Social insurance data

QoQ Growth Avg Salary By Age Group

• 15 – 19+1.4%
• 20 – 24+5.2%
• 25 – 29-1.9%
• 30 – 34-0.1%
• 35 – 39+1.0%
• 40 – 44+0.8%
• 45 – 49+0.8%
• 50 – 54+3.7%
• 55 – 59-2.9%
• 60 – 64-0.0%
• 65 – 69+1.5%
• 70 – 74-1.0%
• 75 – 79-0.6%
• 80 – 84-0.2%

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Quarter-over-quarter growth rate in contributors' average salary for each age group, for comparison across age groups. · Q2 2026.

Contributors by Contributory Wage

• 500 – 500011,375,791
• 5001 – 99991,191,531
• 10000 – 19999816,948
• 20000 – 29999293,518
• 30000 – 39999119,151
• >= 40000150,254

Number of contributors under social security law by monthly contributory wage group · Q1 2026 · Periods the source keeps: 4.

Average Salaries of Pensioners by Gender and Years of Service

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Average Salaries of Pensioners by Gender and average Years of Service · 2025.

YoY Growth Avg Salary by Age Group

• 15 – 19+1.9%
• 20 – 24-2.0%
• 25 – 29-1.8%
• 30 – 34+0.9%
• 35 – 39+3.7%
• 40 – 44+3.0%
• 45 – 49+2.6%
• 50 – 54+4.0%
• 55 – 59+5.0%
• 60 – 64+3.9%
• 65 – 69+2.5%
• 70 – 74+0.0%
• 75 – 79+1.3%
• 80 – 84+0.3%

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Year-over-year growth rate in contributors' average salary for each age group, for comparison across age groups. · 2025.

Top 10 Economic Activity By Avg Salary

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The top ten economic activities by average contributor salary · 2025.

QoQ Growth New Contributors by Region

• Eastern Province47
• Al-Baha Region40
• Al-Jouf Region138
• Northern Borders Region23
• Riyadh Region42
• Al-Qassim Region39
• Al-Madinah Region42
• Tabuk Region37
• Jazan Region44
• Hail Region69
• Aseer Region49
• Makkah Region51
• Najran Region55

Quarter-over-quarter growth rate in the number of new contributors in each administrative region, for comparison across regions. · Q2 2026.

New Contributor Distribution by Sector

New Contributors Total 487,339

By Sector

• Private category485,273 100%
• Government category2,066 0%

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Number of new contributors in the government and private sectors at the end of each quarter, showing their distribution across the two sectors. · Q2 2026.

QoQ Growth New Contributors by Gender

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Quarter-over-quarter growth rate in the number of new male and female contributors, for comparison between the two groups. · Q2 2026.

New Contributor Distribution by Region

• Eastern Province50,934
• Al-Baha Region1,127
• Al-Jouf Region3,998
• Northern Borders Region1,693
• Riyadh Region311,323
• Al-Qassim Region14,408
• Al-Madinah Region11,953
• Tabuk Region4,820
• Jazan Region5,584
• Hail Region6,458
• Aseer Region10,646
• Makkah Region57,280
• Najran Region7,041

Number of new contributors in each administrative region at the end of each quarter, showing their distribution across regions. · Q2 2026.

QoQ Growth Rate New Contributors

Quarter-over-quarter growth rate in the total number of new contributors at the end of each quarter, tracking new contributor growth. · Q2 2026.

New Contributor Distribution by Gender

New Contributors Total 487,339

By Sex

• Men399,262 82%
• Women88,077 18%

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Number of new male and female contributors at the end of each quarter, showing their distribution between the two groups. · Q2 2026.

QoQ Growth New Contributors by Sector

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Quarter-over-quarter growth rate in the number of new contributors in the government and private sectors, for comparison. · Q2 2026.

New Contributors Total

This dataset shows number of new contributors under GOSI law · Q1 2025.

YoY Growth Rate New Contributors

Year-over-year growth rate in the number of new contributors, tracking how new contributor growth. · 2025.

