6-Months Jail and SR50,000 fine for Expatriates Who Overstay Their Visas
The Ministry of Interior has announced strict penalties for expatriates who fail to leave Saudi Arabia after their entry visas expire.
Those who overstay their visas may face:
- A fine of up to SR50,000
- Imprisonment for up to six months
- Deportation from the Kingdom
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Importance of Compliance
The ministry emphasizes the necessity for all individuals to adhere to the official Hajj and Umrah guidelines and instructions.
It is crucial to note that all visa types, except for the Hajj visa, do not permit holders to perform the Hajj pilgrimage.
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Reporting Violations
The ministry encourages the public to report any violations of Hajj regulations by contacting:
- 911 in Makkah, Riyadh, and the Eastern Province
- 999 in other regions
Previous Announcements
Additionally, the ministry has introduced a maximum fine of SR100,000 for Hajj and Umrah service providers that fail to report any pilgrim who has overstayed their visa.
This measure aims to enhance compliance and ensure that all pilgrims follow the established regulations during their stay in Saudi Arabia.
These initiatives are part of the Kingdom’s efforts to maintain order and security, especially during the busy pilgrimage seasons.
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