Baby Born On Visit Visa In Ksa
An Indian woman who gave birth to a baby boy while in Saudi Arabia (SA) on visit visa has been handed over custody by the Al Kharj police, who moved her to the hospital before handing her over to her family members, in accordance with the order of a court.
A five-month pregnant Sri Lankan woman gave birth to a baby boy in a Saudi airport after being denied entry into the country last week. Rose, 28, had arrived at the King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah on Saturday, September 10th on an Umrah visa with her husband and three children (aged 8, 5 and 2). The family was reportedly intending to stay in Saudi Arabia for the month of Ramadan, after which they would return home to Sri Lanka.
Adding a Newborn to a Saudi Residence Card
Requirements:
- Original passport valid for no less than six (6) months, with at least two (2) successive empty visa pages.
- To fill your online application, please log on to https://enjazit.com.sa/ (Guideline for Enjaz). Be sure to choose “single entry”.
- Copy of both parents’ passports, residence cards, and exit/re-entry visas.
- Copy of the baby’s birth certificate.
You May Also Apply For the Visa by:
- Applying in person at the embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
- Via Mail to the Embassy’s address: 601 New Hampshire Avenue, NW, Washington DC, 20037.
- Through the Embassy’s authorized travel agencies.