YoY Growth New Contributors by Region

• Al-Baha Region7.77
• Al-Jouf Region27
• Northern Borders Region9.11
• Riyadh Region46
• Al-Qassim Region19
• Al-Madinah Region7.30
• Tabuk Region6.64
• Jazan Region2.12
• Hail Region29
• Aseer Region9.26
• Makkah Region5.13
• Najran Region42

Year-over-year growth rate in the number of new contributors in each administrative region, for comparison across regions. · 2025.

YoY Growth New Contributors by Gender

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Year-over-year growth rate in the number of new male and female contributors, for comparison between the two groups. · 2025.

YoY Growth New Contributors by Sector

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Year-over-year growth rate in the number of new contributors in the government and private sectors, for comparison. · 2025.

Retirees with Lumpsum by Gender in Civil Law

Pensioners 72,075

By Type

• Men62,094 86%
• Women9,981 14%

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Total number of retirees with pension divided by gender in civil service · 2025.

Civil Sector Contributors

Number of contributors under the civil pension scheme, tracking how their numbers develop. · 2025.

Average Benefit Amount for Beneficiaries by Gender in Civil Law

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Average benefit amount for beneficiaries divided by gender in civil law · 2025.

Pensioners by Retirement Age in Civil Law

Total number of pensioners by retirement age in civil law · 2025.

Civil Sector Contributors by Gender

Contributors 1,081,039

By Sex

• Men602,168 56%
• Women478,871 44%

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Number of subscribers in civil service by gender, to show their distribution between the two groups. · 2025.

Pensioners by Career in Civil Law

• Others38,668
• Healthcare jobs20,354
• Staff130,590
• Individuals11
• Public employees177,195
• Faculty11,543
• Educational jobs227,914

Total number of pensioners by career in civil law · 2025.

Retirees with Lumpsum by Retirement Age in Civil Law

Total number of retirees with pension divided by age at retirement in civil service · 2025.

Civil Sector Contributors by Age

• 15 – 193
• 20 – 24751
• 25 – 2916,527
• 30 – 3471,376
• 35 – 39177,329
• 40 – 44260,958
• 45 – 49275,569
• 50 – 54199,155
• 55 – 5977,539
• 60 – 641,355
• 65 – 69378
• 70 – 7446
• 75 – 7921
• 80 – 8416

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Number of subscribers in civil service distributed by age group, to show the age structure of subscribers. · 2025.

Retirees with Lumpsum by Years of Service in Civil Law

Total number of retirees with pension divided by length of service in civil service · 2025.

Total number of retirees with lumpsum by career in civil law

• Others5,588
• Healthcare jobs2,385
• Staff28,399
• Public employees29,124
• Faculty806
• Educational jobs5,773

Total number of retirees with lumpsum by career in civil law · 2025.

Overdue Retirees by Sector

Contributors 19,039

By Sector

• Private category15,268 80%
• Government category3,771 20%

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Number of contributors still working beyond retirement age in the government and private sectors. · Q2 2026.

Overdue Retirees by Region

• Eastern Province4,210
• Al-Baha Region69
• Al-Jouf Region43
• Northern Borders Region84
• Riyadh Region8,039
• Al-Qassim Region552
• Al-Madinah Region589
• Tabuk Region160
• Jazan Region145
• Hail Region123
• Aseer Region313
• Makkah Region4,640
• Najran Region72

Number of contributors still working beyond retirement age in each administrative region. · Q2 2026.

Number of Overdue Retirees

Total number of contributors still working beyond retirement age. · Q2 2026.

Annuity Beneficiaries by Sector Type

Beneficiaries 541,989

By Sector

• Private category363,955 67%
• Government category (Subject to under the social insurance)178,034 33%

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Annuity Beneficiaries by Sector Type--This shows the number of pension branch beneficiaries by sector. The purpose of this data is to provide a detailed view of how retirees from various sectors benefit from the pension system. · Q2 2026 · The periods preserved by the source: 6.

Nationality of Heirs

Beneficiaries 252,125

By Nationality

• Saudi248,445 99%
• Non-Saudi3,680 1%

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This dataset shows the number of pension branch beneficiaries from the heirs category, distributed by nationality (Saudi and non-Saudi). . · Q2 2026 · The periods preserved by the source: 6.

