Can those deported for Umrah visa violation come back?

 People residing illegally in Saudi Arabia are deported from the kingdom. In the past, deportees were blacklisted for a limited period.

Persons who were blacklisted for the kingdom were notified of the embargo period before being deported. During the prohibited period, the said persons could not enter the country on any visa.

Changes have been made to immigration laws since last year, in which deportees are blacklisted from the country for life.

The question of a person coming on Umrah visa was 'Can those coming on Umrah visa go to Riyadh?'

Answering the question, Juzaat said that as long as the Umrah pilgrim's visa is valid, he can go to any city in the country.

It should be noted that for the convenience of Umrah pilgrims, the regulations have recently been changed, according to which those who come on Umrah visa can come from the airport of any city in the kingdom, while there is no restriction on returning.

Just as no city has been banned for Umrah pilgrims, similarly Umrah pilgrims have been allowed to visit any city during their stay.

In this regard, the justifications further said that the people coming on Umrah visa do not need a permit to visit any city in the country, nor are any permits issued for the travel of Umrah pilgrims. Basani can go to the city.

Before the mentioned facility, Umrah pilgrims were only allowed to visit Jeddah, Makkah and Madinah, but now by removing this restriction, Umrah pilgrims have been given the facility to visit Makkah and Madinah during the period of their visa. Besides, you can go to Riyadh, Taif, Abha and other cities.

. Regarding Umrah violation, a person inquired, 'I was deported 6 years ago for violating Umrah visa, can I come to the country on a work visa now?

In response to the question, Juzaat said that those who are deported are blacklisted in the system for life. Persons who have been deputed from the country through the Department of Deputation (Deputation Center) are not allowed to enter the country on any other visa.

It should be noted that in the past, the deportees were blacklisted for a limited period of time, about which the affected person was informed.

According to the changes that have been made at the beginning of this year regarding deportation, those deported from the kingdom under any law cannot come to Saudi Arabia for life on any visa.