Starting a business in Saudi Arabia is easier than ever. With support from the Ministry of Investment (MISA) and Vision 2030 reforms, company formation in Saudi Arabia has become straightforward. At Saudi Business Hub (SBH), we guide foreign investors through business setup, licensing, and compliance, ensuring a smooth and cost-effective market entry.

Saudi Arabia offers one of the most attractive tax regimes in the region. Individuals pay 0% income tax, while businesses benefit from competitive corporate tax and VAT structures. This makes the Kingdom one of the most profitable and investor-friendly destinations in the Middle East.

Saudi Arabia is the largest economy in the MENA region and a member of the G20. Under Vision 2030, the Kingdom is diversifying beyond oil into logistics, IT, tourism, and green industries. Strong government reforms, clear regulations, and strategic infrastructure investments make it one of the safest places for foreign investment.

No. Foreign investors can manage many aspects of their business remotely. For example, instead of renting an office, you can register a National Address as a cost-effective solution. Saudi Business Hub supports foreign companies with PRO services, GRO, and government liaison, ensuring operations run smoothly even without permanent presence.

The Kingdom is opening up high-growth industries under Saudi Vision 2030. Key opportunities include manufacturing, logistics, food & beverage, IT, green energy, retail, finance, and luxury goods. Foreign companies entering these sectors benefit from incentives, first-mover advantages, and a fast-growing consumer market.

The Saudi Riyal (SAR) has been pegged to the US Dollar at 3.75 SAR = 1 USD for decades. This peg ensures stability, predictability, and eliminates currency risk for foreign investors in Saudi Arabia. It is one of the main reasons global companies feel confident about financial planning in the Kingdom.

Since its founding in 1932, Saudi Arabia has grown into a trillion-dollar economy and the largest in the Middle East. Once reliant on oil, the Kingdom now boasts strong non-oil GDP growth, driven by Vision 2030 reforms. Today, Saudi Arabia is one of the world’s top 20 economies, offering long-term growth potential for foreign investors.

Yes, like most global economies, Saudi Arabia experienced temporary negative GDP growth during global shocks, such as in 2009 (–2.1%) and in 2020 (–4.1%) during the COVID-19 crisis. However, the economy quickly rebounded, proving its resilience. The Saudi GDP has never fallen below $100 billion, and today exceeds $1 trillion, highlighting strong recovery and long-term stability.

No. Under Vision 2030 reforms, foreign investors can establish a company with 100% ownership in Saudi Arabia across most sectors via MISA. While having a local partner can provide market insight and connections, it is no longer a legal requirement — giving international businesses full control and flexibility.