Saudi Arabia visa guide / Saudi eVisa Minors and Representatives
Saudi minors and representative applications

Organize family applications with the right authority.

The official terms explain who may use the service and how applications for minors or other adults should be handled.

Country-specific guide

Adults can apply on behalf of minors with authority

The Saudi eVisa terms state that a person must be at least 18 to use the service and apply for an eVisa.

An adult using the service on behalf of a minor must accept the terms for the minor and represent that they have authority. A person applying for another adult must also be entitled to do so.

Service userAt least 18
MinorAdult representative with authority
Adult applicantAuthority required for another person
Prepare the right evidence

Family and representative preparation

  • Adult applicant identity and authority
  • Minor’s passport and travel details
  • Consistent family itinerary and accommodation
  • Separate approval records for each traveler
Before you submit

Check the authority

  • Do not submit on behalf of another person without authority.
  • Keep names, passport numbers and dates consistent.
  • Carry the issued eVisa for each traveler.
Questions applicants ask

Saudi Arabia FAQs

Can a minor use the service alone?

The terms say the service user and applicant must be at least 18; an adult may use the service on behalf of a minor if they have authority.

Can I apply for another adult?

Yes, only if you represent that you are entitled to make the application on their behalf.

Does one family application cover everyone?

Follow the live application flow; each traveler’s passport and issued eVisa record must be kept accurate.

Applying for a Saudi family group?

Prepare the adult representative authority and each traveler’s passport details before applying.

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