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Saudi Arabia Adds Two More Countries to eVisa and Visa-on-Arrival List
- Important change
- New e-visa / ETA
- Published
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Tourism says citizens of two additional countries can now enter the kingdom using an eVisa or a visa on arrival. The source does not name the two countries or give a start date. This widens who can use Saudi Arabia's online tourist visa and arrival visa rather than applying through other channels.
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Tourism has announced that travellers from two more countries can now enter the kingdom with either an eVisa or a visa on arrival. The ministry published the updated list of eligible nationalities, though the source does not name the two countries involved or say which date the change applies from.
The move adds to Saudi Arabia's existing system, which lets eligible visitors apply for a tourist eVisa online before departure or obtain a visa on arrival. Travellers from countries not on the list generally need to arrange their visa through other channels before travelling.
What this means for travelers
- Citizens of the two newly added countries can now use the Saudi eVisa or visa on arrival instead of other visa routes.
- Check the Ministry of Tourism's official eligible-country list before booking, since the names of the added countries were not confirmed in this report.
- Applications should be made through official Saudi government channels; no fee or validity details for the new nationalities were stated.
- Travellers who are unsure whether they qualify should confirm with the nearest Saudi embassy or consulate before departure.
Who it affects
- Travelling to
- Saudi Arabia
- Passport holders
- Every nationality
Official sources
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