Saudi Arabia visa for citizens of the Philippines

Citizens of the Philippines need a visa before travelling to Saudi Arabia: the Visit visa via Saudi mission / MOFA platform.

With a passport of the Philippines

Visa needed

Visa before you travel

visa through a Saudi mission / MOFA platform

eVisa possible if holding a qualifying US/UK/Schengen visa or US/UK/EU permanent residence or GCC residence.

Where can I travel?

Every destination for citizens of the Philippines

By purpose of the trip

Purpose	What you need
Tourism	Visit visa via Saudi mission / MOFA platform
Business	Visit visa via Saudi mission / MOFA platform
Family visit	Visit visa via Saudi mission / MOFA platform
Study	Visa before you travel
Work	Visa before you travel
Transit	Visa before you travel

Ways into Saudi Arabia

Visit visa via Saudi mission / MOFA platform

Visa needed

Stay: varies
Processing: varies
Interview: No

Official site: ksavisa.sa

Check before you travel

visa.visitsaudi.com blocks outside networks and ksavisa.sa is script rendered; eligible list from news citing MOFA.
Taiwan (TW) included from the 2019 list, missing from 2026 news lists.
Brazil on one Oct 2026 list (which drops Belgium); treated as error, BR under OTHERS.
Whether UK passports can still use the tourist eVisa after the ETA launch.
eVisa fee for 2026 not confirmed on an official page.
Visa holder route on arrival reportedly limited to Saudi carriers (Saudia, flynas, flyadeal); unconfirmed.

Questions

Do citizens of the Philippines need a visa for Saudi Arabia?

Citizens of the Philippines need a visa before travelling to Saudi Arabia: the Visit visa via Saudi mission / MOFA platform.

How much does it cost?

See the official site for the current fee.

Can Sroky apply for me?

Not for this trip yet. Apply on the official site: https://ksavisa.sa.

Can I study or work in Saudi Arabia on this?

Study and work need their own permission; see the official site.

Saudi Arabia for other passports

Where else can citizens of the Philippines go

Every destination for citizens of the Philippines

Official sources

Checked on November 4, 2026

Sroky is a private company and is not part of any government. The destination decides on every entry. Rules change: the official source always applies.