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UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) for Saudis

London is closer than you think: instead of a visa, Saudi passport holders need only an electronic travel authorisation, often approved within minutes in the app. We help you apply and arrange your flights and hotel at the same time.

We prepare your UK ETA 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, an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) is enough
Official fee
£20
Validity
Two years or until the passport expires, with multiple entries
Length of stay
Up to 6 months per visit
Approval time
Often within minutes; apply at least three working days before travel
How to apply
The UK ETA app or the UK government website

Required documents

  • A valid Saudi passport
  • A photo taken in the app
  • An email address and a payment card
  • Answers to a few simple questions in the application

How it works with us

  1. Download the UK ETA app and scan your passport and face
  2. Pay the fee and submit the application
  3. The approval arrives by email and is linked to your passport electronically
  4. You travel on the same passport; there's nothing to print

Important tips

  • Every traveller needs their own authorisation, including children and babies.
  • The authorisation is linked to your passport number, so if you renew your passport you need a new one.
  • The authorisation is for visits, tourism and short business trips only, not for work or long study.

Destinations this visa covers

Flights

Hotels

Frequently asked questions

Do Saudis need a visa for the UK?

No, only an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA), which is often issued within minutes.

How much is the UK ETA?

£20, valid for two years with multiple entries.

How long can I stay in the UK with the ETA?

Up to 6 months per visit.

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.