Tuesday, October 5, 2021
Allowing 3 categories to enter directly to Saudi Arabia, Lifting the suspension of citizen below 18 to travel Bahrain - Ministry of Interior
The Ministry of Interior in Saudi Arabia stated that in light of the great efforts made by the government of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques to limit the spread of the Corona virus, and based on what was submitted by the competent health authorities in the Kingdom, the following was decided.
1. Allowing the following categories to come directly to Kingdom from countries whose arrival requires spending 14 days outside before entering into Kingdom, given that institutional quarantine applies to them and the vaccine taken during the institutional quarantine period.
* Faculty members and the like in universities, colleges and institutes.
* Teachers in General Education. Recommend : Applying Home quarantine to groups excluded from Institutional quarantine for non-vaccinated
* The training body in the General Organization for Technical and Vocational training and training institutes.
* Scholarship students
- Those who have received a single dose or have completed 2 doses of the vaccine inside the Kingdom are excluded from the application of institutional quarantine, given that this includes dependents of those groups and their families and workers in the public and private sector.
2. Lifting the suspension of travel for Saudi citizens under the age of 18 to the Kingdom of Bahrain, with the application of the previously announced travel requirements for citizens. See Also : An Expat woman used her dead Saudi sister identity and spends 19 years in the Kingdom
- The ministry highlighted the need for everyone to stick to precautionary and preventive measures, and not to be careless in applying health requirements.
- The interior ministry also explained that all precautionary and preventive measures for travel are subject to continuous evaluation by the Public Health Authority (Weqaya), as per the developments in the epidemiological situation. Follow Saudi Expatriates on Google News
