Saudi Arabia eVisa Requirements for Citizens of Spain

Before applying, it is recommended that you read the general visa conditions for Spanish passport holders.

These requirements provide insight into the countries that citizens of Spain can visit with an electronic visa as well as the necessary documents and prerequisites that should be met.

In the case of the Saudi eVisa, travelers from Spain will have to abide by the following requirements:

• Have a Spanish passport that is valid for 6 months on their arrival date
• Provide a personal photograph (passport-style)
• Use a valid email address to register their application
• Possess a credit or debit card to pay the eVisa fee
• Have a mandatory medical insurance service that covers the entirety of their trip

The eVisa is requested via an online form, so we recommend Spanish nationals to confirm their bank card is cleared for digital transactions, and the email address they share with us is an actively used one.

Spaniards can initiate their request for the Saudi eVisa via an online questionnaire. The whole process is simple and usually takes 15 to 20 minutes to complete. They will be required to provide some personal information such as the following:

• Full name
• Nationality
• Gender
• Date of birth

They will also have to provide some key passport details such as:

• Passport issuing country
• Passport number
• Passport issue date
• Passport expiration date

To complete the form, Spanish applicants will be required to upload their personal photograph and answer some health-related and security questions.

The final step is the payment of the Saudi Arabia eVisa processing fee, which can be done by using a debit or credit card with sufficient funds.

Upon receipt of the eVisa, Spanish visitors have a year for their entry into the country. They should take into account the eVisa to access Saudi Arabia can only be used at the following ports of entry:

• King Khalid International Airport
• King Abdulaziz International Airport
• King Fahd International Airport
• Prince Mohammad Bin Abdulaziz International Airport
• King Fahd Bridge – Highway crossing
• Al Batha – Highway crossing

Spanish tourists on a cruise holiday can also use the Saudi eVisa at any seaport.

Upon arrival, we recommend Spanish visitors head straight to the queues for eVisa holders to save time at passport controls.

Spanish tourists must abide by the allowed maximum stays on their eVisa (up to 90 days per visit or up to 180 days in a full year spread out in various trips).

Extending the Saudi eVisa is not permitted. If Spanish visitors encounter any unexpected issue and need to stay longer than intended, they must request another visa.