Key points
- Saudi Arabia is piloting a Package Visa that bundles flights, hotel stays and an electronic tourist visa in one booking.
- It becomes a fourth entry pathway, joining the tourist eVisa, visa on arrival and stopover transit visa.
- The program is currently live in select markets during its pilot phase.
- The kingdom welcomed over 29 million inbound visitors in 2025.
One booking for flights, hotel and visa
Saudi Arabia is piloting a new Package Visa that lets eligible travelers book outbound and return flights, accommodation at licensed hotels, and an electronic tourist visa in a single transaction through approved providers. Travel companies can also bundle optional extras such as events and activities.
The program is currently live in select markets during its pilot phase. It becomes a fourth entry pathway, joining the existing tourist eVisa, visa on arrival and stopover transit visa.
The move fits the kingdom’s tourism push: Saudi Arabia welcomed over 29 million inbound visitors in 2025.
How the program is governed
The initiative was developed jointly by four government bodies:
- Ministry of Tourism
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Ministry of Interior
- Insurance Authority
Requirements for travel providers
Approved travel and tourism service providers taking part must meet operational standards, including:
- Processing sales through an online booking system
- Maintaining customer support staff available 24/7 by phone
By combining the visa with flights and hotels, the Package Visa aims to simplify trip planning for first-time visitors. For a general overview of Saudi Arabia’s travel-document options, see the Saudi Arabia visa hub. As this is a pilot, availability and eligibility may vary by market, so confirm details with an approved provider before booking.
