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It is important to follow the rules of visiting visa in Saudi Arabia. According to the law, you have to exit the country before the visit visa expires.
There are two types of family visit visas issued in the country. A visa would be a single entry with a maximum duration of 180 days..
Another type of visa called multiple entry visa has a duration of one year. After exiting the country before the expiry of 180 days on this visa, you can re-enter the country on the same visa and stay for another 6 months..
A person coming on a visit visa inquired that 'can those coming on a visit visa get a permit for Hajj?
In this regard, the Ministry of Hajj explained that "those who come on a visit visa cannot perform Hajj". It should be noted that the Ministry of Hajj has clarified for those who come on visit, Umrah, transit and tourist visas that those who come to the country on these visas cannot perform Hajj. Those coming from abroad for Hajj can perform Hajj only on Hajj visa.
Apart from this, foreigners residing in the country who are residing in the country on a residence permit are also not allowed to perform Hajj without obtaining a Hajj permit.
According to the law of the Ministry of Hajj, the Hajj permit is issued when the foreign pilgrims coming from outside the country have regularly entered the country on a Hajj visa..Foreigners residing in the Kingdom should obtain Hajj packages through Hajj service providers approved by the Ministry of Hajj. Other than that, Hajj pilgrims are considered illegal and guilty of breaking the law.
