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Why Register with the Embassy

Travel Registration is a service provided by the government. This service allows you to record information about your upcoming trip abroad to the Department of State so it can be used to assist you in case of an emergency. People residing abroad can also get routine information from their nearest embassy or consulate if registered.

Required Information to Apply

Once You Have Registered With Your Embassy Or Consulate, You Will Need To Update Your Data If:

  • your contact details change,
  • your civil status changes,
  • you are going back to your home country.

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What you need to know

  • Dive into Saudi's culture and landscapes with an eVisa! Apply 100% online, no embassy visits needed

  • The eVisa lets you explore the country as a tourist, visit religious sites (Muslims only), and perform Umrah outside Hajj season

  • Available to 50+ countries, check your eligibility easily online on our platform

Apply today for a Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa with us!

Last updated: March 2024

Saudi Arabia is known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture that attracts a diverse range of travelers. To travel to Saudi Arabia, you may need an eVisa.

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We provide a streamlined process to get your Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa. Let's dive into the process and requirements below.

What is the Saudi Arabia eVisa?

Saudi Arabia recently introduced an electronic visa system, also known as the Saudi e-Visa or Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa.

This means that you can apply 100% online without visiting a Saudi Embassy or Consulate, for your convenience.

What can you do with the Saudi Arabia eVisa?

With the Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa, you can:

  • Explore the country for tourism

  • Visit religious sites, such as the Holy City of Mecca (Muslim visa holders only) and the Prophet's Mosque in Medina

  • Perform Umrah (Muslim visa holders only - outside Hajj season)

What can you not do with the Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa?

With the Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa, there are certain activities that you are not allowed to engage in. These include:

  • Perform Hajj or Umrah during Hajj season

  • Undertake any form of work or employment

  • Study

  • Do business or establish a business

  • Participate in political rallies or demonstrations

  • Preach or promote any religion other than Islam

  • Undertake any form of journalism or media-related activities without proper authorization

Who is eligible for the Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa?

The Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa is available to citizens of more than 50 countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Germany, South Korea, Japan, Iceland, Ireland, and Turkey.

This is just a small selection of the many eligible countries. If you don’t see your country listed here, use our visa checker to check if you require this visa or another one.

Visa exempt: Who doesn't need a Saudi eVisa?

Citizens of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) can travel to Saudi Arabia without a visa.

It is important to note that these exemptions are subject to change.

Nationals from other countries may require another type of visa or ETA for Saudi Arabia.

Do minors require a Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa?

Minors require their own Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa if they're from an eligible country.

When applying for a visa for a minor, legal guardians or parents must provide additional documents such as a copy of the minor's birth certificate, consent letter from both parents or legal guardians, and proof of the minor's relationship to the accompanying adult.

How long is the Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa valid?

There are two types of eVisas with different durations:

  • Single-entry: Valid for three months from the date of issuance and allows you to stay in the country for up to 90 days.

  • Multiple-entry: Valid for one year from the date of issuance and allows you to stay in the country for up to 90 days in total.

Currently, we only offer the multiple-entry visa.

Can I extend my Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa?

No, as Saudi Arabia does not offer tourist eVisa extensions. You must leave Saudi Arabia before your visa expires to avoid fines and issues with traveling to the country in the future.

Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa: Required documents

Before applying for a Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa, make sure to gather the following documents:

  • Valid passport: Your passport must have a minimum validity of six months beyond your planned arrival date and at least two blank pages for visa stamping

  • Passport-size photo: Recently taken

  • For minors and children: Additional documents may be required, such as a birth certificate

Please note that the Saudi Arabian authorities may request additional documents or information during the visa application process if necessary. We’ll contact you by email if this is the case.

How do I apply for the Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa online?

To apply for the Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa with us, follow these simple steps:

  • Step 1: Fill out our simplified online visa application form with your travel details.

  • Step 2: Choose your preferred processing time and pay the visa and processing fees.

  • Step 3: Wait for approval, receive your visa, and get ready to travel!

Easy as that! One of our agents will carefully check all your information and supporting documents to ensure everything’s good to go.

Costs and processing times of the Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa

The costs and processing times are divided into two parts:

  • Government processing: The cost of the eVisa depends on your nationality. The processing time depends on the workload of the embassy in your country, but usually takes a couple of days.

  • iVisa processing: We offer three processing options for how quickly you want us to check and submit your documentation to the government, each with its own fee. Keep in mind, this is additional to the government visa fee and processing time.

Start the process above to check the exact total costs and time for your nationality!

Do I need a Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa if I’m transiting through Saudi Arabia?

If you are transiting through Saudi Arabia, and plan to stay in the airport transit area, you generally don’t need a Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa.

If you plan to enter the country during your layover, apply for the Saudi Arabia Air Transit Visa instead.

