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Travel lovers, rejoice! Saudi Arabia and Russia just leveled up international travel in a big way. On Monday, during the Saudi–Russian Investment and Business Forum in Riyadh, the two countries signed a mutual visa-exemption agreement…and yes, it’s as exciting as it sounds.
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So, what does this mean for travelers? Let’s break it down:
All passports welcome: Diplomatic, special, and ordinary passports are all included. No one’s left behind.
Visa-free entry: Go explore for tourism, handle business, or catch up with family and friends, all without worrying about paperwork.
Stay up to 90 days: Whether it’s one long visit or multiple short trips, you can enjoy up to 90 days per calendar year.
Boosting ties: This isn’t just about travel, it’s a step toward stronger economic, cultural, and tourism partnerships between the two nations.
A historic first: Russia is the first country to get this VIP treatment for ordinary passport holders from Saudi Arabia.
A few exceptions: If you’re going for work, study, residency, or Hajj, you’ll still need the proper visa.
Imagine strolling through Moscow’s Red Square or exploring Riyadh’s vibrant streets without worrying about visa forms or embassy queues. This agreement is a win for travelers, businesses, and culture lovers alike.
Fun fact: This makes traveling between Saudi Arabia and Russia almost as easy as posting your travel selfies on social media!
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