Country Mobility Advisor - Saudi Nationals

Accenture; Riyadh; On-site; SAR 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading consulting firm in Riyadh is seeking a Country Mobility Advisor to oversee the delivery of corporate mobility services. This role requires in-depth knowledge of Saudi Arabian immigration regulations and local labor laws. You will manage escalations, build strategic relationships with key business leaders, and provide advisory support based on data-driven insights. Ideal candidates will have strong stakeholder management skills and mobility expertise relevant to the Saudi market.

Qualifications

• Deep understanding of immigration regulations in Saudi Arabia.
• Experience in stakeholder education and relationship building.
• Knowledge on Saudization and labor laws in Saudi Arabia.

Responsibilities

• Ensure delivery of Corporate Mobility services in country.
• Manage escalations and collaborate with immigration specialists.
• Build effective relationships with corporate leaders.

Skills

Mobility knowledge for Saudi Arabia

Stakeholder management

Risk management

Data analysis

Job description

Job Title : Country Mobility Advisor

<>Work Location : Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Key responsibilities

• Accountable for ensuring delivery of Corporate Mobility servicesin country.
• Manage escalations and provide local context through a close working relationship with the DL MU/Country MSL and Immigration specialists
• Build strategic, effective & enduring relationships with key corporate function and business leaders of the country – Including stakeholder education as needed. Specific focus on GCP strategy as applicable
• Expert Mobility knowledge for Saudi Arabia - local expert Mobility knowledge for immigration, QIWA, GOSI and socialsecurity. SEC/SOCPA registration and possess knowledge on Saudization and further analysis to meet organization standard
• Establish proactive engagement with the largest projects in country
• Act as a strategic advisory to service/client groups periodically with data-driven discussions