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Entry Type Validity Until Processing Time Service Fees Appointment Fees Embassy Fees Total Fees  
Entry Type Validity Until Processing Time Service Fees Appointment Fees Embassy Fees Total Fees  
Multiple Entry Upto 180 Days 0-14 Days SR  400.00 SR  56.00 Payable to embassy directly SR  456.00 Apply Now
Double Entry Upto 180 Days 0-14 Days SR  400.00 SR  56.00 Payable to embassy directly SR  456.00 Apply Now
Single Entry Upto 180 Days 0-14 Days SR  400.00 SR  56.00 Payable to embassy directly SR  456.00 Apply Now
Entry Type Validity Until Processing Time Service Fees Appointment Fees Embassy Fees Total Fees  
Entry Type Validity Until Processing Time Service Fees Appointment Fees Embassy Fees Total Fees  
Multiple Entry Upto 180 Days 0-14 Days SR  400.00 SR  56.00 Payable to embassy directly SR  456.00 Apply Now
Double Entry Upto 180 Days 0-14 Days SR  400.00 SR  56.00 Payable to embassy directly SR  456.00 Apply Now
Single Entry Upto 180 Days 0-14 Days SR  400.00 SR  56.00 Payable to embassy directly SR  456.00 Apply Now
Entry Type Validity Until Processing Time Service Fees Appointment Fees Embassy Fees Total Fees  
Entry Type Validity Until Processing Time Service Fees Appointment Fees Embassy Fees Total Fees  
Entry Type Validity Until Processing Time Service Fees Appointment Fees Embassy Fees Total Fees  
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Requirements & FAQs : All You Need to Know

Visa Application Process

Step 1: Determine the Appropriate Visa Type

Choose the visa that best matches the purpose of your visit:

Schengen Tourist Visa – for tourism, visiting family or friends, etc.

Business Visa – for attending meetings, conferences, or other business-related activities.


Step 2: Understand the Required Documents

Familiarize yourself with the documents typically required for your visa type. Our team will guide you through the necessary documents upon consultation.


Step 3: Schedule an Appointment

Book an appointment with the designated Visa Application Center or embassy/consulate.

Step 4: Complete the Application & Gather Documents

Fill out the visa application form accurately. Based on your travel purpose, we will assist you in organizing and preparing the necessary supporting documents to ensure your application is complete.


Step 5: Attend Your Appointment

Arrive on time at the Visa Application Center or embassy/consulate. Submit your application and biometric data (fingerprints and photograph), and pay the applicable visa fee.


Step 6: Track Your Application

Monitor the status of your application online using the tracking system. You’ll need your application reference number and date of birth.


Step 7: Receive Your Passport

Once processing is complete, collect your passport in person or opt for courier delivery (if available). If your visa is approved, verify that all details on the visa sticker are correct.


Step 8: Prepare for Travel

When traveling to Italy, carry all necessary documents with you. Border officers may request proof of accommodation, a return ticket, and evidence of sufficient financial means.

Good To know:


Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Moldova, Montenegro, Ukraine: Visa exemption applies to holders of biometric Passport. Other Conditions apply.



Hong Kong SAR -  Visa Exemption only applies to holders of a ‘Hong Kong Special Administrative Region’ passport.


Macao SAR - Visa Exemption only applies to holders of a ‘Região Administrativa Especial de Macau’ passport.


Taiwan - Visa Exemption only applies to holders of passports issued by Taiwan which include an identity card number.

  • Application form

  • 2 Passport-style photo

  • Original Passport with at least 3 months validity beyond the date on which you intend to leave the Schengen territory. Two sequent blank pages.

  • Original and copy of Iqama for non-Saudi citizens

  • Iqama should be valid for more than 3 months from the intended date of return from the Schengen.

  • Round trip flight reservation

  • Hotel booking

  • Invitation letter in case you invited by the individual who has a legal residence in Italy

  • Travel medical insurance

  • Bank Statement

  • Copy of Exit Re-entry for non-Saudi citizens

  • Employed: Employment letter with Saudi Chamber of Commerce stamp

  • Self-employed applicants: trade licence registered at the Saudi Chamber of Commerce

  • Unemployed: for children and spouses travelling with the sponsoring family member, a family card issued by the competent Saudi Authorities


  • One recent passport size photograph (not older than 6 months).

  • Size must be 3.5 x 4.5 cm with a white background.

  • Straight Posture

  • Head covers are not permitted except for religious reasons.

Frequently asked questions

No, an interview is not mandatory for Italy tourist visa. Most applications are processed based on submitted documents. However, in some cases, the embassy may request an interview if they need additional information or clarification.

Yes, both the biological parents have to be present at the Visa Application Centre and sign a No Objection Certificate in the presence of a visa officer at the counter.

Yes, if you haven’t given biometrics for a Schengen visa in the last 59 months, you must provide fingerprints and a digital photo.

Processing usually takes 10 to 15 working days. This period may be extended in specific cases, notably when further scrutiny of the application is required.

Apply at least 15 to 20 working days before your trip but no earlier than 6 months before your travel date.

Yes! Italy-issued Schengen visa allows you to travel to all Schengen countries.

Yes, depending on nationality minors (under 18) need a visa and must submit:

  • Birth certificate

  • Parental consent letter (if traveling alone or with one parent)

  • Copies of parents' passports & visas

Both parents/legal guardians must be present at the Visa Application Center with the minor. School certificate confirming the enrolment of the minor must be provided.

Yes! You must have travel insurance covering at least €30,000, valid for all Schengen countries, and covering any expenses which might arise in connection with repatriation for medical reasons, urgent medical attention, emergency hospital treatment etc.

All documents must be in English/Italian or translated to the English/Italian language.

Applicants must provide a guarantee letter by the family member covering the travel costs. Proof of relationship (birth certificate or marriage certificate translated into English or Italian), A copy of the passport or of the Qatar ID of the guarantor must be attached.