QoQ Growth Overdue Retirees by Gender

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Quarter-over-quarter growth rate in the number of male and female contributors still working beyond retirement age. · Q2 2026.

QoQ Growth Overdue Retirees by Sector

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Quarter-over-quarter growth rate in the number of contributors still working beyond retirement age in the government and private sectors. · Q2 2026.

Annuity Beneficiaries by Age Group

• >= 8522,975
• 80 – 8420,667
• 75 – 7932,866
• 70 – 7464,168
• 65 – 6997,289
• 60 – 6494,302
• 55 – 5941,730
• 50 – 5429,559
• 45 – 4919,708
• 40 – 4415,753
• 35 – 3912,580
• 30 – 3411,476
• 25 – 2913,578
• 20 – 2421,723

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Annuity Beneficiaries by Age Group--This dataset shows the number of pension branch beneficiaries by age group for each quarter, presenting the total number of beneficiaries in each age group. · Q2 2026 · Periods the source keeps: 7.

GOSI Law Beneficiaries By Retiree Gender

Beneficiaries 257,324

By جنس المتقاعد

• Men249,297 97%
• Women8,027 3%

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Number of beneficiaries under the Social Insurance Law, broken down by the retiree's gender (male/female). · Q2 2026.

QoQ Growth Overdue Retirees by Region

• Eastern Province+6.7%
• Al-Baha Region0.0%
• Al-Jouf Region+30.3%
• Northern Borders Region+2.4%
• Riyadh Region+4.5%
• Al-Qassim Region+1.5%
• Al-Madinah Region+5.9%
• Tabuk Region+1.9%
• Jazan Region+5.8%
• Hail Region+2.5%
• Aseer Region+4.7%
• Makkah Region+4.6%
• Najran Region0.0%

Quarter-over-quarter growth rate in the number of contributors still working beyond retirement age in each administrative region. · Q2 2026.

Annuity Beneficiaries by Benefit Amount

Beneficiaries 543,438

By مبلغ المنفعةtop 8 of 48

• 1901 – 2000108,153 20%
• <= 50050,232 9%
• 701 – 80032,986 6%
• 10001 – 1500032,813 6%
• 901 – 100032,177 6%
• 601 – 70026,479 5%
• 15001 – 2000021,892 4%
• 20001 – 2500013,809 3%

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This group shows the number of beneficiaries from the pension branch, distributed by the benefit amount they receive. These data aim to analyze the levels of benefit utilization. · Q2 2026 · The periods preserved by the source: 6.

Number of Injury Beneficiaries

Number of beneficiaries who sustained injuries as per social security law and receiving benefits · Q2 2026 · The periods preserved by the source: 6.

Age Group of Heirs

• Women · >= 859,578
• Women · 80 – 847,714
• Women · 75 – 7911,411
• Women · 70 – 7417,042
• Women · 65 – 6921,350
• Women · 60 – 6420,247
• Women · 55 – 5916,537
• Women · 50 – 5412,930
• Women · 45 – 4912,817
• Women · 40 – 4412,216
• Women · 35 – 3910,433
• Women · 30 – 3410,119
• Women · 25 – 2911,528
• Women · 20 – 2414,455

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This dataset shows the number of pension branch beneficiaries from the heirs category, distributed by age groups and according to the specified time period. · Q2 2026 · The periods preserved by the source: 6.

Beneficiaries according to the relationship

The Data set shows beneficiaries according to the relationship · Q1 2026 · Periods the source keeps: 12.

pensioners with pension according to the end of service reasons

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Data set shows the distribution of pensioners with a pension according to the end of service reasons - gender · Q1 2026 · Periods the source keeps: 12.

Evolution of number of pensioners on a yearly level

Evolution of number of pensioners on a yearly level · Q1 2025.

YoY Growth Overdue Retirees by Sector

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Year-over-year growth rate in the number of contributors still working beyond retirement age in the government and private sectors. · 2025.

