Yes. A confirmed job offer from a registered Saudi employer is required before starting the work visa process. The employer will also issue an official invitation and secure a block visa on your behalf.

Absolutely. We handle U.S. degree attestation, police clearance legalization, and other document requirements through SACM, the U.S. Department of State, and the Saudi Embassy in Washington, D.C.

On average, the process takes 2 to 4 weeks, depending on how quickly you provide required documents and complete your medical and PCC. We offer expedited options for urgent cases.

Yes. A Saudi-approved medical examination must be completed in the U.S. through an authorized clinic. We will guide you through the process and provide a list of approved labs.

SACM stands for the Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission. It verifies and attests your academic qualifications if your job role requires a degree. This step is mandatory for many professional roles.

Yes. Once you obtain your Iqama (residency permit) in Saudi Arabia, you can apply for family residence visas for your spouse and children. We offer support with this process as well.

Yes. Most applicants will need an FBI background check or local police clearance, which must then be legalized and attested. We handle this as part of our visa service.

Yes. A confirmed job offer from a registered Saudi employer is required before starting the work visa process. The employer will also issue an official invitation and secure a block visa on your behalf.

Absolutely. We handle U.S. degree attestation, police clearance legalization, and other document requirements through SACM, the U.S. Department of State, and the Saudi Embassy in Washington, D.C.