Saudi Arabia, arid, sparsely populated kingdom of the Middle East. To the west along the Red Sea, lies the Hejaz, which is the cradle of Islam and the site of that religion’s holiest cities, Mecca and Medina. To the east, along the Persian Gulf, are the country’s abundant oil fields. Saudi Arabia is the birthplace of Islam, and most of its natives are adherents of the majority Sunni branch. Riyadh is political and administrative, and Jeddah is commercial. Dhahran, Al-Khubar and Al-Dammam are other important commercial coastal towns.

To visit Saudi Arabia, I obtained an online visa. The visa process did not involve any fees except for an insurance fee. The specific duration of the visa was not mentioned. To apply for the visa, I needed to have a Haaya card. The nearest Saudi Arabian embassy for processing the visa application was located in Delhi. After submitting my application, I eagerly awaited the decision, which was typically received within 3 working days. This efficient process allowed me to plan my visit to Saudi Arabia with confidence, knowing that the visa application would be processed promptly.

• Is it on arrival ?:- No
• Is it possible to travel with schengen/ US Visa ?:- No
• Is there an electronic visa possibility?:- No
• Visa type:- Online visa
• Cost for visa ?:- No fee, just insurance fee
• Visa duration:-
• Documents needed:- Haaya card
• Nearest Embassy:- Delhi
• Website source:- https://www.mofa.gov.sa/Pages/Default.aspx
• Further info:-

Note:- Visa and nearest embassy information are for Nepalese. I was travelling with Nepalese passport in this country. The link and information provided above for visa are based on my search and my experience to help the travellers. I won't be responsible if the link is broken or redirects to any other unofficial page at any span of time since this page may not be updated. You are advised to contact concerned authority for further details as the requirements may also differ for different travellers.