For non-resident businesses who want to expand in KSA

Saudi VAT Solutions for Non-Resident Companies.

We help foreign companies and e-commerce sellers register with ZATCA, file accurate VAT returns, and stay compliant in the Kingdom.

12+
Years in Saudi tax
340+
Non-residents guided
98%
On-time filing rate

Your compliance file

What we take care of

ZATCA VAT registration

Tax representative appointment

Monthly & quarterly VAT returns

E-invoicing (FATOORAH) readiness

Audit and query response

ZATCA-aligned procedures

English-speaking advisors

Licensed tax representation

For non-resident businesses in Saudi Arabia

Everything a foreign
business needs for Saudi VAT

VAT Registration

End-to-end ZATCA registration for non-resident companies, including document preparation and tax representative arrangements.

VAT Filing

Monthly and quarterly returns prepared, reconciled to your ledger, and submitted before every deadline.

E-commerce VAT

Place-of-supply analysis, marketplace rules and VAT-inclusive pricing for foreign online sellers.

Non-Resident Compliance

Ongoing obligations, e-invoicing readiness and structured responses to ZATCA queries and audits.

Ongoing VAT Support

A named advisor on call for day-to-day questions, new revenue streams and regulatory changes.

Not sure what you need?

Tell us how you sell into Saudi Arabia and we will map the exact compliance path.

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For non-resident businesses in Saudi Arabia

Everything a foreign
business needs for Saudi VAT

01

Free Consultation

We review your entity, sales channels and current exposure in the Saudi market.

02

Registration

We prepare your documentation, appoint a representative and secure your VAT number.

03

Filing

Your returns are drafted, reconciled and filed ahead of every ZATCA deadline.

04

Ongoing Support

Continuous advisory keeps you compliant as your Saudi operations grow.

Frequently asked questions

Saudi VAT questions
Non-residents ask first

Do non-resident companies need to register for VAT in Saudi Arabia?

In most cases yes. A non-resident business making taxable supplies in the Kingdom is generally required to register with ZATCA from its first taxable supply, without benefiting from the domestic registration threshold.

The standard VAT rate is 15%. Certain supplies, such as qualifying exports and some medical and educational services, are zero-rated or exempt.

With a complete and correctly certified document set, registration typically completes within two to four weeks. Incomplete files are the main cause of delay.

You do not always need a local entity, but non-resident taxpayers are normally required to appoint a ZATCA-approved tax representative who is jointly responsible for your VAT obligations.

Ready to get VAT-compliant in Saudi Arabia?

Book a free 30-minute consultation. We will review your business model and return a clear registration and filing plan — no jargon, no obligation.

 
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