GulfWalkin Jobs Scraper (Unofficial) | Gulf Jobs

Search GulfWalkin, the overseas job board for Gulf and Middle East walk-in interviews, by keyword and country, and get every matching job as a clean, structured record: title, position, agency, country, salary as numbers, number of openings, apply-before date, interview details and the description. No login, plain HTTP requests, and you pay per job that is actually saved.

Unofficial. This Actor is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by GulfWalkin.

Why use this Actor

• Search the way the site does. Keywords (several at once) and country or city, passed to GulfWalkin's own search.
• Pay only for results. One saved job is one charge. Searches that find nothing and pages that fail cost nothing, and there is no fee for starting a run.
• Tidy values you can filter on. country in one spelling ("UAE", "Dubai" and "Abu Dhabi" all become "United Arab Emirates"), salaryMin / salaryMax / salaryCurrency as numbers and codes ("SR 1800" becomes 1800 and SAR), vacancies as a number, and dates as YYYY-MM-DD.
• Contact details left out. Phone numbers, e-mail addresses and links to WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram and other sites are not returned. Description lines that hold them or name a contact person are removed. A company name is returned only when it reads as an organisation; otherwise company is null. The full list and its limits are under "What is not in the output".
• A link to each job. url points to the job's page on GulfWalkin, where candidates apply.
• Gentle on the site. One request at a time with a pause between requests, and the site's robots.txt is followed.

Try it in one minute

1. Open the Input tab. The form is already filled in with a working example (driver jobs).
2. Click Start.
3. When the run finishes, open the Output tab to see up to 20 jobs in a table.
4. Use Export to download the results as JSON, CSV or Excel, or read them through the API.

Input examples

Driver jobs in Saudi Arabia

{
    "keywords": ["driver"],
    "location": "Saudi Arabia",
    "maxResults": 20
}

Several job titles in one search run

{
    "keywords": ["welder", "fitter", "rigger"],
    "location": "UAE",
    "maxResults": 100
}

Quick daily check without opening each job page

{
    "keywords": ["nurse"],
    "includeDetails": false,
    "maxResults": 50
}

Start from a search you already made in your browser

{
    "startUrls": ["<paste the address of a GulfWalkin search results page here>"],
    "maxResults": 30
}

Input

All fields are optional. With an empty input the Actor returns the first 20 jobs of the site's job list.

Field	Type	Default	What it does
keywords	array of strings	empty	Job titles, companies or skills. Each keyword is a separate search; a job found twice is returned and charged once. Up to 20 keywords.
location	string	empty	The country box of the site's search, for example Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain or Dubai.
maxResults	integer	20	The run stops after saving this many jobs in total (1 to 1000).
includeDetails	boolean	true	On: each job page is opened to add description, industry, interviewDetails and the full location. Off: only what the search results show is returned, which is faster.
startUrls	array of strings	empty	GulfWalkin search result page addresses to start from, instead of the fields above. Only GulfWalkin addresses are accepted. If an address carries the site's industry filter, that filter is left out and the rest of the search is kept, because the industry filter only finds expired jobs (see the FAQ); the run log says so.
proxyConfiguration	object	off	Leave off. Turn on only if runs fail because requests are blocked.

Output

Each job is one item in the dataset. These fields are always present; a value is null when the site does not show it, or when it is left out on purpose (see "What is not in the output").

Field	Type	Description
jobId	string	GulfWalkin's own job number. Stable between runs, so you can use it to spot new jobs.
title	string	Job title.
company	string or null	Company or recruitment agency that posted the job, under the name it registered on the site. null when the name does not read as an organisation (for example a personal name), or holds an e-mail address, a phone number or a link.
location	string or null	Location as shown on the site, with repeats removed.
country	string or null	Country in one spelling. null when the location names no country or several.
employmentType	null	GulfWalkin does not show an employment type.
experience	string or null	Required experience, when the job page has a field for it. Most posters write it in the description instead.
salaryText	string or null	Salary exactly as the poster wrote it.
salaryMin	number or null	Lower end of the salary, when the text has one amount or one clear range.
salaryMax	number or null	Upper end of the salary, same rule.
salaryCurrency	string or null	Three-letter currency code (AED, SAR, QAR, OMR, KWD, BHD, SGD, USD, INR, EUR).
postedAt	string or null	Posting date as YYYY-MM-DD (India time, as the site shows it).
skills	array of strings	Always empty: GulfWalkin does not list skills.
description	string or null	Job description as plain text, without lines that hold e-mail addresses, phone numbers or links, and without the contact names a program can recognise (see "What is not in the output").
source	string	Always gulfwalkin.
scrapedAt	string	When the record was collected (ISO 8601, UTC).
position	string or null	Main position named by the poster. One ad often covers several positions; the others are in the description. On jobs posted until June 2026 the site shows an industry label here instead.
industry	string or null	Industry chosen by the poster. Not always chosen carefully.
vacancies	number or null	Number of openings.
applyBefore	string or null	Last day to apply or the interview date, as YYYY-MM-DD.
interviewDetails	string or null	Walk-in or interview arrangement as written by the poster, for example "Online Interview".
workingHours	string or null	Working hours as written by the poster. On jobs posted until June 2026 the site often shows the employer's name in this field instead.
url	string or null	The job's page on GulfWalkin.

