GulfExpatTools

Saudi Arabia tool

Saudi Final Exit readiness checker

Check the 30-day Iqama issuance gate, passport validity and common record blockers before using Absher or Muqeem.

Manual readiness decision

This checklist does not access official records or calculate an issued visa expiry date.

1. Iqama at the planned request date

Fewer than 30 days remaining: the January 2025 Saudi Press Agency notice says Final Exit cannot be issued; renew or confirm another official route first.

At least 30 days remaining: the published issuance gate is met. This does not prove approval.

2. Passport and location

3. Official-record blockers

4. Departure deadline after issuance

A KPMG alert dated 26 June 2026 reports 60 days from issue regardless of Iqama expiry. The exact first-party notice was not independently retrievable for this review, so use the issue and expiry dates displayed in Absher or Muqeem as the controlling record.

Ready for official verification: only when the Iqama has at least 30 days, every applicable checkbox is confirmed and the live service shows no blocker. This page cannot issue a visa or guarantee travel permission.

Open the Absher service guide

Why the rule is shown in two parts

A Saudi Press Agency notice published in January 2025 is the first-party source for the minimum 30-day resident-ID issuance gate and older duration bands. A KPMG alert dated 26 June 2026 reports a later 20 June Jawazat clarification that an issued Final Exit visa lasts 60 days from issue regardless of Iqama expiry. KPMG’s endnote points to a secondary report; the exact first-party notice was not independently retrievable in this review.

The older automatic 30-to-60-day duration inference was removed on 14 September 2026 so this checker cannot return a stale departure deadline. Evidence status was rechecked on 20 September 2026; the live Absher or Muqeem visa dates control.

Detailed preparation guide

Use the Saudi Final Exit Iqama and blockers guide for evidence, examples, fees and the expired-visa workflow.