YoY Growth Overdue Retirees by Region

• Eastern Province0.89
• Al-Baha Region1.34
• Al-Jouf Region0.68
• Northern Borders Region0.86
• Riyadh Region0.66
• Al-Qassim Region0.41
• Al-Madinah Region0.72
• Tabuk Region0.94
• Jazan Region1.93
• Hail Region1.02
• Aseer Region1.12
• Makkah Region0.50
• Najran Region1

Year-over-year growth rate in the number of contributors still working beyond retirement age in each administrative region. · 2025.

ESIC Beneficiaries by Nationality

• United Arab Emirates1,004
• Bahrain9,532
• Kuwait2,756
• Oman847
• Qatar2,970

Number of beneficiaries of the extended social insurance coverage, broken down by nationality. · 2025.

YoY Growth Overdue Retirees by Gender

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Year-over-year growth rate in the number of male and female contributors still working beyond retirement age. · 2025.

ESIC Beneficiaries by Nationality and Gender

• United Arab Emirates1,004
• Bahrain9,532
• Kuwait2,756
• Oman847
• Qatar2,970

Number of beneficiaries of the extended social insurance coverage , broken down by nationality and gender. · 2025.

Taqdeer Program Beneficiaries

Number of beneficiaries of the Taqdeer program, tracking the program's reach and impact. · 2025.

pensioner according to the reason of disability cumulative

Columns: disability · The full table at the source

pensioner according to the reason of disability cumulative · Q3 2024 · Periods the source keeps: 3.

pensioner with a cumulative pension according to the state of life

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pensioner with a cumulative pension according to the state of life · Q3 2024 · Periods the source keeps: 3.

pensioner with a pension according to the sex cumulative

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pensioner with a pension according to the sex cumulative · Q3 2024 · Periods the source keeps: 3.

lump sum pensioner cumulative

Data set shows the cumulative number of pensioner with a lump-sum since 2010 · Q3 2024 · Periods the source keeps: 3.

QoQ Growth Establishments by Size

• Small2.04
• Large-0.51
• Micro1.28
• Medium-0.95

Quarter-over-quarter growth rate in the number of active establishments by establishment size, for comparison across size categories. · Q2 2026.

Establishments by Region

• Najran35,801
• Makkah272,432
• Aseer73,230
• Hail41,684
• Jazan49,584
• Tabuk30,631
• Eastern Province182,992
• Al-Madinah73,031
• Al-Qassim75,761
• Riyadh947,308
• Northern Borders13,235
• Al-Jouf21,603
• Al-Baha10,417

This data group shows the number of active establishments subject to social insurance system by administrative regions and includes all sizes of registered establishments with the institution · Q2 2026 · data preserved by source: 5.

Establishments by Size

• Medium22,394
• Micro1,628,757
• Large4,724
• Small171,834

Number of establishments subject to Social Security Law by establishment size which is determined by number of employees in each establishment · Q2 2026 · data preserved by source: 5.

Establishment

عدد المنشآت المسجلة بمشترك واحد أو أكثر 1,827,709

By Legal Entitytop 8 of 11

• Sole proprietorship1,306,265 71%
• Limited liability company459,783 25%
• General partnership50,537 3%
• Joint stock company6,360 0%
• Government1,560 0%
• Branch of a foreign company1,256 0%
• Simplified joint stock company758 0%
• Limited partnership657 0%

By Enterprise sizetop 8 of 12

• 1 – 41,528,980 84%
• 5 – 9182,818 10%
• 10 – 1951,212 3%
• 20 – 3930,363 2%
• 40 – 5911,826 1%
• 100 – 1997,178 0%
• 60 – 795,655 0%
• 80 – 993,533 0%

By المكتبtop 8 of 22

• Riyadh Region Office907,325 50%
• Makkah Region / Jeddah office150,285 8%
• Eastern Province office99,695 5%
• Makkah office83,794 5%
• Al-Qassim Region office75,761 4%
• Aseer Region Office63,254 3%
• Al-Madinah Region office58,926 3%
• Jazan region Office49,584 3%

By باب النشاطtop 8 of 22

• Not specified445,271 24%
• Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles357,191 20%
• Construction353,592 19%
• Manufacturing127,581 7%
• Accommodation and food service activities116,342 6%
• Transportation and storage113,691 6%
• Administrative and support service activities88,380 5%
• Other service activities74,140 4%

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Data of the legal entities through which the employer conducts his activity. · Q2 2026 · Periods the source keeps: 18.

