Frequently Asked Question
Arrival
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Red Sea International Airport is located on the northwest coast of Saudi Arabia, approximately 90 km south of Al Wajh in Tabuk Province.
Currently, Red Sea International Airport is served by Saudia Airlines, Flydubai, Qatar Airways, and Beond.
Passengers can currently travel to Riyadh and Jeddah within Saudi Arabia, and internationally to Dubai, Doha, Maldives, and Milan (Italy). From these international routes, travellers can easily connect to numerous destinations across Europe, the Middle East, and beyond.
Currently, direct flights to Red Sea International Airport (RSI) operate from the following airports: King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, Dubai International Airport in the UAE, Hamad International Airport in Doha, Velana International Airport in Malé (Maldives), and Milan Malpensa Airport in Italy.
Passengers are required to present a valid passport upon arrival. Visitors from outside the GCC countries or those without a valid residence permit must also hold an entry visa. For domestic flights within Saudi Arabia, passengers should carry their national ID card.
Baggage is subject to security screening and customs inspection, especially for international arrivals. Prohibited items will be confiscated in accordance with Saudi regulations and include weapons, explosives, hazardous chemicals, narcotics, and any other unauthorized materials. If in doubt, declare items upon arrival to avoid fines or penalties.
The airport provides services including wheelchairs and mobility assistance in coordination with airlines. Passengers are advised to book in advance at least 48 hours before travel. Dedicated parking spaces, accessible restrooms, and 24/7 service and information desks are also available to ensure a comfortable and safe travel experience.
Yes. Free bus transportation to Al Wajh and Umluj is available.
If you lose an item at the airport, please contact the Lost & Found team immediately so they can assist you in locating it.
Passengers should immediately proceed to the airline’s baggage services desk in the baggage claim area to file an official report. For lost personal items within the airport, passengers can contact the Lost and Found office through the designated phone numbers.
Yes, the airport is fully accessible and equipped with facilities to support passengers with disabilities and ensure ease of movement and service.
Yes. Airport buses are equipped to support passengers with disabilities.
Visitors to Saudi Arabia typically require a visa unless you are a citizen of a Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) country.
Tourists from eligible countries can apply for an eVisa, valid for one year with multiple entries. Check eligibility and apply at visa.visitsaudi.com.
Contact the nearest Saudi Arabia Embassy for visa requirements. Visit mofa.gov.sa for more information.
International passengers undergo security screening of carry-on luggage. Prohibited items list is available at zatca.gov.sa.
The Welcome Centre assists with pre-booked transfers. Contact customer.care@visitredsea.com for booking information.
Proceed to the baggage reclaim area indicated by your flight number.
Contact an airline representative at the arrivals reclaim hall for assistance.
Pre-book transfers at least 48 hours before arrival. Contact customer.care@visitredsea.com or call +966 011 2222 222 for bookings. Options include car/bus, speed boat/yacht, and seaplane transfers.
All guests should endeavour to organise a pre-booked transfer. If no pre-booked transfer is arranged then please speak to a guest service representative on your arrival.
Inform your airline or travel agent at least 48 hours before travel for pre-booked assistance.
