International flights to Saudi Arabia will be launched in the first phase from September 15!

International flights are being launched in Saudi Arabia for the first time from September 15 (Tuesday)! Saudi Arabia's Interior Ministry said in a tweet that it would launch the first phase of international flights from September 15 (Tuesday). After that, in a few phases, from January 1, 2021, all kinds of restrictions on all international travel will be lifted. As a result, expatriates stranded in the country will be able to return to their workplaces in Saudi Arabia from September 15!

International flights to Saudi Arabia will be launched in the first phase from September 15!

From September 15, Saudi Arabia is going to launch the first phase of international flights for certain passenger groups. In addition, all restrictions on international travel will be lifted from January 1, 2021. The ministry said it would review the situation in Corona by December 2020, and that all restrictions on international travel to Saudi Arabia would be lifted from January 1, 2021.

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Who will be allowed to enter Saudi Arabia from September 15?

Registration for Dammam-Dhaka flight on September 24 has been started!

Registration for Jeddah-Dhaka flight on September 18 has started!

The specific passengers are:

- Expatriates who have exit-reentry visa, work visa, and visit visa can enter Saudi Arabia and return to the country from Saudi Arabia.

- All Saudi citizens who are assigned to official duties (military, government employees, diplomats, and civilians) will be able to travel internationally.

- Citizens of GCC countries can enter and leave Saudi Arabia.

International flights starting Tuesday, September 15, must comply with social hygiene rules, test the Covid-19 48 hours prior to travel, and remain negative for the test.

The ministry also said it was planning to introduce Umrah Hajj and Umrah Hajj travel for pilgrims wishing to perform Umrah Hajj, and an announcement would be made soon.