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Tuesday, January 24, 2017

SAUDI ARABIA VISA TYPES AND THEIR NEW FEES

The Saudi Arabian Authority has recently published the complete list of visa categories with their new fees that can be paid in Enjaz System in their home country during application for Saudi visa.

The visa fee details cover the following visa types:

Commercial visit visa
Working visit visa
Business man visit visa
Family visit visa
Escort visa
Personal visit visa
Tourism visit visa
Good delivery visit
Official visits
Diplomatic and special visit visa
Therapy (special and official) visa
Educational or study visa
Government visit visa
Work visit visa
Temporary visit
Seasonal work visit visa
Residential visa
Exit Re-entry visa fee
Scholar and experts visa
Transit visa fee in KSA

Visa fee exempted visas

The following categories of visa in Saudi Arabia are exempted from visa fees:

Scholars and experts
Therapy (official only)
Government visits
Education (official only)
Diplomatic and special visits

Saudi Arabia visa fees paid in Saudi Arabia

As per new visa rules, there are specific visa types that need to be paid in Saudi Arabia instead of paying it at Enjaz system.

This rule will be applied on the following visas:

Temporary work visit visa
Work visa
Seasonal work visa
Resident visa
Exit Re Entry visa

Saudi Arabia visa fees to be paid in Enjaz System

The new visa fee of SR2000 for single visa will be applied to the following categories only. This will be paid in the home country through Enjaz System.

Commercial visit visa
Working visit visa
Business man visit visa
Family visit visa
Accompany visit
Personal visit
Tourism visit visa
Good delivery
Official visits
Therapy special visa

Here is the complete list of the new visa fees:

However, a member of the High Committee for Hajj and Umrah, Nasir Toruk, announced that King Salman bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia has issued a royal decree that will cancel Hajj and Umrah visa fees starting last year.

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Saturday, October 01, 2016

NEW SAUDI VISA FEES GOES INTO EFFECT STARTING OCT 2

NEW SAUDI VISA FEES GOES INTO EFFECT STARTING OCT 2

The Directorate General of Passports will begin the implementation of the new amendments earlier approved by the Council of Ministries on Sunday,Oct 2 ,2016;the first Muharram of the new Hijri year 1948 AH.

The new amendments to be applied are as follows:

1.The one-time entry visa fee will be SR2,000, but the state will bear this fee if a visitor is coming to the Kingdom for the first time to perform Hajj or Umrah.

2.The multiple exit/re-entry visa fees will be as follows:

• SR3,000 for the six-month visa.

• SR5,000 for the one-year visa.

• SR8,000 for the two-year visa.

3.Clauses “1” and “2” shall not affect the bilateral agreements concluded between the Kingdom and other countries.

4. The transit visa will be SR300.

5. The departure visa fee will be SR50 for those leaving the Kingdom through seaports.

6.The exit/re-entry visa fees will be as follows:

• SR200 for a single trip for two months as maximum, and SR100 for each additional month, within the limits of the duration of the residence permit’s validity.

• SR500 for multiple trips for three months and SR200 for each additional month within the limits of the duration of the residence permit’s validity.

A draft royal decree was issued for these amendments stipulate applying what is contained in the decision as of 01/01/1438 AH.

SOURCE:ARAB NEWS
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