What you need on entry
- An ordinary Saudi passport valid for at least 150 days from your entry date
- A return ticket and hotel booking, which may be requested on entry
- Travel insurance covering medical care: not mandatory, but important
Your trip with us, step by step
- Tell us your city, dates and number of travellers
- We find you flight options and the lowest available hotel rates
- You confirm the booking and receive your tickets and hotel confirmations
- You travel on your passport and enter directly, without a visa
Important tips
- The 90 days are counted within any 180 days, so if you visit Turkey more than once a year, add up your days.
- Istanbul has two airports: Istanbul Airport (IST) on the European side and Sabiha Gökçen (SAW) on the Asian side, so choose the one nearer your hotel.
- If you're travelling between Istanbul and Trabzon or Antalya, book domestic flights early in summer.
Discover the destination
Flights
- Flights from Riyadh to Istanbul
- Flights from Jeddah to Istanbul
- Flights from Dammam to Istanbul
- Flights from Riyadh to Trabzon
- Flights from Jeddah to Trabzon
- Flights from Riyadh to Antalya
Hotels
- Hotels in Istanbul
- Hotels in Sapanca
- Hotels in Bursa
- Hotels in Antalya
- Hotels in Cappadocia
- Hotels in Bodrum
Frequently asked questions
Do Saudis need a visa for Turkey?
No. Ordinary Saudi passport holders enter Turkey visa-free for up to 90 days in any 180-day period.
How long must my passport be valid to enter Turkey?
At least 60 days beyond the end of your stay: 150 days from your entry date for a 90-day stay.
Do residents of Saudi Arabia need a visa for Turkey?
The exemption is for Saudi passport holders. Residents of other nationalities depend on their nationality: some get an e-Visa, others need a visa from the embassy, and we can arrange it.
What if I want to stay longer than 90 days?
You'll need a short-term residence permit from Turkey's migration authority before the 90 days run out.
Last updated: October 2026. The information is for guidance only; entry requirements are set by the official authorities and may change, so check them before you travel.
