Saudi National Day flight deals
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NonstopNo visaDubaifrom SAR 718 return+24.2%No visa. GCC national ID is accepted in place of a passport.See Dubai Fares
NonstopNo visaBahrainfrom SAR 703 returnflatNo visa. GCC national ID is accepted in place of a passport.See Bahrain Fares
NonstopNo visaDohafrom SAR 1,217 return+85.0%No visa. GCC nationals are outside the visa system entirely.See Doha Fares
NonstopNo visaMuscatfrom SAR 942 return-16.4%No visa. GCC national ID is accepted in place of a passport.See Muscat Fares
NonstopNo visaCairofrom SAR 857 return+15.5%No visa. Saudi citizens are visa exempt.See Cairo Fares
NonstopNo visaAmmanfrom SAR 799 return+6.8%No visa. GCC nationals enter visa free and are granted up to three months.See Amman Fares
NonstopNo visaIstanbulfrom SAR 1,193 return+83.0%No visa. Exempt for up to 90 days in any 180 day period.See Istanbul Fares
NonstopNo visaTbilisifrom SAR 3,222 return+105.1%No visa. One of the longest allowances anywhere: a full year, visa free.See Tbilisi Fares
NonstopNo visaBakufrom SAR 1,761 return+64.4%No visa. Visa free until 15 February 2027, three visits a year, 30 days each. A fourth entry needs a visa.See Baku Fares
NonstopApply onlineLondonfrom SAR 2,375 return+11.7%Apply online. An Electronic Travel Authorisation, not a visa. GBP 20, valid two years, multiple entries.See London Fares
NonstopVisa firstParisfrom SAR 3,721 return+93.4%Visa first. A Schengen visa, booked at a consulate. ETIAS will not change this, it is only for visa exempt nationalities.See Paris Fares
1 stopVisa firstAthensfrom SAR 1,146 returnflatVisa first. A Schengen visa, booked at a consulate. One visa covers Greece, France and Spain alike.See Athens Fares
2 stopsVisa firstBarcelonafrom SAR 1,399 return-12.6%Visa first. A Schengen visa, booked at a consulate. One visa covers Spain, France and Greece alike.See Barcelona Fares
NonstopNo visaBangkokfrom SAR 1,555 return+7.6%No visa. Exempt for 60 days, but the Thailand Digital Arrival Card is compulsory before you land.See Bangkok Fares
1 stopNo visaKuala Lumpurfrom SAR 1,678 return+21.8%No visa. Exempt for up to 90 days, but the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card is compulsory before you land.See Kuala Lumpur Fares
NonstopVisa on arrivalMalefrom SAR 3,458 returnVisa on arrival. Free 30 day visa stamped on arrival for every nationality. The Traveller Declaration is filed within 96 hours of travel.See Male Fares
NonstopApply onlineNew Delhifrom SAR 1,381 return+13.9%Apply online. An e Visa, approved by email. Apply at least four days before you fly.See New Delhi Fares
NonstopNo visaDubaifrom SAR 743 return+18.1%No visa. GCC national ID is accepted in place of a passport.See Dubai Fares
NonstopNo visaBahrainfrom SAR 931 returnflatNo visa. GCC national ID is accepted in place of a passport.See Bahrain Fares
NonstopNo visaDohafrom SAR 1,194 return+10.4%No visa. GCC nationals are outside the visa system entirely.See Doha Fares
NonstopNo visaMuscatfrom SAR 1,039 returnflatNo visa. GCC national ID is accepted in place of a passport.See Muscat Fares
NonstopNo visaCairofrom SAR 729 return-4.1%No visa. Saudi citizens are visa exempt.See Cairo Fares
NonstopNo visaAmmanfrom SAR 770 return+22.6%No visa. GCC nationals enter visa free and are granted up to three months.See Amman Fares
NonstopNo visaIstanbulfrom SAR 736 return+2.4%No visa. Exempt for up to 90 days in any 180 day period.See Istanbul Fares
1 stopNo visaTbilisifrom SAR 1,288 returnflatNo visa. One of the longest allowances anywhere: a full year, visa free.See Tbilisi Fares
NonstopNo visaBakufrom SAR 1,415 returnNo visa. Visa free until 15 February 2027, three visits a year, 30 days each. A fourth entry needs a visa.See Baku Fares
NonstopApply onlineLondonfrom SAR 2,292 return+12.1%Apply online. An Electronic Travel Authorisation, not a visa. GBP 20, valid two years, multiple entries.See London Fares
NonstopVisa firstParisfrom SAR 2,007 return+14.1%Visa first. A Schengen visa, booked at a consulate. ETIAS will not change this, it is only for visa exempt nationalities.See Paris Fares
