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Saudi Visa and Recruitment Guides

Plain explanations of the steps between a Saudi job offer and departure from Pakistan, written by a licensed agency that processes these files every week.

Last reviewed: October 2026

For workers

Saudi Work Visa Stamping in Pakistan

How Saudi work visa stamping works for Pakistani workers: where it sits in the process, the documents needed, how long it takes, and why files get returned.

For workers

Protector of Emigrants Clearance in Karachi

What Protector of Emigrants clearance is, who needs it, the documents and fees involved, and how registration works at the Protectorate office in Karachi.

For workers

GAMCA / Wafid Medical for Saudi Arabia

How the GAMCA / Wafid medical works for Pakistani workers going to Saudi Arabia: booking on Wafid, what is tested, how to check the result, and how long it is valid.

For employers

Saudi Temporary Work Visa

What the Saudi temporary work visa is, who issues it, and how a worker on one is processed from Pakistan, including the steps that differ from a standard work visa.

For workers

GAMCA Medical Unfit

The conditions that make a worker unfit in the GAMCA / Wafid medical, per the Gulf Health Council regulation, and what happens after an unfit result.

For workers

Saudi Work Visa for Pakistanis

How a Pakistani worker gets a Saudi work visa, step by step: employer, licensed agency, medical, SVP test, stamping, Protector clearance and documents.

For workers

Saudi Skill Verification Programme (SVP) for Pakistani Workers

What the Saudi Skill Verification Programme (SVP) is, who needs it, how the NAVTTC test works in Pakistan, and how it differs from QVP.

For employers

Demand Letter, Wakala & Attestation

The documents a Saudi employer sends to a Pakistani agency, what a Demand Letter and Wakala must say, and the attestation order that stops files coming back.

These guides explain the general process. Rules and fees are set by the Saudi and Pakistani authorities and change from time to time, so each guide links to the official source where one exists.