Stock income must be disclosed for Citizen’s Account eligibility, program says
Saudi Citizen’s Account program confirms stock returns count as income and must be declared. August 2026 eligibility results released, with 90-day appeal window.
Key Takeaways
AIA question was submitted to the official Citizen’s Account beneficiary service account, asking: "Hello, do stocks affect Citizen’s Account eligibility?"
The Citizen’s Account program clarified on its X (formerly Twitter) page that any financial returns from stocks must be disclosed by selecting the income type as "Other" and the income source as "Financial investment returns from stocks, bonds, or investment funds." These returns will be included in the total income calculation.
The program added: "To check your eligibility amount, visit: http://portal.ca.gov.sa."
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The Citizen’s Account program also announced on X that eligibility results for cycle 105 (August 2026) have been released.
Eligibility can be checked via the program’s app or through the online portal at: https://eservices.ca.gov.sa/#/login
The program explained that if your eligibility status is "ineligible," you must file an objection through the online portal and update your information to address the reason for ineligibility within 90 days of the eligibility result. If the 90-day objection period is exceeded, beneficiaries must update their data according to the reason for ineligibility, then go to "Eligibility Study" and click "Resubmit Application."