The General Authority for Civil Aviation has stated that seven conditions apply to the registration of covid vaccine recipients coming to Saudi Arabia from abroad.
It is recommended to be vaccinated against any of the approved vaccines in Saudi Arabia. Two doses of the Pfizer-Biontech vaccine, two doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine, two doses of the modern vaccine, and one dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine should be given. (Includes Covshield available in India)
Certificates stating that the vaccine has been received must be attested by official health departments, such as the Ministry of Health in the country of origin.
There should be a period of at least 14 days between the date of receipt of the second dose of the double dose vaccine and the first dose of the single dose vaccine and the date of departure for Saudi Arabia.
Those traveling to Saudi Arabia must carry an original vaccine certificate. The information must be submitted to the portal a maximum of 72 hours prior to the Saudi trip.
An affidavit must also be submitted stating that the information provided on the portal is correct. The veracity of this information will be verified when boarding passes are issued and at Saudi airports. Details of persons below the age of eighteen years need not be registered in the portal. Passengers who do not comply with these conditions will be barred from entering Saudi Arabia and will have to bear the legal consequences.
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