Report Financial/Administrative Corruption

Register in the website, your account will be activated when you receive an SMS for confirmation.
Access the website using your name and password, You can access all the e-services, including submitting reports,When you select (Submit Report Service).
a page of your personal information will appear as well as questions about your confidential information, and if you ever submit a report to other agencies.
Fill in the information of the agency that you want to report for corruption with clarification of the corruption incident. Move to the next page to upload attachments of the report (if any), then submit your report.
You will receive a message on your mobile confirming the arrival of the report to the Authority, containing the number of the report to communicate with the authority and enquiring if you wish.
You can review your report and its status via the Commission (Nazaha) website or application.

You can contact:

Location: View the website
Phone number: 980
Email: info@nazaha.gov.sa
Working hours: 08:00 am - 04:00 pm
For complaints and inquiries: contact the support team

Service level agreement

Those who wish to submit their report must comply with the following:

The reported incident must be a suspicion of one of the corruption crimes mentioned in Article 22 of the Law Establishing the Public Authority for Combating Corruption and the provisions for financial disclosure.
The whistleblower shall be subject to the provisions of Article 2 of the aforementioned Law.
Attach to the communication all serious evidence proving his belief in the validity of the incident in question.

Reference Nazaha website

Service requirements and conditions

What is a report?

It is the notification or notification by a natural or legal person of his information about a crime, an attempt to commit a crime, a cover-up of a crime, or the disposal of evidence of a crime or a serious financial violation, submitted to the Authority or to any authority competent to receive reports.

Who is the whistleblower?

It is the person who reports any crime of corruption, and this applies to witnesses, victims of crime and experts who give testimony related to criminal acts.

Reference Nazaha website