Saudiborn

Saudiborn is a term used to describe individuals born in Saudi Arabia. This can encompass a wide range of people, including Saudi Arabian citizens, expatriates, and children born to foreign workers residing in the Kingdom. The term itself is descriptive of birthplace and does not inherently denote nationality or ethnicity.

The population of Saudi Arabia is diverse, with a significant expatriate community contributing to its social and economic fabric. Therefore, "Saudiborn" can refer to individuals of various national origins who happen to have been born within the geographical boundaries of Saudi Arabia. Children born to Saudi parents are Saudi citizens by birthright, regardless of where they are born. Children born to foreign parents in Saudi Arabia typically acquire the nationality of their parents, though specific regulations and agreements can influence this.

The experience of being Saudiborn can vary greatly depending on factors such as parental nationality, socio-economic status, and the specific region of Saudi Arabia where one was born. It is a term that acknowledges a shared experience of growing up or being born in a particular country, but it does not define a single, unified identity. The cultural and social environment of Saudi Arabia shapes the upbringing of all individuals born there, irrespective of their citizenship.