As part of restructuring the various visas for entering the territory of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, most notably abolishing the repeat Umrah fee, which stood at 2,000 Saudi riyals, the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, issued a decree approving new fees for visit, Hajj and transit visas.
The royal decree imposed a fee of 300 Saudi riyals for visit visas for the purpose of Umrah, tourism, business, or visiting relatives and friends, with the visa valid for 3 months for a single entry and one year for multiple entries.
It also set the same fee (300 riyals) for the Hajj visa, valid for the season only, as well as for the transit visa for visits by various means (air, sea, land), valid for 96 hours.
