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With close to 200 countries in the world, you’ll be surprised to know that with a Saudi Passport you can visit 63 of them without a prior visa.
So what is stopping you from traveling, take a look at the countries that are welcoming you with open arms.
1. Bahrain: Visa not required-Freedom of movement
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2. Bangladesh: Visa on arrival – 30 days
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3. Bolivia: Visa on arrival – 90 days
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4. Botswana: Visa not required – 90 days
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5. Brunei: Visa on arrival – 30 days
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6. Burundi: Visa on arrival – 30 days; obtainable at Bujumbura International Airport
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7. Cambodia: Visa on arrival – 30 days
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8. Cape Verde: Visa on arrival
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9. Comoros: Visa on arrival
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10. Djibouti: Visa on arrival
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11. Dominica: Visa not required – 21 days
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12. Ecuador: Visa not required – 90 days
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13. Egypt: Visa not required – 90 days
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14. El Salvador: Visa not required – 90 days
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15. Gambia: Visa not required -90 days
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16. Georgia: Visa not required – 90 days within 180 days
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17. Guatemala: Visa not required – 90 days
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18. Guinea-Bissau: Visa on arrival – 90 days
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19. Haiti: Visa not require – 3 months
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20. Honduras: Visa not required – 3 months
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21. Indonesia: Visa on arrival – 30 days
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22. Iraq: Visa on arrival – Must arrive via Basra or Najaf
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23. Jordan: Visa not required – 3 months
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24. Kenya: Visa on arrival – 3 months
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25. South Korea: Visa not required – 30 days
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26. Kuwait: Visa not required – Freedom of movement
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27. Kyrgyzstan: Visa not required – 60 days
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28. Laos: Visa on arrival – 30 days
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29. Lebanon: Visa not required – 3 months
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30. Madagascar: Visa on arrival – 90 days
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31. Malaysia: Visa not required – 3 months
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32. Maldives: Visa on arrival – 30 days
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33. Mali: Visa on arrival
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34. Mauritania: Visa on arrival
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35. Mauritius: Visa not required – 90 days
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36. Micronesia: Visa not required – 30 days
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37. Morocco: Visa not required – 90 days
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38. Mozambique: Visa on arrival – 30 days
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39. Nepal: Visa on arrival – 90 days
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40. New Zealand: Visa not required – 90 days
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41. Nicaragua: Visa not required – 90 days
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42. Oman: Visa not required – Freedom of movement
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43. Palau: Visa on arrival – 30 days
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44. Panama: Visa not required – 180 days
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45. Philippines: Visa not required – 30 days
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46. Qatar: Visa not required – Freedom of movement
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47. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Visa not required – 1 month
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48. Samoa: Entry Permit on arrival – 60 days
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49. Seychelles: Visitor’s Permit on arrival – 1 month
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50. Sri Lanka: Electronic Travel Authorization – 30 days
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51. Sudan: Visa on arrival
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52. Tajikistan: Visa on arrival
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53. Tanzania: Visa on arrival
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54. Timor-Leste: Visa on arrival – 30 days
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55. Togo: Visa on arrival – 7 days
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56. Tunisia: Visa not required -90 days
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57. Turkey – eVisa on arrival – 3 months
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58. Tuvalu: Visa on arrival – 1 month
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59. Uganda: Visa on arrival
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60. United Arab Emirates: Visa not required – Freedom of movement.
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61. Yemen: Visa not required – 3 months
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62. Zambia: Visa on arrival – 90 days
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63. Zimbabwe: Visa on arrival – 90 days
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This is a list of countries that the Saudi Government has allowed it’s resident to travel. My advice you should ask the authorities before traveling.
It’s not like that, you can travel almost everywhere if you have the right visa from their embassies, apart of these on the above list.
If i am working in saudi as an foreign worker..can i go to dubai use my iqama without visa…
e-visa and then stamp on arrival .if you want i can help you // lehanahmed16@gmail.com
headline says : Countries Saudis Can Visit Without A Visa … emphasize on Saudis
Wow you really hate Saudi Arabia, don’t let that feeling make you misunderstood what is already clear !
it’s really misrable !..
most of them are pore & non-turestic country !?
Add Hong Kong and Thailand 🙂
We want also to Europe union like Emarites recently and Canada or US
I was waiting for this list. for me I was wondering about South Korea and Morocco.
thanks 🙂
Hong Kong is missing here…
Visa Not Required – 30 Days
Source : http://www.immd.gov.hk/eng/services/visas/visit-transit/visit-visa-entry-permit.html
Not a Saudi, but so far as I know Saudi Arabia does not have an embassy in Thailand and Israel, and as such though there is unilateral acceptance on the host country’s side, Saudi immigration’s position is ‘each man unto himself.’ Meaning, if you wish to go there, do at your own peril. We will not be responsible for your wellbeing. I think that’s enough of a deterrent for anyone. Also, count this as choice D). 😉
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can i travel to Brazil on my Saudi Arabia iqama
I think with the right paper work and visas you can. Visit the Brazilian consulate to get more details.
Saudi get 3month visa free to mauritius… where as they give us 15 days visa for 2000 saudi riyal… what an unfair justice…
Very informative…I hope Saudis can visit Europe without visa soon
The telegraph had an article our in March 2017 that 69 countries can be visited by Saudis without applying for a visa . Other countries due require Saudis to submit an application ( online/ physical ). I remember Canada & Switzerland were +170 countries , China & India are like 50-52 countries only