Destination 
Verified
| Rule | Detail |
|---|---|
| Validity | One year from the date of issue, not from first entry |
| Entries | Unlimited within the year |
| Stay per visit | Up to 90 days, counted from each entry stamp |
| Fee | SAR 300 plus insurance and 15% VAT, same as any eVisa |
| Extension | Not possible; exit and re-enter instead |
Source: visa.visitsaudi.com eVisa terms
Any Dubai or UAE resident with a residence visa valid for three months or more, on any passport and in any profession. The multiple entry rules are identical whether you apply on the portal or through an agency. The multiple entry section of the UAE residents guide explains how it applies to weekend road trips.
Single entry visit visas exist through MOFA for family or business purposes with a Saudi host. For tourism and Umrah the multiple entry eVisa is the only option and usually the cheaper one. If a website offers you a "single entry Saudi tourist visa" at a lower price, it is not the government eVisa.
Cost in AED, documents, processing time and driving via Al Ghuwaifat are all in the complete Saudi visit visa guide for UAE residents.
Yes, always. One year, unlimited entries, 90 days per visit.
SAR 300 plus insurance and VAT on the portal, about AED 335 to 470; roughly AED 700 to 900 all inclusive through an agency. See the cost breakdown.
No. It starts on the issue date.
Yes, while the visa is within its one-year validity. Immigration may question very frequent long stays.