QoQ Growth Establishments by Sector

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Quarter-over-quarter growth rate in the number of active establishments in the government and private sectors. · Q2 2026.

Establishments by Legal Entity

• Government (Subject to under the social insurance) · quasi-government category562
• Government (Subject to under the social insurance) · Government category998
• Private · Regional or international organisation category23
• Private · Professional establishment category72
• Private · Simplified joint stock company category758
• Private · Joint stock company category6,360
• Private · Limited liability company category459,783
• Private · Sole proprietorship category1,306,265
• Private · Limited partnership category657
• Private · General partnership category50,537
• Private · Branch of a foreign company category1,256
• Private · Association category438

This data set shows the number of active establishments subject to the Social Security Law according to the legal entity (governmental, semi-governmental, association, etc.). This includes all sizes of establishments registered with the institution. · Q2 2026 · data preserved by source: 5.

Contributors by Legal entity

• Association9,610
• Government category (Subject to under the social insurance)543,687
• quasi-government102,935
• Branch of a foreign company22,577
• General partnership4,193,420
• Limited partnership13,616
• Sole proprietorship4,472,188
• Limited liability company2,846,951
• Joint stock company1,003,896
• Simplified joint stock company14,583
• Professional establishment1,258
• Regional or international organisation2,048

This dataset showcases the Contributors by Legal entity · Q3 2025.

YoY Growth Establishments by Size

• Small6.72
• Large0.53
• Micro16
• Medium6.93

Year-over-year growth rate in the number of active establishments by establishment size, for comparison across size categories. · 2025.

YoY Growth Establishments by Sector

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Year-over-year growth rate in the number of registered establishments in the government and private sectors. · 2025.

Number of Inspection Visits

Number of inspection visits carried out on establishments, tracking oversight and compliance efforts. · 2025.

Lost Days Due to Work Injuries

Number of working days lost due to work injuries. · 2025.

Total number of cases by environment of injury

• fieldwork location (outside the establishment)13,822
• work location (inside the establishment)20,347
• Not specified273
• road2,324

Total number of cases by environment of injury · 2025.

Injured Worker Rehab and Return to Work

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percentage of injured workers who underwent rehabilitation programs and returned to work. · 2025.

Jamiya Beneficiaries by Exit Reason

• you selected the wrong month693
• Other238
• registration was made by mistake257
• Changed my mind677
• The deduction amount is high166

This dataset contains Jamiya program beneficiaries by exit reason. Helping Retirees join financial associations to fund needs and manage obligations · 2025.

Jamiya Beneficiaries by Age

• 50 – 599,075
• 60 – 655,610
• 65 – 701,390
• < 503,650
• > 70115

This dataset contains the number of beneficiaries from the Jamiya program by age, which allows retirees to fund their needs by joining financial associations to flexibly manage their obligations. · 2025.

Number of Active Jamiyas

This dataset contains Jamiya program number of jamiyas. Helping Retirees join financial associations to fund needs and manage obligations · 2025.

Taqdeer Events by Event Type

Count 16

By نوع الحدث

• Remote9 56%
• Present7 44%

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This dataset shows Taqdeer events by event type. Taqdeer is a GOSI initiative honoring retirees for serving the homeland. · 2025.

Jamiya Beneficiaries

This dataset contains the number of beneficiaries of Jamiya, a program through which the General Organization for Social Insurance (GOSI) enables retirees to finance their needs by subscribing to financial associations that include a number of subscribers for a specified period of time, and to manage their financial obligations with ease and flexibility. · 2025.

Avg VIC Duration Before Cancellation

Average length of time a contributor remains in voluntary insurance before requesting cancellation. · 2025.

Jamiya Beneficiaries by Sector

Beneficiaries 19,840

By Sector

• Retired according to civil and military pension systems14,174 71%
• Retired according to social security system5,666 29%

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This dataset has Jamiya program beneficiaries by sector. Helping Retirees join financial associations to fund needs and manage obligations · 2025.

