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The following document needed for applying permanent family visa.
Get your marriage certificate attested by Saudi Embassy in your country and ministry of foreign affairs of your country.
Translate your marriage certificate into Arabic (from approved translation center).
If you want to bring your children you need their birth certificates and translate to Arabic.
Copy your family member’s passport.
Relationship certificate from your country Embassy.
Get your Professional Degree/Diploma certificate attested by HRD of your country and Saudi Embassy in your country.
Translate your Degree or Diploma Certificate into Arabic.
Copy of your Iqama and Passport.
Your salary certificate from your company Minimum Salary 2500 SAR (signed and stamped my company/sponsor).
Salary certificate Stamp from chamber of commerce.
Fill the visa application form and get signed/stamped by you, sponsor and you as well. (Application form Download Here)
Visa fees 2000Sr.
Attach all the copies with the application form and visit nearest Istaqdam office and submit the all document. (Keep your original document with you for verification).
Collect the Yellow slip form the Istiqdam.
Sent Yellow slip along with your passport and Iqama copy to your family for stamping the visa. (Submit with your family passport, copy of your passport and iqama, Air line ticket, yellow slip to any authorized travel agents).
And Have a nice fly to Saudi Arabia.
Please Note: Family visa are not permit to work/job inside kingdom.
NewsOnline visit visas for expat families soon
The Interior Ministry will soon issue visas online for families of expats without the need to visit the Passport Department or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
A source said the move would save time and prevent overcrowding at visa offices for expatriates wanting to bring their families on visits. The new measure would also exempt expatriates from attaching several documents along with their visa applications, the source stated on Tuesday.
The move follows the ministry's successful pilot program to test the system. The ministry has determined that digitizing visit visas would improve the department's performance and save expatriates’ time and effort, the sources said.
However, applicants must enter their data correctly and exactly as it appears in the civil registry and on their residence permits. The data of their family members must also be exactly as it appears in their passports.
Applicants should also undertake to provide appropriate housing for their family members, medical insurance and ensure their departure before the expiry of the visa period. They should also undertake that their visitors follow all the laws and regulations of the Kingdom during their stay.
Applicants must also clearly specify that the purpose of the visit is to meet the family and not perform Haj or Umrah. There would be penalties for those failing to comply.
Meanwhile, the ministry will start from Sunday to allow the public to make appointments electronically for services provided by the Department of Recruitment Affairs. These services are available at www.moi.gov.sa under the recruitment icon.
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