Bangladesh to Saudi Arabia tourist visa

Complete Saudi Arabia tourist visa requirements, fees, processing times, and application guide for Bangladeshi citizens. Updated December 2025.

Visa
Saudi Arabia Tourist Visa
Fee
SAR 300 + ~SAR 180 insurance
Processing time
Varies (embassy/agency route)
Length of stay
Up to 90 days

Required documents

How to apply

  1. Valid travel documents with sufficient — Valid travel documents with sufficient validity and blank pages
  2. Clear travel purpose as a — Clear travel purpose as a tourist visiting Saudi Arabia
  3. Financial capability to cover all — Financial capability to cover all trip expenses
  4. Confirmed travel plans including accommodation — Confirmed travel plans including accommodation and return flights
  5. Clean background evidenced by police — Clean background evidenced by police clearance certificate
  6. Health coverage through mandatory travel — Health coverage through mandatory travel insurance

Common questions

Can Bangladeshi citizens get a Saudi eVisa?
Bangladeshi citizens are not directly eligible for the Saudi eVisa. However, if you hold a valid tourist or business visa from the UK, US, or a Schengen country, or have permanent residence in these regions, or hold a valid GCC residence visa, you can apply for an eVisa.
How long can I stay in Saudi Arabia on a tourist visa?
The tourist visa allows you to stay for up to 90 days per visit. The multiple-entry visa is valid for one year, allowing multiple visits as long as each stay does not exceed 90 days.
What is the Saudi tourist visa fee for Bangladeshi citizens?
The standard tourist visa costs approximately SAR 460 (around US$123), which includes visa fee, mandatory health insurance, and service charges. The 5-year multiple entry visa costs SAR 828.
How long does Saudi visa processing take?
Standard embassy processing takes 5–7 working days. If you qualify for an eVisa (through having a UK/US/Schengen visa), processing is much faster at 24–48 hours.
Is travel insurance required for Saudi Arabia?
Yes, travel insurance covering medical emergencies is mandatory. It is typically included in the visa fee. The insurance provides coverage during your stay in Saudi Arabia.
Can I visit religious sites in Saudi Arabia on a tourist visa?
Yes, tourist visa holders can visit most areas of Saudi Arabia including historical and cultural sites. However, the holy cities of Makkah and Madinah have restrictions: only Muslims can enter Makkah, while non-Muslims cannot enter certain areas of Madinah.

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