About
LinkGulf is an Arabic and English site that gathers job openings published in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, and writes practical guides on working in the Gulf for people who go there to earn a living.
Who runs it: the LinkGulf editorial team, meaning the people who operate the site. We are not a law firm and not a recruitment office, and we do not publish invented names or credentials. Corrections go to contact@linkgulf.net. How the guides are researched is on the editorial policy.
The site began from a simple observation: an Arab worker looking for a Gulf job moves between many sites, most of them in English, and finds nobody explaining the rules that will govern the contract once it is signed. So we gathered the listings in one place, and wrote what was missing.
Where the jobs come from: we pull listings automatically from Bayt and NaukriGulf, and every card links to the original posting. Applications happen there, not here. A listing is removed about eight days after it was posted, so you are not reading a closed advert. The job pages themselves are noindex. A copied advert is not an article we wrote, and we do not want it indexed as one.
What gets published as the description: the employer’s text after the source site’s buttons and timestamps are removed. If fewer than about eighty words remain, we do not publish the listing and we do not fill it with our own sentences. We do not check every advert before it appears, because they arrive automatically. Treat one with care: check the company, do not pay a fee for a job, and do not send personal details before you are sure.
What we do not do: we are not an agency or a visa broker. We do not collect CVs, we do not approach employers on your behalf, and we do not take money from a job seeker. Anyone asking you for money in this site’s name is a fraud. Report them to us.
The guides and the calculator are what we write ourselves: labour law, the contract, the iqama, end of service, and how to recognise a fraud. They rest on the official texts, cite the article number, and ask you to read the current wording, because rules change and this is general information rather than advice on your case. The calculator at end of service runs in your browser.
The site is independent. Google AdSense ads are what fund it. An advertiser does not set the order of the listings or a sentence in a guide.