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The Singapore Embassy in Riyadh announced that Saudi nationals with passports issued by the Kingdom will no longer need to apply for an entry visa from 1 June 2023 (inclusive).
In a statement, the embassy said that other than holders of Saudi diplomatic passports, who are already exempted from Singapore visa requirements, all other Saudi nationals need to apply for an entry visa if they intend to enter Singapore before 1 June 2023.
According to the release, there is strictly no refund of the visa processing fee for those who have already submitted or received the outcome of their entry visa applications.
To apply for an entry visa for business or social visits, Saudi citizens will need the following documents:
Procedure
To applying in Singapore:
To applying at a Singapore Overseas Mission:
A S$30 non-refundable processing fee is payable online using a Visa or MasterCard credit/debit card.
Your visa application will be processed within three working days (excluding the day of submission). Some applications may take longer to process. Each visa application will be considered on its own merits.
If your application is approved, your local contact, strategic partner or authorised visa agent can use the e-Service to print a copy of your e-Visa for you.
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