Circle K Petroleum Stations in Saudi Arabia are hiring staff for their fuel stations and shops. These Circle K Jobs Saudi Arabia pay SAR 1,000 to 2,000 a month. The ad appeared in the Daily Express on 2 November 2026. Find more Gulf jobs in our Saudi Arabia Jobs section.
Posts and Salary
- Fuel Station Supervisor – SAR 2,000 (age 21-40)
- Barista – SAR 2,000 (age 21-40)
- Fuel Filler – SAR 1,200 (age 21-35)
- Merchandiser – SAR 1,200 to 1,400 (age 21-35)
- Cleaner – SAR 1,000 (age 21-35)
Requirements
Supervisors need retail or fuel station experience and basic English. Baristas should know how to prepare coffee drinks. Fuel fillers, cleaners and merchandisers need good health and a willingness to work in shifts.

Test Date and Venue
The test will be held on 4 November 2026 at Gulf International Trade Test Center, House F-875, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi.
The agency is H.R.S Overseas Employment Services. Contact 0334-7772727 or 0348-5870759. CVs can also be sent as PDF on WhatsApp.
Documents
Bring your passport, CNIC, experience certificates and photographs.
About the Work
Circle K runs fuel stations with convenience stores across Saudi Arabia. Fuel fillers serve cars at the pumps, baristas run the coffee counter, and merchandisers keep shelves stocked and neat.
Supervisors handle cash, staff shifts and stock records. Cleaners keep the station, toilets and shop clean. Polite behaviour with customers is important in every role.
Life and Work in Saudi Arabia
Pakistani workers form one of the largest expatriate groups in Saudi Arabia, so new arrivals quickly find community support. Mosques, Pakistani food and Urdu-speaking colleagues are common in most cities.
Companies usually give free housing, transport and a medical card. The Iqama is issued after arrival, and salaries are paid into a bank account every month.
Selection and Departure
Selection is based on a practical trade test and a short interview. Successful candidates complete a medical exam, biometrics and visa stamping. The agency then gets the emigration protector for you.
Ask the agency to show the visa and job contract before the protector. The salary, duty hours and benefits on the contract should match what was promised in the advertisement.
Tips to Pass the Trade Test
Reach the test centre early with all documents. Wear proper work clothes and safety shoes if you have them.
Listen to the examiner carefully and complete the task step by step. Speak honestly about your experience, as examiners can easily judge skill in a practical test.
Safety Advice
Before you pay anything, check the agency licence on the Bureau of Emigration website (beoe.gov.pk). A licensed promoter can only charge the fee allowed by the government, and you must get an official receipt. Never hand over your original passport without a written acknowledgement.
