Islamabad, 23 May 2025: Pakistani Beauticians are being given an excellent chance to pursue rewarding careers abroad, as Saudi Arabia’s growing beauty industry seeks to hire skilled women professionals from Pakistan.
The initiative is being managed by the Overseas Employment Corporation (OEC), which functions under the Ministry of Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development.
Diverse Roles in High Demand
According to official sources, a reputed beauty brand in Saudi Arabia is actively looking to recruit Pakistani Beauticians for a variety of specialist roles. These include positions such as senior hairdressers, nail technicians experienced in gel and acrylic applications, makeup artists, eyelash experts, waxing specialists, bleaching professionals, and wig consultants.
Attractive Salary and Benefits Package
The role of a senior hairdresser carries a monthly wage of 3,000 Saudi Riyals. To qualify, applicants must possess at least three years of practical experience and be under the age of 40. Selected individuals will receive a complete employment package, which includes:
- Shared accommodation with air conditioning and basic furnishings
- A food stipend (included in salary)
- Free return air travel in economy class
- Free local transport if required for work duties
Application Process
Interested candidates are encouraged to apply through the official OEC website at https://oec.gov.pk. Assistance is available through the OEC Helpdesk via UAN: 0311-0011-632 or email: [email protected]. Applicants must pay a non-refundable fee of Rs. 500 using a bank challan generated during the application process. The closing date for applications is June 8, 2025.
Economic Significance
The consistent demand for Pakistani Beauticians in Gulf countries highlights their valuable contribution to both the host nation’s workforce and Pakistan’s economy through remittances. These funds are vital for household incomes and play a key role in boosting national economic stability.
As Saudi Arabia remains a top destination for overseas Pakistani workers, such recruitment initiatives continue to foster stronger economic and labour ties between the two nations, while opening new doors for female professionals from Pakistan.
