Saudi Arabia’s New Package Visa: How to Get Your Visa, Flights, Hotel and Events in One Booking

Saudi Arabia’s Package Visa lets you buy your tourist visa, round-trip flights, hotel and travel insurance in a single purchase from an accredited travel provider — with events and experiences added on top if you want them. The pilot launched on 6 July 2026 for travelers from Jordan, Egypt, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia and Mexico. Your eVisa arrives by email within 48 hours of booking. Here is how it works, what it costs, and how to get one.

What is the Package Visa?

The Package Visa is a single travel product that combines your Saudi tourist visa with the trip itself. The Ministry of Tourism launched the pilot on 6 July 2026, working with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Interior and the Insurance Authority, according to the Saudi Press Agency. You buy one package from an accredited provider, and the provider handles the visa application for you.

No separate visa portal, no confirmation numbers scattered across three websites. One booking, one payment, one email with your eVisa. The official program page is mt.gov.sa/visa-package.

The Package Visa at a glance:

Who can apply	Travelers from Jordan, Egypt, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia and Mexico (pilot phase)
Starting cost	SR4,000 (about USD 1,065) per adult for the first 2 days, then at least SR1,000 per extra day
Visa fee	SR402.21, travel insurance included
Timing	eVisa issued within 48 hours of booking; book at least 48 hours before departure
Length of stay	2 to 88 days
Visa validity	3 months from your scheduled departure date
Entry	Single entry

Figures set by the Ministry of Tourism, as reported by Travel Tomorrow.

Who can apply

The pilot covers travelers from seven countries: Jordan, Egypt, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia and Mexico. The Ministry of Tourism has said more countries will join as the program expands, per Khaleej Times. If you hold a passport from one of the seven, you can book today.

If you don’t, you still have routes in: the standard Saudi tourist eVisa, visa on arrival for eligible nationalities, and the stopover visa for transit passengers all remain available. More on those below.

What’s inside the bundle

Every Package Visa booking includes four fixed pieces, plus a fifth you choose yourself:

• Round-trip flights to Saudi Arabia
• A licensed hotel rated four stars or higher
• Your electronic tourist visa, processed for you by the provider
• Mandatory travel insurance, covered within the SR402.21 visa fee
• Optional: events, activities and experiences added to the same booking

That last line is the point. The bundle was designed so a concert, a football match or a Riyadh Season show can sit in the same purchase as your flight.

How to book it, step by step

The process is the same whichever accredited provider you pick. Four steps:

1. Choose an accredited provider

Start with a provider approved for the program — the Ministry of Tourism lists them on the official page. Among them is webook.com, an accredited Package Visa provider whose eVisa service lives at webook.com/en/e-visa.

2. Pick your package

Choose your dates, city and hotel. Keep the limits in mind: your stay can run from 2 to 88 days, and the package must include flights and a four-star-plus hotel.

3. Pay once

You pay for the whole bundle in one transaction — flights, hotel, visa fee and insurance together. Do it at least 48 hours before departure; that is the minimum lead time under the program rules.

4. Get your eVisa by email

Your electronic visa is issued within a maximum of 48 hours of completing the booking and lands in your inbox. Print it or keep it on your phone next to your passport.

What it costs

The Ministry of Tourism set floor prices for the pilot, as reported by Travel Tomorrow: SR4,000 (about USD 1,065) per adult covers the first two days, and each additional day adds a minimum of SR1,000 (about USD 266). The visa fee is SR402.21, insurance included.

Worked example — a five-day trip: SR4,000 for days one and two, plus 3 × SR1,000 for days three to five. That’s SR7,000 (about USD 1,865) per adult, minimum. The figure covers your flights, hotel, visa and insurance, which is why it looks higher than a visa fee alone.

Treat these numbers as minimums, not quotes. Your actual price depends on the route you fly, the hotel you pick and the season you travel.

Package Visa vs regular eVisa — which one for you?

Pick the Package Visa if you want one decision instead of five: a first trip to Saudi Arabia, a fixed-date trip built around a concert, a match or a race weekend, or a family trip you’d rather settle in a single checkout.

Pick the standard tourist eVisa if your country is on the eligible list and you want to build the trip yourself — any accommodation, flexible flights. Visa on arrival serves eligible nationalities landing without a pre-arranged visa, and the stopover visa covers short transit stays. Check the official program page for current rules.

One honest caveat: the Package Visa is single entry and tied to the trip you booked. If your plans change often, the flexibility of a standard eVisa may be worth more to you than the convenience of one payment.

Add the fun part: Riyadh Season, concerts, football

The visa gets you in. The calendar is why you come. Saudi Arabia’s events run year-round now — Riyadh Season concerts and shows, Saudi Pro League football, Formula 1 in Jeddah, boxing nights and festivals.

Since events and experiences can ride along in the same Package Visa booking, sort your Saudi eVisa on webook.com and add tickets to what’s on while you plan the trip.

FAQ

How fast is the Saudi Package Visa?

The visa is issued within a maximum of 48 hours after you complete the package booking, and it arrives by email. You must book at least 48 hours before your departure, so the safe move is to book as soon as your travel dates are fixed.

Can I visit Makkah and Madinah with the Package Visa?

Yes. Once you enter Saudi Arabia, you can travel across the country, including Makkah and Madinah, subject to the rules governing access to the holy sites. Package activities themselves do not include holy-city services, so plan that part of your trip separately.

Is the Package Visa single entry?

Yes, it is a single-entry visa. It stays valid for three months from your scheduled departure date, and your stay can last anywhere from 2 to 88 days. If you need to enter the country more than once, look at the standard eVisa instead.

How much does the Package Visa cost?

Packages start at SR4,000 (about USD 1,065) per adult for the first two days, plus a minimum of SR1,000 for each additional day. The visa fee is SR402.21 with travel insurance included, and the price already covers flights and a four-star-plus hotel.

Which countries can apply for the Package Visa?

Seven countries are in the pilot: Jordan, Egypt, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia and Mexico. The Ministry of Tourism has said more will be added as the program grows, so check the current list on the official page at mt.gov.sa/visa-package.

Can I book events with the Package Visa?

Yes. Events, activities and experiences are optional add-ons inside the same booking. You can pair your visa, flights and hotel with concerts, football or Riyadh Season shows — browse what’s on at webook.com and line up tickets for your travel dates.