Participants in Taqdeer Program

Number of participants in the Taqdeer program, tracking the program's coverage. · 2025.

VIC Cancellation Requests by Duration

Distribution of voluntary insurance cancellation requests by the length of contribution before cancellation. · 2025.

VIC Cancellation Reasons

• Mergers7
• Retirement15
• Death due to workplace injury22
• Others66
• Non-occupational disability178
• Death due to occupational illness457
• Dismissal562
• Resignation604
• Natural death1,371

Distribution of voluntary insurance cancellation requests by reason. · 2025.

Jamiya Beneficiaries by Amount

This dataset shows Jamiya program beneficiaries by amount. Helping Retirees join financial associations to flexibly fund needs and manage obligations · 2025.

Taqdeer Events by Target Demographic

Count 16

By الفئة المستهدفة

• Retirees and beneficiaries11 69%
• Retirees5 31%

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This dataset shows Taqdeer events by target demographic. Taqdeer is a GOSI initiative honoring retirees for serving the kingdom. · 2025.

Jamiya Beneficiaries by Gender

Beneficiaries 19,840

By Sex

• Men17,521 88%
• Women2,319 12%

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This dataset has Jamiya program beneficiaries by gender. Helping Retirees join financial associations to fund needs and manage obligations · 2025.

Jamiya Beneficiaries by Join Reason

• Other728
• Field of study2,694
• Healthcare2,420
• Travel3,718
• Car4,119
• Family circumstances6,161

This dataset has Jamiya program beneficiaries by join reason. Helping Retirees join financial associations to fund needs and manage obligations · 2025.

Jamiyas by Amount

This dataset contains Jamiya program jamiyas by amount. Helping Retirees join financial associations to fund needs and manage obligations · 2025.

Number of messages received by GOSI through the X app

Total number of messages received by the organization through the X app · 2025.

Total number of transactions by service automation level

• Fully automated168,352,287
• Partially automated23,529
• Semi-automated1,219,153

This dataset shows the total number of transactions by the level of service automation. · 2025.

Retirement Requests Processed Within SLA

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Percentage of retirement requests completed within the timeframe specified in the service level agreement. · 2025.

Best performing services based on SLA

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Services with the highest compliance with service level agreement timeframes, indicating service delivery performance. · 2025.

Virtual Visits Processed Within SLA

Share of virtual visits completed within the timeframe specified in the service level agreement. · 2025.

Number of Requests by Service

عدد العمليات 48,672,364

By Service Nametop 8 of 144

• Invoice Information Panel22,690,659 47%
• Proof of the absence of a pension5,637,145 12%
• Checking the establishment's compliance status3,820,640 8%
• Reviewing subscription data3,624,022 7%
• Issuance of the employment certificate3,396,813 7%
• Registering subscriber1,879,982 4%
• Financial data1,643,628 3%
• Issuance of subscription certificate976,126 2%

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The dataset shows the number of completed requests for e-services provided by the GOSI, including services designated for individuals and establishments. · 2025.

Avg Virtual Visit Processing Time SLA

Average time taken to complete virtual visits. · 2025.

Total number of transactions divided by type of service

عدد المعاملات 169,594,969

By المعاملات مقسمة حسب نوع الخدمة

• Query110,964,215 65%
• Procedure58,630,754 35%

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This data set shows the total number of transactions broken down by type of service. · 2025.

Usage of Services and SLA

Records 158

By Service Nametop 8 of 42

• Reduce occupational risk percentage4 3%
• Transfer debtor balance between branches of the establishment4 3%
• Repayment of the debt4 3%
• Reporting Work Injury4 3%
• Payment of funeral expenses4 3%
• Backdating Subscription Period Addition4 3%
• Submit inquiry4 3%
• Submit proposal4 3%

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This dataset shows usage of services and performance of SLAs · in 2024 · Periods the source keeps: 7.

