What Almarai Is Offering
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Driver Roles (LTV/HTV) in Saudi Arabia with a starting salary around SAR 3,000/month.
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Comprehensive benefits: free visa, airfare, food, accommodation, medical insurance, transportation, and annual bonuses (€350+ per year).
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Some listings mention drivers earning between SAR 3,500–5,000 depending on experience and role.
Eligibility Criteria
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Must hold a valid LTV or HTV license suitable for GCC requirements.
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Age typically 22–40; minimum education roughly 10th pass or above.
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Prior experience is preferred but not always mandatory.
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Indian passport is often preferred in some listings—but Pakistani candidates are also being accepted for skilled and unskilled roles, including drivers.
Scam Awareness & Real Risks
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Many third-party agencies claim “free visa” packages but often ask for upfront fees—these can be scams.
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Always beware of job offers that:
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Require payment from you for visa processing.
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Use Gmail or unofficial email addresses.
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Pressure you to travel or pay before official confirmation.
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Legitimate employers do not require candidates to pay for visa or recruitment.
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Pakistanis face visa processing challenges, especially for unskilled categories; there have been delays or rejections despite having documentation or offer letters.
How to Apply Safely
Step 1: Use official channels
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Go to Almarai’s official careers portal: almarai.com → Careers.
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Create a profile, upload your CV (in English), license copy, passport copy, photos, and fill out the application form.
Step 2: Track your application
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After submission, Almarai's HR team will contact shortlisted candidates. Never rely on WhatsApp-only solicitations—those may be fraudulent.
Step 3: Confirm visa sponsorship terms
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If offered, verify clearly that Almarai or a verified employment agency will sponsor your visa and cover the expenses (ticket, processing, accommodation).
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Do not travel on a visit or tourist visa under the pretext of converting it later unless the employer arranges and pays for it—and clearly states you will begin working only after your work visa and permit are issued.
Step 4: Be cautious with agencies
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If you see agencies like Falisha Manpower promising placements:
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They claim to be government-certified and handle paperwork from Pakistan—but you should verify their legitimacy and communication channels before paying any fee.
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Summary Table
| Aspect | Recommendation |
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| Salary | ~SAR 3,000/month (plus benefits and OT) |
| Visa & relocation | Should be handled and funded by the employer |
| Documents required | License, passport, CNIC, photos, certificates |
| Application route | Via official Almarai careers portal |
| Avoid | Upfront payments, unknown WhatsApp contacts, unsolicited agents |
| Risks for Pakistanis | Visa rejections possible for unskilled applicants |
Next Steps You Should Take
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Visit the official Almarai careers page and check listings for “Driver” or logistics roles.
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Apply directly online, using English CV and proper documentation.
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If contacted, ask for written confirmation that all visa and relocation costs will be fully covered—without any upfront payment.
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Decline any communication asking you to pay or travel before receiving an employment visa or entry permit.
Final Thoughts
Almarai does hire drivers with visa sponsorship and provides strong relocation packages—but always apply through verified channels. Never pay for the job or visa. And if you’re from Pakistan, be aware of extra scrutiny on unskilled roles; ensure your application highlights relevant skills and licenses.
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