Middle East
Saudi Arabia visa
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia issues a one-year, multiple-entry tourist eVisa allowing up to 90 days in the country, and it covers Umrah as well as leisure, events and family visits — though not Hajj, and not study. The eVisa is open to a published list of 66 nationalities, which does not include several of the largest expatriate communities in the UAE; if your passport is not on it, the route is the embassy rather than the portal. We confirm which applies to you before anything is paid for.
- One year, multiple entry — up to 90 days in the countryTypical validity
Indicative only — actual processing time and validity are set by the embassy and depend on your nationality, residency and travel history.
How the process works
Free eligibility check
We confirm which visa applies to your nationality and residency.
Document preparation
Your file is reviewed and corrected before anything is submitted.
Appointment & submission
We book the appointment and guide you through biometrics.
Tracking & collection
We track the application and hand back your passport.
Documents you'll usually need
- Passport valid for at least 6 months with blank pages
- UAE residence visa copy (valid at least 3 months)
- Emirates ID copy (front and back)
- Recent passport-size photographs to embassy specification
- Bank statements for the last 3-6 months
- Employment contract or NOC letter from your employer
- Confirmed flight and hotel reservations
- Travel medical insurance for the trip duration
Requirements vary. Saudi Arabia may ask for additional documents depending on your nationality and purpose of travel. Send us your details and we'll confirm the exact list before you start.
Guides for Saudi Arabia
Written by our visa desk in Dubai, and kept current.
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