Volume of Transactions by Product

• CRM356,280
• Professional Risks49,144
• Recovery22,719,225
• Subscribers11,915,402
• Benefits8,290,274
• Monsha'at1,521,325
• Constitution3,820,714

This dataset contains the volume of transactions the originated from GOSI products · 2025-06-30.

QoQ Growth Contributors by Age Group

• 15 – 19+3.7%
• 20 – 24-12.8%
• 25 – 29+3.2%
• 30 – 34+1.2%
• 35 – 39+0.5%
• 40 – 44+1.7%
• 45 – 49+2.7%
• 50 – 54-3.2%
• 55 – 59+8.2%
• 60 – 64+0.5%
• 65 – 69-2.1%
• 70 – 74+1.1%
• 75 – 79+3.5%
• 80 – 84-5.4%

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Quarter-over-quarter growth rate in the number of contributors for each age group, for comparison across age groups. · Q2 2026.

QoQ Growth Contributors By Sector

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Quarter-over-quarter growth rate in the number of contributors in the government and private sectors, for comparison. · Q2 2026.

Contributors by Sector

Contributors 13,987,636

By Sector

• Private category13,348,541 95%
• Government category (Subject to under the social insurance)639,095 5%

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This dataset shows the number of active contributors under GOSI law during the quarter by each sector · Q2 2026 · data preserved by source: 5.

Percentage of Saudis and Non Saudi by Sector

This dataset shows the percentage of Saudi contributors compared to non-Saudi contributors under GOSI law by sector · Q2 2026 · The periods preserved by the source: 6.

Contributors by Nationality

Contributors 13,987,636

By Nationality

• Non-Saudi10,820,468 77%
• Saudi3,167,168 23%

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Contributors subject to under the social insurance by nationality (Saudi and Non-Saudi) · Q2 2026 · data preserved by source: 5.

QoQ Growth Contributors by Gender

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Quarter-over-quarter growth rate in the number of contributors, male and female, for comparison between the two groups. · Q2 2026.

Contributors by Region

• Eastern Province2,410,917
• Al-Baha Region43,980
• Al-Jouf Region80,397
• Northern Borders Region60,057
• Riyadh Region7,119,222
• Al-Qassim Region461,507
• Al-Madinah Region426,834
• Tabuk Region162,817
• Jazan Region193,794
• Hail Region182,050
• Aseer Region377,742
• Makkah Region2,256,146
• Najran Region209,968

Number of contributors under social security law by region · Q2 2026 · data preserved by source: 5.

Top 10 Economic Activity By Contributors

• Other service activities299,020
• Accommodation and food service activities706,727
• Human health and social work activities483,633
• Professional, scientific and technical activities300,645
• Public administration and defence; compulsory social security304,611
• Construction3,348,143
• Administrative and support service activities1,526,128
• Manufacturing1,489,454
• Transportation and storage835,816
• Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles1,803,668

A list of the ten largest economic activities by number of contributors, showing how contributors are distributed across activities. · Q2 2026.

QoQ Growth Contributors by Region

• Eastern Province-0.4%
• Al-Baha Region-1.8%
• Al-Jouf Region-0.6%
• Northern Borders Region-1.4%
• Riyadh Region+1.2%
• Al-Qassim Region-1.8%
• Al-Madinah Region-0.5%
• Tabuk Region-1.0%
• Jazan Region-1.6%
• Hail Region-1.5%
• Aseer Region-1.1%
• Makkah Region-0.4%
• Najran Region-1.5%

Quarter-over-quarter growth rate in the number of contributors for each administrative region, for comparison across regions. · Q2 2026.

GOSI Law Contributors by Gender

Contributors 13,987,636

By Sex

• Men12,118,986 87%
• Women1,868,650 13%

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Quarterly number of contributors under the Social Insurance Law, broken down by gender (male and female). · Q2 2026.

Detailed data for Beneficiaries

Beneficiaries 662,802

By Sex

• Women550,343 83%
• Men112,459 17%

By نظام التقاعد

• Military338,168 51%
• Civilian324,634 49%

By صلة القرابة بالمتقاعدtop 8 of 12

• Daughter326,601 49%
• wife193,453 29%
• Son106,555 16%
• والدة24,931 4%
• أخت5,219 1%
• والد4,829 1%
• أخ711 0%
• زوج328 0%

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The Data set shows Detailed data for Beneficiaries · Q1 2026 · Periods the source keeps: 12.

