Skip to content
GoMedine
All articles
procedures

How can I check if I have a travel ban to Saudi Arabia?

Checking for travel bans in Saudi Arabia may seem complicated, but thanks to the generalization report request service available on the Absher portal, it's now easier than ever to do so online. This service allows users to check if they have any ongoing legal proceedings or […]

2-minute read
Comment vérifier si vous avez une interdiction de voyage en Arabie Saoudite?

Checking for travel bans in Saudi Arabia may seem complicated, but thanks to the Generalization Report Request Service available on the Absher portal, it's now easier than ever to do so online. This service allows users to check for any ongoing legal proceedings or travel bans using their Iqama number. This means you no longer need to visit a police station to obtain this information.

How to check the generalization report on Absher: Here are the steps to follow to check the generalization report on Absher:

  1. Access the Absher portal: https://www.absher.sa/
  2. Select "Individuals".
  3. Log in to Absher using your user credentials.
  4. Scroll down the Absher homepage and select "Service Suspension and Travel Restrictions".
  5. A new page with a "Continue" button will appear; click on it.

Your generalization report will be displayed on the screen for you to review and print. If you have no pending legal cases or travel bans, a message will appear stating, "There are no generalization reports on file against you." It is important to note that to access this service, you must have a valid Absher account.

In summary, if you need to check whether you have a travel ban to Saudi Arabia, you can use the Generalization Report Request service available on Absher. This service is easy to use and allows you to check your legal background without having to go to a police station.

To get all the latest news, please join our Telegram group. CLICK HERE

Return to articles