Free course · Saudi Arabia
Become a real estate broker in Saudi Arabia
The FAL licence, the REGA rules, Riyadh, Jeddah and the Eastern Province, off-plan with Wafi and how deals work. Brokerage is reserved for Saudi nationals: the course also explains what others can do.
- 1 The broker's job in Saudi ArabiaUnderstand what a licensed broker does in the Saudi market, who hires brokers, how they are paid and what a realistic first year looks like. 8 min
- 2 Who can work as a broker in Saudi ArabiaKnow the nationality rule for brokerage and marketing, what non-Saudis can still do in real estate, and the questions to ask before you move or sign. 8 min
- 3 Getting your FAL licence step by stepFollow the official path to a REGA FAL licence since 1 September 2026, from the three remote courses and the exam to the application and renewal. 9 min
- 4 The rules you follow every dayApply the Saudi rules on brokerage contracts, advertising licences, Ejar leases, off-plan sales and anti-money laundering, and avoid the fines. 10 min
- 5 Know the Saudi marketDescribe Riyadh, Jeddah and the Eastern Province, who buys and why, recent prices and volumes, and how off-plan, resale and rentals differ. 10 min
- 6 A Saudi deal from start to finishWalk through a resale sale and an off-plan sale in Saudi Arabia, know who does what, and calculate tax, fees and commission in riyals. 10 min
- 7 Your first 90 days as a Saudi brokerPlan your first three months in Saudi real estate, from finding clients on portals, social media and referrals to a daily routine that respects local rhythms. 9 min
- 8 Money and growing your Saudi careerCalculate Saudi commissions in real cases, understand tax and social insurance on your pay, choose a good agency and plan your next career steps. 10 min
- Final quizUp to 30 questions from the Saudi Arabia exercises, corrected with sources. 15 min
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