Example item:

{
    "jobId": "348721",
    "title": "Bus Driver-online interview",
    "company": "GOODMAN GLOBAL SOLUTIONS",
    "location": "UAE",
    "country": "United Arab Emirates",
    "employmentType": null,
    "experience": null,
    "salaryText": "AED 2500",
    "salaryMin": 2500,
    "salaryMax": 2500,
    "salaryCurrency": "AED",
    "postedAt": "2026-10-07",
    "skills": [],
    "description": "URGENT RECRUITMENT -UAE - ONLINE INTERVIEW ADNOC OIL&GAS PROJECT-LONG TERM PROJECT SALARY : AED 2500 FREE FOOD + ACCOMODATION+MEDICAL + TRANSPORT ...",
    "source": "gulfwalkin",
    "scrapedAt": "2026-10-08T09:00:00.000Z",
    "position": "Bus Driver",
    "industry": "Education/Training/Teaching",
    "vacancies": 20,
    "applyBefore": "2026-10-09",
    "interviewDetails": "Online Interview-uae",
    "workingHours": null,
    "url": "<the job's page on GulfWalkin>"
}

What is not in the output

• Phone numbers and e-mail addresses. They are removed from every text field, and the contact block of the job page is never read.
• Links to other sites. Addresses of WhatsApp groups and channels, Telegram, Instagram, Facebook and other web pages are removed from every text field, whether they are written with http, with www or with neither (for example a chat address starting with wa.me). In description the line that holds a link is dropped (in a long paragraph, the link and its label are cut out), so a label such as "WHATSAPP GROUP :" does not stay behind. The only link in a record is url, the job's own page on GulfWalkin.
• Company names that do not read as an organisation. company is returned only when the name carries a sign of an organisation: a word such as Ltd, LLC, Consultancy, Manpower, Travels or Services, a digit, or "&". "HR" or "Co" on its own is not such a sign (a personal name followed by HR gives null); "Co." with its dot is. Without such a sign it is null, because a few posters register under their own name. Some real company names come out as null for the same reason.
• Contact names a program can recognise. A name with a title such as "Mr." or "Mrs.", a line that holds a contact detail, and a name that follows a contact label such as "Contact person:".

Two limits remain. A person's name written in free text with none of these signs cannot be recognised. And a web address written without http or www is recognised by a known chat or social site or by a common ending (such as .com, .org or .co.in); one with an unusual ending is not.

Use with AI assistants

This Actor can be used as a tool by Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants that support MCP, through the Apify MCP server. Add this Actor to your assistant's Apify tools and ask in plain language, for example:

Find 30 driver jobs in Saudi Arabia on GulfWalkin that show a salary, and list them from the highest salary down with the apply-before date.

The assistant fills in keywords, location and maxResults for you and reads the results from the dataset.

Pricing

This Actor uses pay per event pricing with a single event:

Event	When it is charged
Job result	Once for each job saved to the dataset.

• $1.00 per 1,000 jobs ($0.001 per job) on the Apify Free plan. Paid plans pay less per job: $0.80 per 1,000 on Starter, $0.70 on Scale and $0.60 on Business. The Pricing tab of this Actor always shows the current prices.
• Platform usage is included. You pay only for the jobs that are saved. The compute and storage a run uses are not charged to you on top.
• How far the free plan goes: the Apify Free plan comes with $5 of usage each month. At $1.00 per 1,000 jobs, that is up to about 5,000 jobs a month, if you spend that credit only on this Actor.
• Not charged: searches with no results, pages that fail to load, jobs that were removed from the site, duplicate jobs, and listings without a title.
• No start fee. Starting a run costs nothing by itself.
• You can set a maximum cost for a run in the run options. The Actor stops before going over it.

FAQ

Do I need a GulfWalkin account, or cookies? No. Only public pages are read. Applying for a job needs a GulfWalkin account; use url to open the job there.

Does the output include phone numbers, e-mail addresses or contact names? Phone numbers and e-mail addresses: no. Links to WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram and other sites: no. Contact names are removed where a program can recognise them, and company is returned only when the name reads as an organisation, so a poster who registered under a personal name gives null. The exact rules and the two limits that remain are listed under "What is not in the output".

Can I filter by industry? No. The site's industry search relies on a label that jobs posted since July 2026 no longer carry, so it only finds older jobs whose apply-before date has passed (checked on 2026-10-09). Search with keywords instead. The industry field of the output is a separate value chosen by the poster, and it is still returned when the job page shows it.

Why did I get fewer jobs than maxResults? The search has fewer matching jobs than you asked for, or some listings were skipped because the page was removed, had no title, or is disallowed by the site's robots.txt. Skipped listings are not charged.

How does the location search work? location is passed to the site's own country filter. Posters type locations freely ("SAUDI ARABIA", "Dammam - Saudi Arabia", "KSA"), so the site may not find every spelling. Some posters choose a general location such as "Middle East / Overseas" and name the country only in the title; a location search does not find those jobs, but a keyword search does, because keywords are looked up in the title and the description. Use the country field of the results to group them in one spelling.

How do I get only new jobs each day? Schedule a daily run and compare jobId with the ones you already have. jobId stays the same for a job between runs.

Why is a run slower than I expected? The Actor reads one page at a time and pauses between requests so that it does not put load on the site. Turn includeDetails off for a faster run when you only need what the search results show.

A field is null. Is that an error? No. It means the site did not show that information for the job, or, for company, that the name was left out (see "What is not in the output").

Support

Found a problem or missing a field? Open the Issues tab of this Actor and describe the input you used and what you expected. Issues are read and answered there.