Saudi Arabia Expands E-Tourist Visa to Include 4 New Countries
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Saudi Arabia has announced the expansion of its electronic tourist visa to include citizens of four new countries: Mexico, North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia. Citizens of these countries can obtain the visa electronically, without the need to visit embassies or consulates.
This step aims to facilitate visitors' entry into the Kingdom and encourage international tourism. It comes as part of Saudi Arabia's efforts to develop the tourism sector and diversify sources of income, within the framework of Saudi Vision 2030.
The electronic tourist visa allows the visitor to travel to the Kingdom for tourism and recreational purposes, and applications are submitted through the official online platform. This visa has become one of the most prominent means that help tourists plan their trips easily and quickly.
With this expansion, the number of countries covered by the electronic tourist visa increases, reflecting the Kingdom's interest in attracting more visitors from various countries around the world.
Sources: أريبيان بزنس
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