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BackSaudi Arabia expands tourist visa access to four more countries
Saudi Arabia expands tourist visa access to four more countries
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Saudi Arabia expands tourist visa access to four more countries

New visa options unveiled for visitors to Saudi Arabia

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Saudi Arabia has expanded its tourist visa programme to citizens of Mexico, North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia, allowing eligible visitors to apply for eVisas, visas on arrival, or transit visas for tourism, Umrah, events, conferences, and visiting relatives.

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Saudi Arabia has expanded eligibility for its tourist visa programme to include citizens of four additional countries, allowing more international visitors to travel to the Kingdom for tourism and other purposes.

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Saudi Arabia has expanded eligibility for its tourist visa programme to include citizens of four additional countries, allowing more international visitors to travel to the Kingdom for tourism and other purposes.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the addition on Thursday, naming Mexico, North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia among the newly eligible nationalities.

The four countries added to the list are:

Mexico

North Macedonia

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Serbia

Citizens of these countries can now apply for tourist visas to visit Saudi Arabia, subject to the applicable eligibility criteria and regulations.

The tourist visa allows visitors to enter Saudi Arabia for multiple purposes, including:

Attending events and entertainment activities

Performing Umrah

Participating in exhibitions and conferences

Visiting relatives and friends

According to the official Visit Saudi website, eligible citizens of the four countries can access the following visa options:

eVisa: An electronic visa that can be applied for online.

Visa on arrival: Available subject to the Kingdom's eligibility requirements.

Transit or stopover visa: For eligible travellers passing through Saudi Arabia.

Each visa category is subject to its own conditions, eligibility requirements and regulations.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stressed that all visits remain subject to the Kingdom's applicable regulations and instructions.

The expansion is part of Saudi Arabia's efforts to broaden access for international visitors and facilitate travel to the Kingdom for tourism, religious visits and business-related activities.

Open Questions

  • What are the specific eligibility criteria and regulations for each of the four countries?
  • When exactly does the expanded visa eligibility take effect?
  • Are there any fees or processing times associated with the new visa options?

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This article was originally published by Gulf News.

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