An exit re-entry visa lets a resident leave Saudi Arabia and come back on the same Iqama. It is issued through Absher or Muqeem for a single or multiple trips, needs a passport valid for at least 90 days, and the fee is not refundable if cancelled.
Single or multiple
| Type | Use | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Single | One departure and one return | SAR 200 up to 2 months, then SAR 100 per extra month |
| Multiple | Several trips within the validity period | SAR 500 up to 3 months, then SAR 200 per extra month |
How to get one
- Check your Iqama and passport. The Iqama must be valid, and the passport must have at least 90 days of validity when the visa is issued.
- Sign in. Use your Absher account, or ask your employer to issue it in Muqeem.
- Choose the type and period. Pick single or multiple and the number of months. Use the fee calculator to know the cost first.
- Pay and confirm. Pay through the official channel and keep the confirmation.
- Print or save it. Keep a digital or printed copy for the airport.
Which type
Fees, extension, cancellation
Questions
What is an exit re-entry visa?
A permit that lets a resident leave Saudi Arabia and return on the same Iqama. Without it, leaving may cancel your residency.
Who can issue it?
Employers can issue it through Muqeem or Absher Business, and many workers can issue their own through Absher depending on their category and employer settings.
What passport validity do I need?
At least 90 days when the visa is issued, as reported by KSA Expats. Confirm in Absher.
What if I do not return in time?
Your Iqama can be affected if you do not return before the visa period ends. Extend from abroad before it expires. See the extension page.
Sources
- Jawazat (General Directorate of Passports)
- Absher (Ministry of Interior)
- KSA Expats: minimum passport validity for an exit re-entry visa
- Gulf News: no refunds for cancelled exit and re-entry visas
Iqama Guide is an independent information site. It is not a government website and does not process Iqama, visa or payment requests. Always confirm amounts and rules on Absher, Muqeem or the official authority before acting.