Contributors

Contributors 14,123,015

By Nationality

• Non-Saudi11,039,916 78%
• Saudi3,083,099 22%

By فئة العمر

• 26–407,611,141 54%
• 41–594,166,810 30%
• 19–251,883,935 13%
• >=60437,353 3%
• <=1823,776 0%

By Legal Entitytop 8 of 12

• Limited liability company6,951,027 49%
• Sole proprietorship4,579,777 32%
• Joint stock company1,560,387 11%
• Government547,698 4%
• General partnership285,287 2%
• quasi-government103,476 1%
• Branch of a foreign company35,213 0%
• Simplified joint stock company29,486 0%

By المكتبtop 8 of 22

• Riyadh Region Office7,001,740 50%
• Eastern Province office1,847,765 13%
• Makkah Region / Jeddah office1,626,354 12%
• Al-Qassim Region office480,069 3%
• Makkah office455,742 3%
• Aseer Region Office366,067 3%
• Jubail Governorate office347,984 2%
• Al-Madinah Region office325,680 2%

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Distribution of contributors in the General Organization for Social Insurance · Q4 2025 · Periods the source keeps: 15.

Contributors by Establishment Size

• Small2,285,512
• Large4,690,266
• Micro4,041,501
• Medium2,209,490

This dataset showcases the number Contributors by Establishment Size · Q3 2025.

Contributors by Age

• 15 – 1967,213
• 20 – 241,149,430
• 25 – 292,577,721
• 30 – 342,372,073
• 35 – 392,337,483
• 40 – 441,830,900
• 45 – 491,238,301
• 50 – 54744,255
• 55 – 59484,734
• 60 – 64248,401
• 65 – 69111,471
• 70 – 7442,939
• 75 – 7913,962
• 80 – 845,091

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This dataset showcases the Number of Contributors by Age · Q3 2025.

Contributors by Contract Type

• Woman working remotely127,439
• Part time22,301
• Full time13,498,155

Number of contributors broken down by employment contract type, showing the composition of contributors by contract nature. · 2025.

Contributors by Contribution Type

• Risks9,887,522
• Without Coverage729,558
• Pensions10,316
• Pensions and Risks30,143
• Pensions and Risks and Disruption3,002,024
• Pensions and unemployment5,552

Number of contributors broken down by contribution type, showing the composition of contributors by coverage type. · 2025.

YoY Growth Contributors by Region

• Eastern Province+5.3%
• Al-Baha Region-2.1%
• Al-Jouf Region+6.3%
• Northern Borders Region+1.2%
• Riyadh Region+16.3%
• Al-Qassim Region+4.0%
• Al-Madinah Region+3.8%
• Tabuk Region+5.4%
• Jazan Region+1.9%
• Hail Region+7.0%
• Aseer Region+3.5%
• Makkah Region+2.8%
• Najran Region+12.2%

Year-over-year growth rate in the number of contributors for each administrative region, for comparison across regions. · 2025.

YoY Growth Contributors by Age Group

• 15 – 19+0.4%
• 20 – 24+15.4%
• 25 – 29+13.5%
• 30 – 34+8.5%
• 35 – 39+6.3%
• 40 – 44+9.5%
• 45 – 49+11.7%
• 50 – 54+6.9%
• 55 – 59+5.5%
• 60 – 64+6.5%
• 65 – 69+8.2%
• 70 – 74+14.5%
• 75 – 79+14.4%
• 80 – 84+12.8%

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Year-over-year growth rate in the number of contributors for each age group, for comparison across age groups. · 2025.

YoY Growth Contributors by Sector

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the year-over-year growth rate of contributors by sector, to track how contributor counts evolve in each sector. · 2025.

Contributor Transitions Public and Private

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percentage of contributors moving between the government and private sectors, showing contributor movement trends. · 2025.

Evolution of number of contributors

Figures in millions · The full table at the source

Yearly evolution of number of active contributors under social security law · 2025-07-01.