Saudi Arabia Visa

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Description

Saudi Arabia, the Arabian Peninsula’s largest nation, is home to ancient civilizations, timeless deserts, and a culture that beautifully blends tradition with modernity. From the breathtaking Red Sea coast and the vast Empty Quarter to the heritage sites of AlUla and the bustling capital of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia offers travelers a truly unique experience.

With the introduction of Vision 2030, the Kingdom opened its doors to international tourism. Since September 2019, Saudi Arabia has been issuing Tourist eVisas and Visas on Arrival to travelers from 49 eligible countries across Europe, America, Asia, and Oceania. For UAE residents of all nationalities, Betterview Tourism provides seamless assistance in securing both Tourist and Business visas for Saudi Arabia.

 

Depending on the purpose of your visit, you may apply for a 30-day single-entry visa or a one-year multiple-entry visa, which allows stays of up to 90 days per trip. Our expert visa team handles everything from preparing documents, including invitation letters for business travelers, to submitting the application ensuring a smooth and stress-free experience.

What we need from you?

  • Valid UAE residency visa for a minimum of 90 days

  • Valid Passport Required (6-month validity with at least two blank page)

  • Employee's original NOC letter with information of employee's salary, position, start date, and reason for travel.

  • Partners, investors, and owners must give a copy of their legal company license, a self-introduction letter stating their monthly income, and their passport details.

  • 3 recent white-background photos.

  • Business visas require an invitation letter.

What Betterview offers.

  • Embassy application submission

  • Application Form Assistance.

  • Information Checking

  • Assistance with hotels and flight booking.



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FAQs

No, religion has nothing to do with getting a Saudi tourist visa from the UAE.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) shares a border with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and is accessible via road. Several border crossings exist, some of which are restricted to citizens of the GCC. Traveling to KSA via bus is an option, as are private vehicles and those operated by the government or commercial companies.

Citizens of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries and France who hold diplomatic or official passports do not need visas to enter the country. If you are not a citizen of one of the countries that does not require a visa to enter Saudi Arabia, you can obtain a visa upon arrival or an electronic visa.