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Seychelles visa for Saudis: visa-free with a Travel Authorisation

Granite boulders on white beaches, turquoise water and tropical forest: the Seychelles is visa-free for Saudi passport holders with an easy online authorisation. We prepare the authorisation and find you flights and the lowest available rate for your resort.

We prepare your Seychelles visa from start to finishSend us your travel date and the number of travellers, and we'll send you the document list and get started.
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Do you need a visa?
No, but you need an online Travel Authorisation before travel
Authorisation fee
About EUR 10 for a standard application
When to apply
Within the 30 days before your trip; usually issued within hours
On arrival
A confirmed hotel booking for your whole stay, and a return ticket
Flights
Daily via Dubai, Doha or Abu Dhabi

Required documents

  • A Saudi passport valid for your whole stay
  • The Travel Authorisation
  • A confirmed hotel booking
  • A return ticket

How it works with us

  1. Tell us your dates, number of travellers and kind of stay
  2. We find you flight options and the lowest available resort rates
  3. We prepare your Travel Authorisation application before the trip
  4. You travel with your passport and authorisation and enter directly

Important tips

  • Apply only on the official Seychelles website; other sites inflate the fee.
  • The three main islands, Mahé, Praslin and La Digue, are linked by fast ferry.
  • April, May, October and November are the calmest months at sea.

Destinations this visa covers

Hotels

Frequently asked questions

Do Saudis need a visa for the Seychelles?

No, but they need an online Travel Authorisation before travel, for about EUR 10, and a confirmed hotel booking.

When should I apply for the Seychelles authorisation?

Within the 30 days before your trip; it is usually issued within hours.

Are there direct flights to the Seychelles?

No; you fly daily via Dubai, Doha or Abu Dhabi.

Last updated: October 2026. The information is for guidance only; fees and requirements are set by the official authorities and may change. The decision to grant a visa rests with the embassy or consulate alone; our role is to prepare your file and follow it up.