A transit visa is required if the person will be staying at the airport for more than 12 hours. There is no need to apply for a transit visa if the individual will be staying for less than 12 hours.

The applicant must apply for a visa if he or she wishes to go to Saudi Arabia for religious reasons.

→ A qualified physician's medical report verifying that the applicant is clear of any infectious illness, including tests for Hep A, B, and C. The medical report must be issued within three months after the date of issue. A medical report is not required for children under the age of sixteen. A licenced physician must sign and mark the medical report.

→ If the applicant is a Muslim and is flying to Medina or Jeddah, a vaccination card indicating that the Meningitis vaccine has been received is required.

→The application should also be submitted through us, and we will give the embassy copies of accommodation connections as well as a letter to Saudi Arabia's religious ministry.

To make sure the person doesn't have an infectious illness.

A person with a family visit visa is allowed to work and live in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

→ Passport with a six-month validity period and two visa pages next to each other are necessary. The applicant's passport must allow them to enter both Saudi Arabia and their next destination.
→ The most recent image with a white backdrop.
→ The application should be filled out completely and in capital letters with precise information.
→ The applicant must have a reference note from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or one of its bureaus in Dammam or Jeddah with the number and date of the visa.

To get a business visa, the applicant must provide the following documents:

→ The applicant must hold an original passport with a six-month validity period, as well as any previous passports.

→ Two passport-sized photos with a white backdrop are required.

→ The applicant must also include a covering letter describing the objective of the firm, as well as the company's round seal.

→ Proof of higher education, such as a diploma.

Despite the fact that Islamic pilgrimages account for the majority of Saudi Arabia's tourism, according to World Bank data, roughly 14.3 million tourists visited Saudi Arabia in 2012, making it the world's 19th most visited country.