An increasing number of U.S. citizens are viewing Saudi Arabia as their ‘second home,’ drawn by the kingdom’s expanding job market, modern infrastructure, and welcoming culture. As part of Vision 2030, Saudi Arabia’s economy is diversifying into technology, health, construction, education, and tourism, creating high-paying opportunities that attract American professionals. Many Americans living in Riyadh and Jeddah say the local hospitality and cultural inclusiveness help them integrate quickly. The recent granting of Saudi citizenship to Red Sea Global CEO John Pagano symbolizes this growing bond. Analysts note that deepening U.S.-Saudi cooperation in energy, security, and trade has strengthened people-to-people connections, with more Americans choosing to live and work in the kingdom. The country’s social reforms, including greater openness and women’s participation, have further enhanced its appeal among expatriates.