Multiple Entry Business visa

Multiple-entry business visas to Saudi Arabia can be obtained for the purpose of attending business meetings and conferences with the sponsorship of a Saudi national (Individual or organization). Holding conferences or organising exchanges are about the extent of what you can do with a Visa. Likewise, a Saudi business visa can be used to provide short-term services like executive coaching or other specialised services. In most cases, this is supervised by Saudi experts. If the words "not allowed to work" appear on your business visa, it is against the law for you to perform any form of part-time job in Saudi Arabia. If you do, the authorities will either have you deported or apprehend you, and it's probable they'll put a travel ban on you for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Visitors can stay for a period of 90 days. The visa will be valid for 1 year after the issue.

Documents Required for Saudi Arabia Multiple-entry Business Visa

According to the Saudi Arabia multiple-entry Business visa requirements, you must submit a number of documents with your visa application. The following documents must be submitted:

• A valid passport with two blank pages that is valid for at least six months from the date of intended travel. If you have any old passports, bring them with you.
• The completed and signed visa application form.
• 2 images with a white background
• A covering letter on company letterhead with the company seal, stating the purpose of your visit and matching the information in the invitation letter
• Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) has approved an invitation letter in Arabic.
• Registration copy of the Saudi company with which you intend to do business Original letter from the Indian Chamber of Commerce
• Original personal bank statement for the last three months, complete with bank seal and signature.

Eligibilty criteria for Saudi Arabia multiple-entry business Visa

To apply for a business visa, you must first ensure that you are eligible. Before you apply, keep the following points in mind.

• There are some countries that do not require a visa to enter Saudi Arabia.
• Your visit must be solely for business purposes. Professionals such as engineers, doctors, lawyers, teachers, and others who are travelling for work cannot be granted a business visa.
• Please be aware that visitors with an Israeli stamp on their visa have been denied entry into Saudi Arabia.
• You should have a Saudi business visa invitation letter from a Saudi company stating your reason for visiting.