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Updated October 2024
Key takeaways:
Expatriates in Saudi Arabia must have health insurance to renew their Iqama or work permits
Check your health insurance status on the Council of Cooperative Health Insurance (CCHI) website
Enter your Iqama or Border number for details
How to check your Saudi health insurance expiry date?
All expatriates and their family members residing in Saudi Arabia are required to have health or medical insurance. Without this insurance, expatriates will be unable to renew their Iqama, obtain a work permit, or process an exit/re-entry visa.
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Expatriate residents in Saudi Arabia can check the status and expiry date of their health insurance by entering their Iqama or Border number on the Council of Cooperative Health Insurance (CCHI) website. This will allow them to identify the insurance company that issued their policy.
To check the status and expiry date of your Saudi health insurance, follow the steps given below:
- Visit the Council of Cooperative Health Insurance (CCHI) website
- Enter your Iqama or Border number in the Identity Number section
- Enter the verification code on the image accurately
- Click on ‘OK’ to continue.
The next page will display your complete health insurance information, including your class, beneficiary number, policy number, deductible percentage, and expiry date.