overall fertility rate in Saudi Arabia was 0.8. By nationality, the fertility rate was 2.0 for Saudis and 2.7 for non-Saudis.

The chart shows the annual evolution of the total fertility rate estimate in Saudi Arabia.

In 2024, the number of new HIV infections per 1,000 uninfected population in Saudi Arabia was 0.1.

The chart shows new HIV infections per 1,000 uninfected population in Saudi Arabia.

In 2024, a total of 58,071,841 encounters were recorded in Saudi Arabia, of which 71.1% corresponded to Primary Health Care (PHC) and 28.9% to Outpatient services. By administrative region, Eastern Region and Makkah Al-Mokarramah recorded the highest number of encounters.

The chart shows the distribution of encounters by administrative region in Saudi Arabia, distinguishing between Primary Health Care (PHC) and Outpatient services.

In 2024, the average cases per ambulance of the Saudi Red Crescent Authority was 538. The regions with the highest values were Al-Riyadh (830), Al-Madinah Al-Monawarah (719), and Makkah Al-Mokarramah (702).

The chart shows the average cases per ambulance of the Saudi Red Crescent Authority by administrative region in Saudi Arabia.

In 2024, a total of 566,288 patients and casualties were provided with first aid and transported by Saudi Red Crescent Authority ambulances. The regions with the highest numbers were Makkah Al-Mokarramah (171,937), Al-Riyadh (117,881), and Eastern Region (65,447).

The chart shows patients and casualties provided with first aid and transported by Saudi Red Crescent Authority ambulances by administrative region and type of case in Saudi Arabia.

In 2024, a total of 566,288 cases were provided with first aid and transported by Saudi Red Crescent Authority ambulances. The regions with the highest numbers were Makkah Al-Mokarramah (171,937), Al-Riyadh (117,881), and Eastern Region (65,447).

The chart shows cases provided with first aid and transported by Saudi Red Crescent Authority ambulances by administrative region in Saudi Arabia.

In 2024, a total of 71,279,161 outpatient and ER visits to private sector facilities were recorded in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Of these, 18,495,942 were made by Saudi men and 22,658,621 by non-Saudi men. In addition, 20,278,477 visits were made by Saudi women and 9,359,043 by non-Saudi women.

The chart shows the distribution of outpatient and ER visits to private sector facilities in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by gender and nationality.

*The chart excludes unspecified values that were not categorized by sex and nationality.

In 2024, a total of 71,279,161 outpatient and ER visits were recorded across all private sector facilities. The age group with the highest number of visits was 30 - 39 years, with 95,160 ER visits and 18,431,060 outpatient visits recorded.

The chart shows the distribution of outpatient and ER visits to private sector facilities in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by age group.

In 2022, the total number of students in Saudi Arabia was 5,999,899. The administrative regions with the highest number of students were Al-Riyadh (1,430,320 students), Makkah Al-Mokarramah (1,365,956 students), and Eastern Region (882,155 students).

The visualization corresponds to a map of Saudi Arabia divided into administrative regions and colored according to the the number of students.

In 2017, the illiteracy rate for females in Saudi Arabia was 7.3%, while the illiteracy rate among males was 2.9%. Jazan region recorded the highest illiteracy rate among females at 18.1%, also registering the highest illiteracy rate among males at 6.9%.

The graph shows the illiteracy rate in 2017 by region and gender in Saudi Arabia.

In 2017, the highest expenditure on education was registered in Al-Riyadh with ⃁ 6.3 billion, distributed in tuition fees (⃁ 3.2 billion), other (⃁ 1.3 billion), school supplies (⃁ 1.1 billion), school transfer (⃁ 408.5 million), and private tuition (⃁ 259.6 million).

The graph shows the Saudi household expenditure on education by administrative area and type of expenditure.

In 2021, 185,637 graduates were registered in Bachelor degree, 185,637 graduates in Bachelor degree, 26,237 graduates in Intermediate Diploma, 14,698 graduates in Master, 4,533 graduates in Higher Diploma, 1,749 graduates in Ph.D., and 812 graduates in Fellowship.
You can see the distribution by gender in the graph.

The graph shows the distribution of graduates by educational group and gender in the year selected on the timeline.

In 2023, the administrative areas with the highest percentage of individuals with one disability (severe or unable) were Al-Riyadh (14.8%), Makkah Al-Mokarramah (14.7%), and Eastern Region (14.5%).

The graph shows the percentage distribution of individuals (2 years and over) with one disability (severe or unable) by administrative area.

In 2023, the administrative areas with the highest percentage of individuals with Communication disability (severe or unable) were Makkah Al-Mokarramah (16.1%), Al-Qaseem (12.4%), and Eastern Region (11.4%).

The graph shows the percentage distribution of individuals (2 years and over) with communication disability (severe or unable) by administrative area.

In 2023, among individuals with disabilities aged 2 years and over, 41.5% reported having one disability, while the remaining 58.5% had multiple disabilities.

The graph shows the percentage distribution of individuals (2 years and over) with one and multiple disabilities (severe or unable).

In 2023, of the total number of men aged 2 to 4 years with disabilities, 29.2% suffered from one disability while the remaining 70.8% suffered from multiple disabilities.

In the case of women in that age range, 35.0% suffered from one disability and 65.0% suffered from multiple disabilities.

The graph shows the percentage distribution of individuals (2 to 4 years) with disabilities (severe or unable) by gender, one and multiple disabilities.

The most prevalent disabilities among individuals aged 2 to 4 years were vision (31.6% of the total individuals with disabilities in that age range), mobility (walking) (29.0%), and communication  (17.5%).

The graph shows the percentage distribution of individuals (2 to 4 years) with one disability (severe or unable) by type of disability.

The most prevalent work statuses among individuals with disabilities in 2023 were unable to work  (27.6% of the total working-age individuals with disabilities), retired  (19.6%), and free for housework  (15.8%).

The graph shows the percentage distribution of individuals (15 years and over) with disabilities by work status.