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Saudi Arabia Expands Tourist E-Visa Access to 72 Countries

Sun, Nov 8, 2026(1d ago)World

Saudi Arabia has officially broadened its tourism reach by adding Mexico, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, and North Macedonia to its e-visa program. This update brings the total number of eligible nationalities to 72, allowing citizens from these nations to apply for visas online or upon arrival at the Kingdom's entry points. The e-visa offers significant flexibility, providing a one-year, multiple-entry permit that allows travelers to stay for up to 90 days to enjoy cultural events, participate in exhibitions, or visit friends and family.

While the visa facilitates tourism and Umrah pilgrimages, visitors must strictly follow the allowed duration of stay to avoid fines, as renewals are not permitted before the visa expiration date. The Kingdom also continues to streamline travel through new bundled packages that simplify the booking of flights, accommodation, and documentation. Although these initiatives are designed to encourage tourism, officials have clarified that the tourist visa does not authorize paid employment, and travel for Umrah remains restricted during the specific Hajj season.

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