Riyadh: Saudi officials have clarified that the traffic challan has become an obstacle for travel on multiple exit re-entry visas.
Foreigners residing in Saudi Arabia are issued an exit re-entry visa, which is called exit and return in Arabic. There are two types of entry and exit visa, single entry and multiple entry.
There are also two categories of single entry visa. Visas are issued on a day-to-day basis for persons with a stay of less than 6 months, while visas are issued for immigrants with an expiry period of more than 6 months, 30, 60 and 120 days.
Multiple entry visas are best for people who travel abroad several times over a limited period of time. The purpose of multiple exit re-entry visas is to facilitate more travelers so that they do not have to obtain repeated visas.
With regard to departure promises, according to the Passport and Immigration Licensing Department, there are two types of departure and return, in which the limited period is issued on the basis of days and the other on the basis of months.
Answering the question, Jawazat said that according to the departure and return issued on the basis of days, exit re-entry can be obtained for the last period of stay.
As far as the question is concerned, the justices said that in this case, exit visa can be issued on a day-to-day basis.
Exit re-entry is issued on a day-to-day basis, ie the countdown starts as soon as the exit is issued. Is registered.
Considering the return date, it is best to arrive a day earlier. If you intend to stay longer, the stay can be extended and the exit re-entry period can be extended.
The minimum fee for extension of departure period is 100 riyals which is for 30 days. The fee will be paid according to the number of days extended but the fee is not less than 100 riyals.
In another question, the officials were asked that with 3 months left in multiple exit re-entry visa, can traffic challan be a hindrance to travel?
In response to a question, Jawazat said that it is mandatory for foreign workers not to have any outstanding challan on their record before the trip.
