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Human trafficking includes coercion, threats, fraud, deception, abduction, exploitation of one's position or influence, abuse of one's authority, and exploitation of one's vulnerability. In addition, it is considered human trafficking to give or receive money or benefits in order to obtain control over another individual for sexual assault, forced labor or service, begging, slavery, or practices similar to slavery, enslavement, organ harvesting, or performing medical experiments.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia protects individuals with disabilities from all forms of human trafficking, criminalizes every act that entails it, and takes all necessary measures to prevent it.

Whoever commits the offense of human trafficking shall be punished with a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison or a maximum fine of one million riyals, or both. The penalty shall be increased if the crime is committed against an individual with a disability.