Record the exit/re-entry fee shown on your own official Absher/MOI/SADAD screen, and plan your return-before date with reminders. This worksheet assumes no default fee and never checks your actual visa status.
A single exit/re-entry visa is generally understood to permit one trip out and back; a multiple exit/re-entry visa permits repeated trips within its validity. Exact durations and fees vary by option and are not assumed by this tool.
The period during which the exit/re-entry visa itself can be used, which sources describe as starting either from the travel date or the issuance date depending on how the duration was selected when it was issued.
Your residency/work-permit validity, tracked separately from the exit/re-entry visa. Sources describe exit/re-entry validity as capped by remaining Iqama validity — check both directly rather than assuming one covers the other.
The specific date by which you must be back inside the Kingdom under this visa. This worksheet's Section B treats this date as private information you already have, not something it looks up.
An official service exists on the Saudi National Platform (my.gov.sa) for extending an exit/re-entry visa for a beneficiary outside the Kingdom — extension is not universally impossible, contrary to an earlier version of this page.
A different, separate service from exit/re-entry, generally understood to end residency/sponsorship rather than temporarily pause it. Not something this worksheet calculates or compares in detail.
Visa type: single. 1 traveller. Official fee entered: SAR 200, confirmed as from an official screen. Return-before date: 90 days out. Summary: total fee SAR 200; return date shown as in the future with 90 days remaining.
Visa type: multiple. 1 traveller. Official fee entered: SAR 500, confirmed. Summary: total fee SAR 500, recorded exactly as entered with no added assumptions.
3 travellers, each with their own fee entered separately as shown officially (e.g., SAR 200 / SAR 200 / SAR 150) rather than one figure multiplied by 3. Summary: itemized per-traveller amounts plus their sum — no assumption that every dependant pays the same fee.
Return-before date 25 October 2026, checked as of 27 July 2026. Summary: "the return-before date you entered is in the future," 90 days remaining.
Return-before date 1 May 2026, checked as of 27 July 2026. Summary: "the return-before date you entered has passed," 87 days ago — with no fine, penalty, or ban figure stated.
Commonly reported: SAR 200 provides up to two months' validity for a single-entry visa, with an additional charge per extra month; a higher fee is commonly cited for multiple-entry visas. We did not independently verify a live, current, complete fee table.
Independent legal-guidance sources list exit/re-entry fees alongside transfer and Iqama-renewal fees as costs Article 40 assigns to the employer for sponsored workers. This may not apply to every situation (e.g., personal/family travel arranged directly) — confirm responsibility with your employer/sponsor where relevant.
An official my.gov.sa service exists for extending an exit/re-entry visa for a beneficiary outside the Kingdom — extension is possible in at least this case, correcting a flat "cannot be extended" claim.
Multiple service-guide sources consistently describe no grace period after the return-before date, attributing this to Jawazat, but we did not independently confirm this against a primary Jawazat/Absher page.
Reported fine amounts and any re-entry restriction varied widely and inconsistently across the sources we reviewed, with none from a primary source we could confidently cite. No specific figure is stated here.
Each travelling dependant is commonly reported to need their own exit/re-entry visa, but we did not confirm that every category (spouse, children, domestic workers) pays an identical fee.
This worksheet never asks for your Iqama number, passport number, or visa number. All calculations run in your browser; nothing is sent to any server or stored in localStorage.
This worksheet performs arithmetic only, on the fee and dates you enter. It is not connected to Absher, Muqeem, Jawazat, or any government system, and figures in the background-reading section may change — always verify current details on the official portal. Last reviewed: July 2026.
⚠️ Disclaimer: This worksheet produces private arithmetic only, based entirely on what you type in. It cannot check, confirm, or verify visa status, eligibility, fees, extensions, or penalties against Absher, Muqeem, Jawazat, or any government system. Always verify your real situation with Absher, Muqeem, your employer/sponsor, or a licensed immigration professional.