Saudi Arabia on Tuesday (27 July 2021) warned against travel to banned destinations amid the pandemic. The Interior Ministry said citizens who went to countries on the Kingdom’s ban list would be barred from traveling for three years, the Saudi Press Agency reported. Those found to have traveled to restricted countries would face “hefty penalties… as well as being prevented from traveling abroad for a period of three years”, the Interior Ministry said on Twitter. “Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and the spread of new variants, the ministry warns against traveling to countries on its (restricted) list, whether directly or indirectly via other countries.” Saudis have been barred from traveling to Indonesia over coronavirus concerns. Those currently in the Asian nation have been told to exercise caution and stay away from areas with high infection rates. The ministry renewed its call on the public to register to receive the vaccine, and adhere to the measures and abide by instructions. Saudi Arabia has so far conducted more than 24.57 million PCR tests, with 109,194 carried out in the past 24 hours. Testing hubs and treatment centers set up throughout the country have dealt with hundreds of thousands of people since the pandemic outbreak. Taakad centers provide COVID-19 testing for those who show no or only mild symptoms or believe they have come into contact with an infected individual. Taman clinics offer treatment and advice to those with virus symptoms such as fever, loss of taste and smell, and breathing difficulties. The details of traveling from UAE to Saudi Arabia, everything you need to know thru Visanations, which is the best Saudi Visa Agent in Dubai, providing the best Saudi Visa Services from UAE. Also, Visanations will provide Saudi business and Visit Visa, Saudi Visa for UAE residents.
