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Breaking News: Saudi Arabia becomes the first country who approves the unified GCC visa on 07 December 2023. Now GCC residents can apply for an eVisa which will be valid for one year and will allow for multiple entries.
The GCC visa will allow visitors to spend 90 days into the Saudi Arabia.
GCC Residents can now apply for an eVisa through an online portal www.visitsaudi.com/visa or MOFA website https://visa.mofa.gov.sa/Home/Index whereas residents of United Kingdom, United States and European countries (Schengen zone) can apply for a visa on arrival in Saudi Arabia.
The
Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) have approved a Unified GCC Visa also
known as unified tourist visa that will allow tourists and residents residing
in Gulf countries to travel freely between GCC member states including UAE,
Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain.
The Requirements are:
During GCC Interior Ministers meeting on November 9, 2023 in Muscat, Tourism Minister, Mr Salim bin Mohammed Al Mahrouqi, announced that the Unified GCC visa has been approved by all six countries. The UAE and Saudi Arabia has already announced the launch of GCC visa scheme in October 2023.
Unified GCC visa is the short-stay Schengen style visa that allows a person both tourists and residents to travel freely between GCC member states. The GCC visa fees and validity is not confirmed yet but it is expected to be valid for 30 to 90 days.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is a country located in the Middle East, and it has a unique legal system that blends civil law and Islamic law. The UAE legal system is based on federal laws and regulations that are enforced throughout the country, but each emirate has its own local laws and regulations known as UAE Law.
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