Can I use the Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa to perform Hajj?

No, you can’t perform Hajj using a Tourist eVisa. To complete a Hajj pilgrimage, you require a Hajj Visa, which can be obtained from a travel agency approved by the Saudi Government.

Entry & exit requirements for Saudi Arabia

Upon entry into Saudi Arabia with a valid tourist visa, travelers are required to:

  • Complete arrival forms: Fill out the necessary customs forms, typically provided during your flight or at the airport/border.

  • Clear immigration checks: Present your valid passport and visa to the immigration authorities and undergo the required immigration checks.

  • Comply with customs regulations: Declare any items or goods subject to customs regulations and restrictions upon entry.

It's important to note that entry requirements and procedures may vary, and it is advisable to check the latest information from official sources.

More questions about Saudi Arabian visas?

If you have more questions about the Saudi Arabia eVisa, Tourist Visa, Umrah Visa, or another document, contact our customer support team anytime via online chat or WhatsApp.

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Kat D
USASeptember 7 2024
I’ll be in and out of Saudi Arabia over the next year, with some side trips to places like Dubai in between. I’m a bit confused about the Saudi tourist visa though. Is it a total of 90 days in a year, or does it reset every time I re-enter Saudi? Like, could I spend 90 days there, travel to Dubai for a week, and then get another 90 days when I come back to Saudi?
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iVisa
September 9 2024
The Saudi Arabia Tourist eVisa is a multiple-entry visa valid for one year, allowing you to stay for 90 days within the 365-day period. It doesn't reset with each re-entry; the total allowed stay is 90 days within the year. So, if you spend 90 days in Saudi, travel to Dubai, and then plan to return to Saudi within the year, you won’t be granted another 90 days during the same visa period. You would have to apply for a new visa.
Laura A
UKSeptember 16 2024
I'm planning my pilgrimage from London to Saudi Arabia for Umrah but I don’t have much time. I'm trying to figure out the best visa for me. Can I use the tourist eVisa for this purpose? Or is there a better option? I have a British passport.
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iVisa
September 18 2024
You can use the Saudi tourist eVisa for Umrah, except during the peak Hajj season. As a UK citizen, you’re eligible for a Saudi Umrah Visa. This might be the better option for you as the visa is typically provided as part of a travel package, which includes the visa, transportation from and to the airport, accommodation, and medical insurance. All you have to book directly are your flights.
Jeff B
CanadaSeptember 28 2024
I'm from Toronto and looking to head back to Saudi Arabia for a second trip. My current tourist eVisa is still valid, but I want to get a new one with a new validity date. Can I apply for a new visa while the first one is still active, or do I need to wait until it expires?
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iVisa
September 30 2024
Unfortunately, you can't apply for a new Saudi Tourist eVisa if your current one is still valid. You’d have to first cancel your current visa at the nearest Saudi embassy or consulate. Once this is done, you can then apply for a new eVisa.
Maryam A
AustraliaSeptember 29 2024
I’m currently in Melbourne and my family and I are going to perform Umrah in Saudi Arabia in November/December. I don’t like to leave things until the last minute but this time I might have jumped the gun. I applied for our Umrah visas way too early and I just realized that the visa’s three-month validity might not cover our travel dates. Is it possible to adjust the dates on the visa or should I cancel and reapply closer to the travel time? (I’m really hoping I don’t have to cancel because we’ll lose a lot of money.)
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iVisa
October 1 2024
If you've applied for your Umrah Visas too early and the three-month validity does not cover your intended travel dates, you cannot adjust the dates on an issued visa. Unfortunately, you would need to reapply for a new Umrah Visa closer to your departure date to ensure the validity aligns with your travel schedule. It's important to plan the timing of your visa application according to your travel dates to avoid such issues.

Questions?

You should contact our customer support team as soon as possible to help you to solve the problem. Remember, your application will always be reviewed by our experts, so you can count on our team to notify you if something is missing before the submission.
It takes from five days to 24 hours to process a Saudi eVisa, depending on the processing time chosen during the application. So you should apply at least 24 hours before the trip to Saudi Arabia to guarantee you will have the document in time.
You need to give some information about your planned trip to apply for the Saudi Arabia eVisa. So you can’t fill in the application without proof of a travel itinerary, for example.
No, you can apply again for a Saudi Arabia eVisa. However, ensure you fill out the online form with accurate personal data and travel details, as mistakes or incorrect information may result in another rejected application.
At iVisa, we understand that your time is valuable, and we strive to provide you with the fastest service possible. Our processing times are estimated based on the average duration it takes governments to process visa applications. These estimated times begin from the moment we receive all the correct information for your application until you receive your visa. While we work diligently to expedite the process, it’s important to note that we are reliant on the processing times set by the government authorities.
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