In 2008 a monument was erected in honor of Saroyan in Mashtots Avenue in Yerevan (sculptor David Yerevantsi, architects Ruben Asratyan and Levon Igityan).

In 2014 the city council of Bitlis approved the renaming of five streets in the historical part of the city in Southeast Turkey.
One of the 5 streets was renamed to “William Saroyan Street”.

In 2015 several libraries were opened in honor of William Saroyan in the city of Bitlis, Turkey.

On August 31, 2018, The William Saroyan House Museum was opened in the house where Saroyan lived the last 17 years of his life, in the city of Fresno, the USA.
The house presents photographs from different periods of his life, drawings, and covers of his books.
The museum has a separate room which features a hologram of the writer.

In 1991 the USA and the USSR (series "Joint issue of USSR and USA.
William Saroyan") issued stamps depicting William Saroyan.

The Central Bank of Armenia issued a 10,000 Dram coin (100th Birth anniversary of novelist William Saroyan) in 2008 and a 5,000 Dram banknote in 2018.
In 2008 a monument was erected in honor of Saroyan in Mashtots Avenue in Yerevan (sculptor David Yerevantsi, architects Ruben Asratyan and Levon Igityan).
In 2014 the city council of Bitlis approved the renaming of five streets in the historical part of the city in Southeast Turkey. One of the 5 streets was renamed to “William Saroyan Street”.
In 2015 several libraries were opened in honor of William Saroyan in the city of Bitlis, Turkey.
On August 31, 2018, The William Saroyan House Museum was opened in the house where Saroyan lived the last 17 years of his life, in the city of Fresno, the USA. The house presents photographs from different periods of his life, drawings, and covers of his books. The museum has a separate room which features a hologram of the writer.
In 1991 the USA and the USSR (series "Joint issue of USSR and USA. William Saroyan") issued stamps depicting William Saroyan.
The Central Bank of Armenia issued a 10,000 Dram coin (100th Birth anniversary of novelist William Saroyan) in 2008 and a 5,000 Dram banknote in 2018.
William Saroyan