The Saudi border will be open for international travel on Monday morning. The journey through the country's land, air and ports for Indigenous citizens will start from 1 am on Monday. International borders, which were closed following the discovery of the Kovid epidemic, will be reopened a year later.
Travel permits are issued only to those who have received two doses of the Kovid 19 vaccine, 15 days after receiving one dose, and those who have been cured of the corona virus within six months. In addition, you must have taken an insurance policy approved by the Central Bank of Saudi Arabia before departure. When they return, they must take a PCR test and receive a seven-day quarantine.
At the same time, it is reported that there will be no return flights from these countries due to the ban imposed on 20 countries, including India and the UAE, which were earlier banned by Saudi Arabia. The latest update on the banned countries has not yet been released. However, embassies in various countries have issued instructions to the natives.
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