Saudi Arabia, in collaboration with the Ministries of Interior and Tourism, is expanding Saudi Arabia’s eVisa eligibility to include Grenada, Bahamas, and Barbados. This initiative aims to facilitate visit procedures for international travelers, allowing them to experience the rich heritage, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes of Saudi Arabia.
In addition, the country has launched an easy-to-use online portal for international visitors to apply for a tourist eVisa. In following an overview of these updates and guide you through the process of obtaining a Saudi Arabia eVisa.
eVisa Process and Guide:
The Saudi eVisa application process is designed to be hassle-free and user-friendly, allowing travelers to secure their visas with ease. Whether you’re planning a leisure trip, a family visit, or a spiritual journey, the online portal provides a seamless experience to guide you through the entire process.
Step 1: Fill Application Form
Complete the online form with personal and travel details for a seamless experience at the official eVisa portal.
Step 2: Pay Visa Fee
Conveniently pay the visa fee online for multiple-entry access for up to one year.
Step 3: Receive eVisa
Get your eVisa delivered to your email inbox for easy presentation upon arrival.
Key Features of the Tourist Visa:
- The eVisa is valid for one year and allows multiple entries into the country.
- Travelers can spend up to 90 days in Saudi Arabia for tourism-related activities.
- Permissible activities include participation in events, visiting family and relatives, leisure travel, and Umrah (excluding Hajj).
- The visa excludes activities such as studying.
Expanding Eligibility:
In a bid to attract more tourists, Saudi Arabia has expanded its list of eligible countries for electronic or upon-arrival visas. The addition of Grenada, Bahamas, and Barbados brings the total number of eligible countries to 69. Citizens from these countries can now apply for a visa electronically or receive it upon arrival at any of Saudi Arabia’s international ports.
Transit Visa:
In addition to the tourist visa, Saudi Arabia has introduced transit visas for travelers flying with Saudia and flynas airlines. This transit visa allows a 96-hour stay in the Kingdom before continuing onward travel.
Takeaway
Saudi Arabia’s initiative to expand visa eligibility aligns with a global trend towards facilitating travel and fostering international connections. In addition to exploring Saudi Arabia’s attractions, travelers can also consider Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment program. Grenada offers individuals the opportunity to obtain citizenship through investment, providing access to visa-free travel to over 140 countries and the option to live and work in a Caribbean paradise. With its diverse offerings and commitment to global mobility, Grenada presents a compelling option for those seeking second citizenship.
At MultiCitizenships, we are dedicated to keeping you informed about second citizenship and residency programs from around the world.
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