Saudi Arabia will partially lift its suspension of international flight as of Sept.15 to allow ‘exceptional categories’ of citizens and residents to travel, the state news agency SPA said on Sunday.
The kingdom will scrap all travel restrictions on air, land and sea transport for citizens on Jan.1, 2021, it said.
In March, the kingdom suspended international flight to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Exceptional categories include public and military sector employees, diplomats and their families, those working for public or non – profit private sector jobs abroad, businessmen, patients who need treatment aboard, those studying abroad as well as people with humanitarian cases, and sports teams.
GCC citizens and non – Saudi residents with valid residency, or visitors’ visa will be allowed to enter the kingdom as of September 15 on proving they are COVID-19 negative.
The kingdom introduces stringent measures to curb the spread of the coronavirus in March, including 24-hour curfews on most towns and cities.
The Kingdom has recorded 325, 651 COVID-19 cases and 4,268 deaths.
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