🛂 Saudi Travel Papers – Final Exit, Airport, and Deportation Records
Need to know your travel status for Saudi Arabia? We can help.
We provide official document prints to check your Final Exit Visa, airport clearance, and deportation history in Saudi Arabia — even if you don’t have your Iqama number or Border number.
✅ What Are Saudi Travel Papers?
Many people are unsure whether they can travel to Saudi Arabia again or whether a Final Exit has been issued on their file. Using your passport number, we can retrieve the following official reports from the Saudi immigration system:
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Final Exit Visa Status
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Matar Airport Travel Print
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Deportation Record (Tarheel Print)
These prints are very important for those applying for new Saudi visas, re-entry, or legal processing.
1️⃣ Final Exit Print
What It Shows:
This print confirms whether your Final Exit Visa was issued or not. It shows your personal details and your exit status from Saudi Arabia.
📌 No Iqama or Border Number? No problem — we can use your passport number to retrieve the information.
💰 Fee:
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4,500 PKR (Pakistani Rupees)
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80 SAR (Saudi Riyal)
2️⃣ Matar Airport Print
What It Shows:
This print shows whether you are allowed to enter Saudi Arabia or not.
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If it says “مرحل” (Deported) – you are not allowed to return to Saudi Arabia.
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If it says “حالة الشخص” (Person's Status) – you are eligible to travel again.
⚠️ Note: This print currently does not include a photo.
💰 Fee:
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8,000 PKR
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110 SAR
3️⃣ Tarheel Deportation Print
What It Shows:
This print contains full deportation details, including:
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Your photo
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Case type filed by the Saudi Government
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Date and time of deportation
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Deportation status and duration
This is important for people who were deported and want to check whether they are still banned from re-entering Saudi Arabia.
💰 Fee:
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9,000 PKR
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130 SAR
📞 Contact Us
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