Expat: “Why You Should Move To Saudi Arabia On A TOURIST Visa”



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One of the largest fears round hijrah to Saudi Arabia is residency. Are you able to keep long-term with out citizenship? Are vacationer visas practical? And what are your precise rights as a customer? On this episode, Dr. Ujama breaks down his actual expertise residing in Saudi Arabia for over 5 years, navigating visas, renewals, journey exits, and day by day life throughout Riyadh, Jeddah, Mecca, Medina, and Dammam. This isn’t principle or hype. It’s a grounded dialog about hijrah, residency, visas, and what expats ought to realistically count on when shifting to Saudi Arabia as Muslims in search of stability, security, and peace of thoughts.

00:00 Intro
02:10 Meet Dr. Ujama
04:05 Why He Got here
07:20 COVID Lockdown Story
12:10 Stranded in Mecca
15:45 Why He Stayed
19:30 Remedy as Customer
24:10 Leaving the West
29:00 Marriage + Household
34:40 Cities Overview
38:15 Why Riyadh
43:10 Why Jeddah
48:00 Price of Residing
52:40 Lease Actuality
56:30 Residency Fears
01:01:10 Customer Visa Technique
01:07:20 Visa Renewals
01:12:30 Overstay Penalty
01:16:40 Renting With out Iqama
01:22:30 Lease Dangers
01:27:10 Rights as Customer
01:33:00 Citizenship Actuality
01:38:20 Adjustments in Saudi
01:44:30 Recommendation for Hijrah
01:49:30 Last Message

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29 thoughts on “Expat: “Why You Should Move To Saudi Arabia On A TOURIST Visa””

  1. Education is important and degrees don't mean the person has benefited from their years of studies, being perceptive and attention to details is EXTREMELY important on your journey, be ready for the struggle, under developed countries, Muslim or not require a little intuition, a little street smarts, leaving your comfort zone and NOT taking the chaos too seriously, YES you will bend the rules or have to and you will have to be MORE vigilant just not to get run over, and these are ALL good experiences to acquire as most of us are leaving our safe zoo like life/comfort to the raw jungle were survival requires instinct and vigilance! You are being prepared for WWIII LOL. Just a side not to emphasize my education comment above, when you READ/pay attention to ANY travel requirements worldwide they mention X days for allowed stay, NOT months! People assume 90 days means 3 months, it does NOT. Anywhere you go terms are counted in days no Hijri nor kufar calendars matter your arrival date is the day you arrive to the jungle! Make Hijra, live a little, get out of your comfort zone, experience and adjust accordingly! May Allah accept our struggle.

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  2. I was living in Madina had a great govt University job then left for my son studies in Canada. Alhamdulillah Allah gave me good positions and good government job in Canada too. I could hv stayed in Madina n send my son for studies but I couldn't leave him at that young age. I m here 7 years and lives my life only when I go to Saudi every year in my vacation. But leaving Madina is too hard for me. I feel like a fish without water in Canada. I thank Allah that without any plans he took me to Madina, then gave me patience to come out for my son. But now Allah only knows my heart condition. Every cell of my heart feels the pain of living far from Madina. I know when the time will come right, my rab will take me back . I miss Madina and long for it everytime.

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  3. A person I would like to know his perspective is Dr. Lawrence Brown. I don't know him personally but have mutual acquaintances. He is a physician in the KSA. He is also an author and wrote some novels. Please interview him if you can. JazakAllahu khair!

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  4. So unclear this conversation. Is he saying that if you have a visitor visa, you can just go outside after 90 days and go inside again with the same visa and again be 90 days in the country?

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  5. I was in Dammam at that time as well. We have a 6pm curfew, then we had a 3pm curfew. No travel between provinces. Fines for being out after curfew. Repatriation flights back to the US didn’t start until April 2020. One way flights to Dulles international was almost $1900.

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  6. Riyadh is beatifull dry weather not stick muggy but soooo much traffic
    Alhamdulilah they started rail subways it will lower the traffic by 30-40 percent in future

    In future it will be high speed train from Riyadh to it will be 3.5 hours trip
    So going to mecca will take 4.5 hours max by 2030

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  7. Lots of landlords will not rent to you without an iqaamah and lots of schools will not admit your children without an iqaamah.

    It’s a very expensive way to live on the tourist e-visa.

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