Saudi Arabia Work Visa in USA
Processing time: 2-4 weeks
Saudi Arabia Work Visa (US National)
Saudi Arabia is actively recruiting, and demand for U.S.-based professionals is growing. Whether you are relocating a senior specialist or deploying full project teams, securing the right work visa is a critical step and we make it seamless.
At Saudi and Gulf Visa Services Limited, we manage the entire process from start to finish. From U.S.-based document attestation to visa stamping at the Saudi Embassy, we handle every detail.
Our end-to-end service ensures that U.S. companies and professionals can obtain Saudi work visas quickly, compliantly, and without the hassle.
IMPORTANT NOTICES:
All Saudi embassies are operating as usual in United Stated of America.
Saudi Arabia Work Visa (US National)
Requirements for a Saudi Arabia Work Visa from USA
If you are travelling to live and work in Saudi Arabia from USA, you will need to apply for a Saudi Work Visa, some of the generic requirements for Saudi work visa are as follows:
- Original Passport
- 2x Passport Photos
- Application Form. We will assist
- Support Letter
- Employment Contract
- Degree
- Block Visa
- E-Wakala
- Medical Report
- Police Clearance / FBI Report.
- Travel History
- Copy of CV
If you’re ready to begin your employment journey in Saudi Arabia, you are in the right place. Contact Saudi and Gulf Visa Services limited (SVGS) for full support to secure your work visa.
Send the forms & requirements by email:
What we handle for you
Visa eligibility check
Degree attestation
Medical test setup
Police clearance help
Block visa & e-wakala support
Enjaz registration
Embassy appointment & stamping
Family visa & relocation support (optional)
Processing Time & Validity
Document prep & attestations: 7–10 business days
Medical & PCC: 3–5 business days
Enjaz + embassy appointment: 5–8 business days
Total: 2–4 weeks average, depending on readiness
What You Get with Our Visa Service
- Expert document check
FAQs about Saudi Work Visa for U.S Applicants
1. Do I need a job offer before applying for a Saudi work visa from the U.S.?
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.
2. Can Saudi and Gulf Visa Services help with U.S. document attestation?
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.
3. How long does it take to process a Saudi work visa from the U.S.?
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.
4. Is a medical test required in the U.S.?
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.
5. What is SACM, and why is it involved in the process?
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.
6. Can I apply for family visas after my work visa is issued?
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.
7. Is a police clearance certificate (PCC) required from U.S. authorities?
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.
8. 1. Do I need a job offer before applying for a Saudi work visa from the U.S.?
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.
9. Can Saudi and Gulf Visa Services help with U.S. document attestation?
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.
