5 Reasons You SHOULD Move to Saudi Arabia 

I totally relate to this. How have you found the experience so far?

@@petedoessaudi So far, so good. It takes a while to navigate all the paperwork and apps, etc to get the iqama and open a bank account, etc, but I think it gets easier. Once I buy a car and can start driving around with my family here I feel like I'm going to enjoy it a lot more. The Saudis I have found to be very friendly and welcoming. Keep up the great work with the channel too. We watched a lot of your videos while we were preparing our move here!

Hey Buddy, I'm wondering which visa you got to settle there?

@@IamNotAgainstYou I wouldn’t say it’s ‘settled’ because it’s a residency visa that renews every year, assuming you still work with the employer. The residency is called an IQAMA

Thanks Patrick 🫶🏼🫶🏼 You’re coming at the time when the weather is the best!

Are you moving to Jeddah

Thank you Karim!

Awesome, thank you so much!

I’m glad you found it useful 🫶🏼 Good luck in your journey!

Thank you Nadeem 🫶🏼

From stabbings to shootings though?! I feel you pain mate. A lot of people think it’s unsafe here, but there has never been a single instance in my time here where I haven’t felt safe… (besides driving of course ☠️☠️)

Thanks for the love!

Thank you mate 🫶🏼🫶🏼

P.S. are you on LinkedIn?

Awesome mate, any questions feel free to throw them my way!

As a Saudi who currently lives in the USA as a student, I highly recommend you to go to Saudi Arabia. First, it’s is growing and the smartest who secure a space for him as soon as possible. Second is the safe and has good life style to start a family. To be honest I am sure you will love it. Most of the states are so fun and you have things to do for up to sunrise.

Glad you found it useful!

Sorry for come like this at once but I hope it can be useful for you

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Go to Saudi only if you have a passport from global north. Else the Egyptians & Jordanians wont let you live well. For Saudi to become Dubai it has still bring in laws which favour expats especially from global south like South Asia, Africa and SE Asia.

What do you mean? American expats not welcome? @@bobbuildin01

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 guilty 💁🏻‍♂️

That’s a great suggestion, let me plan a video for that!

How do you mean carry? As in bring them to the country? If so, you can do, but I’m aware the process is quite lengthy and costly from what I hear from people who’ve done it

Maybe you should charge more I see a lot of PT undervaluing their work and Im sure in Jeddah you can make more if you want too.

@@jackbauer5455 at the gym i work i cannot decide what i charge, the client pay for gym membership and the coach, and i get a fixed % of my sales. I swear i feel more as a sales worker than i coach.

Thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Sure, it’s a US brand - ASRV

you still all good mate?

@@lachyhannah2627 im thanking my stars that i dint get to go however my architect mates who did make it are literally having the worst time of their life. They are being asked to live in extremely basic accommodations , wake up at 4/4:30 am, get ready for office pick up at 5:30 then are taken to site office by 7am…where they are working now till 4pm although they haven’t been assigned any proper role/ tasks.

I do not, I moved to an apartment block now

😅😅😅

Atm we need to network to find an opportunity. In 5-6 years from now it’ll be like Dubai with lots of jobs but lots of competition. Hence why the key is to network, find someone who knows someone, get a job and you’ll be in a v.good position in 5-6 years from now.

@@Trupak786 Thanks, dear friend. IF i do not know someone personally in Saudi Arabia, it means my chances are ZERO.

It depends. There are no mixed gyms, but the compounds tend to have non-segregated gyms

Absolutely, it’s one of the safest places I’ve ever visited or even lived in

I feel you there buddy 🥺

At the very least, the height of selfishness.

I wouldn’t say sociopath more so a selfish person and it’s not like he ditched it on the street or left it in a shelter he left it with his brother in a good home. He definitely should look at the pet like his kid but he’s not devoid of heart just not very attached

Homeless with a pet makes you selfish sociopath

What a silly thing to say. Of course there is racism here, just like every other corner of the world… We’re all human at the end of the day and it’s inexcusable.

Bangladeshi's, Indian's and Pakistani's have it the hardest. Anyone brown and from South East Asia, it's terrible irrespective of your passport. The Arabs call them miskeen. However, if you're light in colour, you're good.

Entirely subjective

🤣🤣🤣 Please enlighten me on how hopeful the West is?

Lol 😂😂 the uk now its so hopeless place to be

@@petedoessaudi Well lm glad lm not born in Saudi Arabia we still have freedom here no matter the economy that's something they dont have in that worthless place

@@Movingforward2000 In Saudi Arabia: there is no mass shooting drill you can walk at midnight and no one will attack, harass, kidnap or kill you because it’s very safe, it’s the 12th safest country to be specific. Borders are very secure that it is almost impossible for drug traffickers to smuggle things into the Saudi Arabia Salaries are very good Free healthcare and education No taxes The company you work for pays for your child’s education up to college level That’s why so many Americans have migrated in Saudi Arabia, and the US has those problems, therefore the US is very hopeless which you will never admit because you’re just an American ultranationalist. You’re pathetic 😂

@@petedoessaudi A closed society with closed minded people like Saudi Arabia is simply not sustainable thats clear!

I agree. But in the most west countries nowdays you only work to pay bills. If I could work in a country like Saudi Arabia and make more money and saving I would do it. Now so much stree only to pay the rent.

@@my_name_is_isildur Well, that depends on your area of work and skills as well as your lifestyle. There are a TON of people who make a decent living and can afford a decent lifestyle by living in the west. Just ask the people who work are professionals and make a decent living for themselves and their family.

@@stephaniehale946 I agree but you have to be a high skilled. People with not a good degree are condemned.

Nah

@@my_name_is_isildurYet you have no citizenship benefits.

I’ve seen many crosses on people - I wouldn’t worry, but would may be impacted by the job you’re going for I may imagine. Worth checking with any potential employer to be sure it wouldn’t be an issue with them.

it's okay im a saudi and there is alot of chritians and other nationalities and they have tattoos

​@@reemaalshehri5538Can you help me getting any work there?

There are too many variables in this question… What would you define as ‘good money’ for starters 🤷🏻‍♂️