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The End of Probation Letter is a crucial employment document required under Saudi Labor Law when an employee successfully completes their probationary period. This document is typically issued at the conclusion of the probation period (maximum 90 days, or up to 180 days if extended by written agreement) and serves multiple purposes: it formally confirms the employee's transition to permanent employment status, documents any changes to employment terms, and provides official record of the successful probation completion. The letter must comply with Saudi labor regulations, including being primarily in Arabic, and should be retained in the employee's personnel file. It's an essential document for both employer and employee, providing clear documentation of employment status change and protecting both parties' rights under Saudi employment law.

1. Letter Header: Company letterhead, date, reference number, and employee details including full name and employee ID

2. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is an End of Probation Letter

3. Probation Period Details: Confirmation of probation period dates (start and end dates) and reference to original employment contract

4. Performance Assessment Statement: Brief statement about successful completion of probation period

5. Confirmation of Employment: Clear statement confirming permanent employment status

6. Terms and Conditions: Reference to continuation of existing employment terms or any modifications

7. Closing: Congratulatory note and welcome to permanent employment

8. Signatures: Space for authorized signatory, HR representative signature, and employee acknowledgment