If someone is planning on visiting anywhere in Saudi Arabia & the purpose of your trip is to visit family members or relatives. Then a family visit visa is required. You can apply via our agency in Delhi India.
Reasons to use our Saudi visa service
The most important document that you will require for Family Visit Visa is a MOFA - Ministry of Foreign Affairs Government Invitation.
How do you obtain this MOFA letter of Invitation?
The person inviting you from Saudi Arabia must the offices of Ministry of Foreign Affairs with your passport details & request an invite for yourself. This procedure can take about 3 to 5 days. Once this invite has been issued, then it is faxed to the Saudi embassy in Delhi India. This Mail/Fax contains a an important number called a 'visa number'. The MOFA invite is also sent to you as well.
What do I do when I have the family visit visa invitation?
In order to start your Family visit visa application for Saudi Arabia the next step is for you to complete the relevant application forms at our agency.
For Any query on any part of the travel requirements for the Saudi Arabia will require, then you are welcome to contact us at our offices.
Required documents for Family Visit Visa :
Original Passport valid for not less than six months.
Photographs having white background.
Online Visa Approval Letter (مستند تأشيرات) approved from Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA)
Passport Copy of Sponsor
Iqama Copy of Sponsor
Relationship Proof with Visitor (Normally relationship is proved with Passport copies) In case, When Spouse intends to visit and their names are not mentioned on each other's passport. An attested Copy of Marriage Certificate is required.
Time Frame :
It takes normally 8-10 working days to get the visa stamped.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a Family Visit Visa Saudi Arabia?
A Family Visit Visa Saudi Arabia allows expats to bring their family members, like spouses, children, and parents, for a short stay. It is a temporary visa that can sometimes be extended.
2. Who can apply for a Family Visa Saudi Arabia?
Expats living in Saudi Arabia with a valid Iqama can apply for a Family Visa Saudi Arabia for their close family members. Some job categories may not be eligible.
3. What do I need for a Family Visa for Saudi Arabia from India?
If you are applying from India, you will need:
-A passport valid for at least six months
-Recent passport-size photos
-Copy of the sponsor’s Iqama
-Marriage or birth certificate for proof of relationship
-Online application through the MOFA portal
4. How long is a Saudi Arabia Family Visa valid?
A Saudi Arabia Family Visa is usually issued for 30 to 90 days. You may be able to extend it depending on the visa type.
5. Can I extend a Saudi Family Visit Visa?
Yes, a Saudi Family Visit Visa can be extended using the Absher portal or by visiting the Jawazat office. Approval depends on the visa rules.
6. What is the difference between a Saudi Family Visit Visa and a Family Residence Visa?
A Saudi Family Visit Visa is for short visits, while a Family Residence Visa allows family members to live in Saudi Arabia for a longer period under the expat’s sponsorship.
7. How can I check my Family Visa for Saudi Arabia application status?
You can check your Family Visa for Saudi Arabia status on the MOFA website using your visa request number and Iqama number.
8. Do I need health insurance for a Saudi Arabia Family Visa?
Yes, medical insurance is required for a Saudi Arabia Family Visa. You must buy it from an approved provider before your visa is stamped.
9. How can I apply for a family visa for Saudi Arabia from India?
To apply for a family visa for Saudi Arabia from India, you need to submit an online application through the Saudi visa portal or visit an authorized visa agency. Required documents include a valid passport, proof of relationship, and a sponsor’s invitation letter.
10. What is the processing time for a family visa for Saudi Arabia from India?
The processing time for a family visa for Saudi Arabia from India usually takes around 7 to 15 working days, depending on the completeness of your documentation and the verification process.