Application for Saudi Arabia visa!

Yes, absolutely. As an expat residing in the UAE, you can apply for a Saudi Arabia visa directly from Dubai without needing to return to your home country. Green Apple Travel & Tourism handles applications for all visa categories including tourist, business, and Umrah visas for expats working and living in the UAE. We submit your documents to the official Saudi visa processing centre in Dubai, and you don't need to visit in person—we manage the entire process for you.

You'll need a valid passport (minimum 6 months validity), a completed visa application form, a recent passport-sized photograph, proof of accommodation in Saudi Arabia, a return flight booking, and proof of financial means such as a bank statement. If you're employed, an employment letter from your company in the UAE is also required. We accept soft copies (scanned documents) via email, so you don't need to provide original documents or visit our office in Bur Dubai.

Standard tourist visa processing typically takes 5–7 working days from the date we submit your complete documents to the visa centre. Express processing is available if you need it faster, usually completed in 2–3 working days at an additional cost. We'll provide you with a tracking reference once submitted, and you can check the status through our WhatsApp support or by contacting us directly—we keep you updated throughout.

The standard Saudi Arabia tourist visa costs AED 1,100, which includes the visa fee, processing charges, and our service fee. We offer completely free pickup and delivery of your documents across Dubai, and we also provide free return delivery of your stamped passport once the visa is approved. There are no hidden charges—the AED 1,100 is the all-inclusive price you pay.

You don't need to go to the visa centre at all. Green Apple handles the entire submission process on your behalf at the official Saudi visa processing centre in Dubai. Simply email us your scanned documents, we verify everything, and our team submits your application without requiring your physical presence. We then deliver your approved visa back to you in Dubai free of charge.

A single-entry visa allows you to enter Saudi Arabia once and is typically issued for tourist visits. A multiple-entry visa lets you enter and exit Saudi Arabia several times during the visa validity period, which is more convenient if you plan frequent business trips or family visits from Dubai. Multiple-entry visas have a higher fee but offer greater flexibility—we can advise which option suits your travel plans.

Saudi Arabia does not currently offer visa on arrival for most nationalities. You must obtain your visa before travelling, which is why applying through Green Apple in advance from Dubai is essential. Pre-visa applications are processed quickly (5–7 days standard), so you can plan your trip with confidence and avoid any issues at the airport.

If your application is rejected, the visa centre will inform us of the reason, and we'll communicate this to you promptly. In most cases, rejections occur due to incomplete documentation or eligibility issues, which can often be corrected by resubmitting. We can discuss alternative solutions with you and advise on next steps—there are no additional processing fees for resubmission if you correct the issues we identify.

Yes, you don't need to submit the application yourself—that's exactly what Green Apple does for you. Your family member, friend, or colleague can email us your documents, or you can do it directly; either way, we handle the rest without requiring you to visit any office or visa centre. This is particularly convenient for busy expats in Dubai who don't have time to manage visa applications in person.

Saudi Arabia currently issues sticker visas that are stamped into your passport when applying through the official channels from the UAE. The e-visa option is limited to specific entry points and nationalities, so most expats in Dubai apply for the traditional sticker visa, which is what we process for you. We recommend the sticker visa route as it's universally accepted and has no restrictions on port of entry.