From documents to vaccinations, here’s everything you’ll need to bring with you for international arrivals to Saudi Arabia’s international airports.
Saudi Arabia Required Documents
- Passport: You’ll need to travel with a valid passport that has at least two blank pages. It should also be valid for at least six months beyond the date of travel.
- Valid Visa: With a few exceptions, all foreign nationals are required to have a valid travel visa to enter Saudi Arabia, whether it’s a Saudi Arabia Tourist Visa, e-Visa, Business Visa, or Hajj or Umrah Pilgrimage Visa. You can typically get tourist visas within 10 business days.
- Entry and Exit Forms: Entry and exit forms are required for all passengers who enter or leave Saudi Arabia by air or sea.
- Medical Insurance: Aside from private Saudi citizens and residents, all travelers are required to have medical insurance covering treatment for COVID-19.
Saudi Arabia’s entry requirements may vary by country. Confirm if there’s anything else you need to enter Saudi Arabia by contacting Entriva, the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs, or your country’s Saudi Arabian embassy.