Business visit: Saudi tourist eVisa
Short business visits (meetings, conferences, negotiations – not paid work) follow the same route as a holiday, because the official source covers business visits (Tourism, family visits, Umrah, short business). Grenadian passport holders can get a Saudi tourist eVisa online before travel. Stay up to 90 days.
Conditions
- Tourist eVisa online – multiple entry valid 1 year, max 90 days per stay; single entry valid 3 months.
- Medical insurance is included in the fee.
- Covers tourism, family visits, events, short business trips and Umrah (not Hajj); no work.
- Passport valid at least 6 months beyond the date of entry (US citizens: valid for the stay).
- Makkah is open to Muslims only; Umrah needs a Nusuk booking; Hajj needs a separate Hajj visa.
- Government fee
- SAR 395
- Processing
- Not verified yet
- Validity
- Multiple entry: 1 year; single entry: 90 days
- Max stay
- Up to 90 consecutive days per entry
About the cost: Official breakdown (ksavisa.sa): visa fee USD 80 + visa digital services fee USD 10.5 + insurance digital services fee USD 10.5 + insurance fee (varies by provider). Our SAR figure is the earlier total and is not restated in SAR on the official page. SAR 395 (about USD 105) incl. medical insurance and application fee; same price on arrival. Non-refundable.
Steps, documents & where to apply
How to apply
Steps not verified yet — follow the official source below.
Where: Online – Saudi eVisa portal, or on arrival
Official application page ↗Documents checklist
Document list not verified yet — check the official source.
✓ Official page read 2026-11-02 (ksavisa.sa, visa.visitsaudi.com)
Official wording
“MOFA KSA Visa (ksavisa.sa, read 2026-11-02): tourist eVisa for "citizens of eligible countries" (68 countries listed on visa.visitsaudi.com). Single-entry visa valid 90 days, stay 90 days; multiple-entry visa valid 1 year, stay 90 days. Fees: visa fee USD 80, visa digital services fee USD 10.5, insurance digital services fee USD 10.5, insurance fee depends on the provider. Hajj not allowed.”