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Saudi passports authority details how to issue resident reports via Absher Business

The General Directorate of Passports now allows business owners to issue and print resident reports electronically through Absher Business.

Saudi passports authority details how to issue resident reports via Absher Business

The Saudi Passport Authority has outlined the guidelines for renewing passports online via the Absher platform, emphasizing the importance of valid travel documents. Citizens have the option to renew their passports electronically through the Ministry of Interior's Absher system, but only if their current passport has at least six months of validity left at the time of renewal.

The passport authority has urged all citizens to adhere to the specified requirements for passport renewal, which apply to both individuals and their family members.

According to the General Directorate of Passports, Saudi passports can be utilized for travel to Arab countries as long as they remain valid for a minimum of three months. However, when traveling to non-Arab nations, the passport must maintain a validity period of six months. It is essential for travelers to verify the entry requirements of their destination country prior to departure.

The passport authority has also clarified that the family registry card does not qualify as a travel document, and the digital national ID available through the Absher and Tawakkalna platforms is not recognized for international travel outside the Kingdom. It is crucial for travelers to carry a valid passport or national ID when visiting Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, as failure to comply with approved travel documentation requirements may result in travel restrictions.

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