Naukrigulf Jobs Scraper

Naukrigulf Jobs Scraper

Search Naukrigulf the way you would on the site, by job title or skill, and get the jobs back as rows: title, company, city and country, the experience the employer asks for, skills, a short summary and the posting date. Leave details on and each row also carries the full description, the monthly salary when the employer shows it, industry, job function, employment type, work mode and what the employer wants from a candidate.

The filters on Naukrigulf's own search page are all here: industry, job function, monthly salary, experience, company or recruitment consultant, the nationality and gender the employer asks for, Easy Apply and posting date. Work mode is here too, although the site's search can't filter on it.

It covers the whole site: the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain, and Naukrigulf's jobs in Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and North Africa.

Read this first

A job only comes back when every word you searched for is in it: in the title, the skills, the summary, the company name or the place. Naukrigulf itself is looser. When it can't match a search it fills the page with whatever is close, and a made-up search still returns hundreds of jobs. Those looser matches are left out, and you don't pay for them.

That cuts both ways. "python developer" won't bring back a job titled "Senior Python Engineer" unless the word developer shows up somewhere in it. If you want every Python job, search for python on its own. "QA engineer" misses "Quality Assurance Engineer", so add "quality assurance engineer" as a second search if you want both.

Word forms count as the same word: accountant finds "Accounting", nurse finds "Nursing". Short words such as HR, QA and IT, and words with symbols such as C++ and .NET, have to match as written.

What it doesn't do

• Some industries and job functions aren't in the lists. For 23 of Naukrigulf's industries and 21 of its job functions, the site's own filter also brings back jobs from another one. On 13 September 2026, picking Accounting returned 1,596 Banking and Finance jobs alongside 502 accounting ones, and Software Development came with 2,886 IT Software jobs. You would be paying for the wrong jobs, so those choices are left out. Search words cover them: accountant, software developer.
• No recruiter names, phone numbers or email addresses. Some Naukrigulf jobs show a contact block. This leaves it out.
• English searches only. The jobs are written in English, and Naukrigulf's own Arabic search swaps Arabic words for English ones, so an Arabic search is turned away with a note rather than quietly returning nothing.
• Nothing older than about 60 days. That is as far back as Naukrigulf keeps jobs.
• Salary only when the employer shows it. A hidden salary comes back empty, with salaryHidden set to true.
• It doesn't apply to jobs, sign in, or see anything that needs a Naukrigulf account.

Input

{
  "keywords": ["accountant", "civil engineer"],
  "country": "AE",
  "city": "Dubai",
  "industries": ["10", "41"],
  "salaryBands": ["4", "5"],
  "employerType": "1",
  "postedWithinDays": "7",
  "maxResults": 200,
  "includeDetails": true
}

In the JSON, industries, job functions and bands take Naukrigulf's own ids. The Input tab shows their names.

• Search words (keywords). One search per line, up to 20 in a run. Leave it empty and use the filters to get the newest jobs that fit them.
• Country (country). A two-letter code: AE, SA, QA, KW, OM, BH, EG, LB, JO, IQ, MA, DZ, TN or LY. Leave it on Anywhere for the whole site.
• City (city). In English, the way Naukrigulf writes it: Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Riyadh, Jeddah, Doha, Muscat, Manama, Cairo, Amman. Only jobs in that city come back.
• Industry (industries) and Job function (functionalAreas). Naukrigulf's own lists, less the ones it mixes up (see above). Pick one or more and a job in any of them comes back. If Naukrigulf ever starts mixing another industry into one that is offered, that search stops before anything is charged and the status message names what came back with it.
• Years of experience (experienceYears). Jobs whose experience range includes this number: 3 keeps a 2-5 years job and drops a 6-10 years one.
• Experience band (experienceBands). Naukrigulf's own experience filter. A job counts in every band its range reaches, so a 4-8 years job sits in both 2-5 and 6-10.
• Monthly salary (salaryBands). Naukrigulf's bands, in US dollars a month, whatever currency the job pays in. A job whose range reaches into a band you pick comes back. Be aware that Naukrigulf also files a salary the employer hid: of the first 30 jobs it gave for $2,001-$3,000 in the UAE on 13 September 2026, 17 had the salary hidden. Those rows come back with the salary fields empty and salaryHidden set to true. Not mentioned is for jobs with no salary on record at all.
• Posted by (employerType). 1 for the hiring company itself, 2 for a recruitment consultant. With details on, the job's own page gets the last word, and a job it files the other way is left out, uncharged. Naukrigulf's search and its job pages disagreed on 5 of the 17 jobs in one search on 13 September 2026.
• Work mode (workMode). On-site or Remote. Naukrigulf's search has no such filter, so each job's own page is opened to check, and the details come with it. About a quarter of the jobs checked while this was built didn't state a work mode at all, and those are left out.
• Nationality asked for (nationalities). Naukrigulf's groups: GCC nationals, Arab nationals, Anglophones, Europeans and CIS, Indians, Filipinos and other nationalities, plus Any nationality for jobs open to everyone.
• Gender asked for (genders). Male, Female, Any (the employer says either is fine) or Not mentioned.
• Easy Apply only (easyApplyOnly). Jobs you apply for on Naukrigulf itself.
• Posted within (postedWithinDays). 1, 3, 7, 15 or 30 days.
• Maximum jobs (maxResults). 100 unless you change it, up to 50,000 in a run, counted across all your searches.
• Full job details (includeDetails). On by default. Off gives you the search-result fields only, which is several times faster.

An empty run, with no search and no filter, returns one sample job from the top of Naukrigulf's list, marked "_sample": true. It isn't charged.

Output

One row per job. A job that comes up more than once, in two of your searches or twice in one search's results, comes back once, under the search that found it first.

A job's industry is Naukrigulf's finer label for it, so a job found under the IT industry reads "IT - Software Services".

The run also writes RUN_REPORT to the key-value store. For each search it lists how many jobs Naukrigulf claimed, how many came back, how many looser matches and jobs outside your filters were left out, and why the search stopped.

What you pay

You pay for each job row you get. You don't pay for the looser matches described above, for jobs outside the country, city, work mode or other filters you picked, for a job a second search found again, or for a job whose full page didn't load when you asked for details (it's left out and the status message says how many). If you set a maximum charge for the run, it stops when that is reached, and every row you get has been paid for. The price is on the Pricing tab.

Limits

• 20 searches and 50,000 jobs in one run.
• Naukrigulf shows at most 45,000 results for a single search. Split a bigger search by country or city.
• Naukrigulf mixes its looser matches in with the close ones, so a page with nothing useful on it doesn't mean the end. A search only stops reading after ten pages in a row, 300 jobs, with nothing that has your words in it. With a work mode set, a job in another work mode counts as nothing useful too.
• If a page of results still doesn't load after a few tries, that search stops there and the status message says so.

Questions

Why did I get fewer jobs than the site says? The site's count includes its looser matches. RUN_REPORT shows, for each search, the site's count next to what came back and what was left out.

Can I get only jobs posted directly by employers? Set Posted by to Companies.

Why is a job's date older than when I saw it on the site? postedAt is the date Naukrigulf keeps for the job. If the site shows "today" for a job it has just refreshed, the two can differ.