If two Iqama holders marry outside of Saudi Arabia, they must have their marriage certificate certified by the following authorities and submit it to the Jawazat:
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs of your country.
- Saudi Embassy in your country.
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Saudi Arabia.
If two expatriates get married in Saudi Arabia, the wife's Iqama can be transferred from her father to her husband by submitting the following documents to the Jawazat.
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Required documents:
- Letter of renunciation from the husband's employer, duly certified by the Chamber of Commerce, authorizing the transfer of the Iqama.
- A signed authorization from the father, presented before the Jawazat official. The required form can be obtained from the officials present at the Jawazat.
- The Iqama transfer form can also be completed by agents.
- Copy of the marriage certificate.
- Original passport + Iqama of the wife.
- Copy of the Iqama of the wife + husband + father.
- Payment of fees for the transfer of the Iqama from the father's daughter to the husband.
- Visit the Jawazat office.
- Make an appointment with the Jawazat office by selecting the service: Resident Services.
- Submit all documents to the Jawazat.
- The officer will review your request and transfer the daughter's Iqama from father to husband in the system.
- Next, you can go to another window to print a copy of the new Iqama.
