Great News for Pakistanis, Kingdom of Saudia Arabia allowed on arrival visa for Pakistanis for multi-purpose.
As per Gulfnews, Saudia Arabia launched a new visa policy, an arrival visa at any international airport of Saudia Arabia, this visit visa has many features and multi-purpose visa the most charming is the visa allows to perform Umrah but it will not be applicable on performing of Hajj.
This on-arrival visit visa will be valid for one year after the date of issuance, The visa-on-arrival policy is also applicable to those who have a valid visa from the United Kingdom, United States of America or Schengen visa. This visa will not be granted if a UK, USA, or Schengen visa is posted but you have not traveled by using these visas.
In a nonmuslim case, who get this multi-purpose visa will not be allowed to visit the holy places, Makkah and Madina.
How to Get On Arrival Visa
This Visa can be obtained at any international airport in Saudia Arabia, to obtain the visa cash will not be accepted only a credit card which is enabled for international transactions.
For the first time getting this useful visa, visitors must travel from the Saudia Arabia airlines including the Saudi airline, Flydeal, and Flynas. However, after getting the first visa approval people can use other airlines for traveling.
Cost and Validity period
As per the news the total cost of on arrival visa is SR.440 and in Pakistani currency is about 19000 PKR, the price can vary as per currency conversion rate.
The validity of this visa is 90 days once you got this multi-purpose visa you can use it for three months within the validity period, On arrival visa fee will not be charged within the validity prior if the customer travel at other times.
Least Requirement for Visa Approval
This on-arrival visa will be granted on these minimum requirements
Kingdom of Saudia Arabia promotes the tourism culture in their country by taking many initiatives as recently Saudia has started online E-visa to facilitate visitors however Pakistan and India is not listed in the E-Visa policy.