1 stopVisa firstAthensfrom SAR 1,003 return-3.5%Visa first. A Schengen visa, booked at a consulate. One visa covers Greece, France and Spain alike.See Athens Fares
2 stopsVisa firstBarcelonafrom SAR 1,401 return+6.4%Visa first. A Schengen visa, booked at a consulate. One visa covers Spain, France and Greece alike.See Barcelona Fares
NonstopNo visaBangkokfrom SAR 1,925 returnflatNo visa. Exempt for 60 days, but the Thailand Digital Arrival Card is compulsory before you land.See Bangkok Fares
NonstopNo visaKuala Lumpurfrom SAR 1,941 return-20.6%No visa. Exempt for up to 90 days, but the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card is compulsory before you land.See Kuala Lumpur Fares
NonstopVisa on arrivalMalefrom SAR 2,144 returnflatVisa on arrival. Free 30 day visa stamped on arrival for every nationality. The Traveller Declaration is filed within 96 hours of travel.See Male Fares
NonstopApply onlineNew Delhifrom SAR 1,340 return-6.8%Apply online. An e Visa, approved by email. Apply at least four days before you fly.See New Delhi Fares
NonstopNo visaDubaifrom SAR 1,194 returnNo visa. GCC national ID is accepted in place of a passport.See Dubai Fares
NonstopNo visaBahrainfrom SAR 1,629 returnNo visa. GCC national ID is accepted in place of a passport.See Bahrain Fares
NonstopNo visaDohafrom SAR 1,539 returnNo visa. GCC nationals are outside the visa system entirely.See Doha Fares
NonstopNo visaMuscatfrom SAR 701 returnNo visa. GCC national ID is accepted in place of a passport.See Muscat Fares
NonstopNo visaCairofrom SAR 835 returnNo visa. Saudi citizens are visa exempt.See Cairo Fares
NonstopNo visaAmmanfrom SAR 927 returnNo visa. GCC nationals enter visa free and are granted up to three months.See Amman Fares
NonstopNo visaIstanbulfrom SAR 1,892 returnNo visa. Exempt for up to 90 days in any 180 day period.See Istanbul Fares
1 stopNo visaTbilisifrom SAR 1,495 returnNo visa. One of the longest allowances anywhere: a full year, visa free.See Tbilisi Fares
1 stopNo visaBakufrom SAR 1,426 returnNo visa. Visa free until 15 February 2027, three visits a year, 30 days each. A fourth entry needs a visa.See Baku Fares
1 stopApply onlineLondonfrom SAR 1,733 returnApply online. An Electronic Travel Authorisation, not a visa. GBP 20, valid two years, multiple entries.See London Fares
NonstopApply onlineNew Delhifrom SAR 1,475 returnApply online. An e Visa, approved by email. Apply at least four days before you fly.See New Delhi FaresReturn fares for the 23 to 26 September break, every destination marked for what a Saudi passport needs at the border. 11 of 17 need no visa at all.
Where the National Day markup lands
The same five trips, leaving from Jeddah instead, are close to an ordinary week. Where you start matters more than where you go.
| Destination | From Riyadh | From Jeddah |
|---|---|---|
| Tbilisi | +105.1% | -0.1% |
| Paris | +93.4% | +14.1% |
| Doha | +85.0% | +10.4% |
| Istanbul | +83.0% | +2.4% |
| Baku | +64.4% | no match |
Questions about the break
When is Saudi National Day 2026 and how long is the break?
Saudi National Day falls on Wednesday 23 September 2026, the Kingdom’s 96th. The break is expected to run 23 to 26 September, a Wednesday to Saturday, which is the window every fare on this page is priced for. The exact working days either side have not been formally confirmed, so treat the four day shape as expected rather than official.
Which destinations can I visit with no visa on a Saudi passport?
Eleven of the seventeen priced here: Dubai, Bahrain, Doha, Muscat, Cairo, Amman, Istanbul, Tbilisi, Baku, Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur. The four Gulf neighbours accept a Saudi national ID in place of a passport. Georgia allows a full year, Turkiye ninety days in any one hundred and eighty, Thailand sixty days and Malaysia up to ninety. Use the visa filter on the widget above to see only these. The other six need paperwork: London an ETA, the Maldives a visa on arrival, New Delhi an e-Visa, and Paris, Athens and Barcelona a Schengen visa booked at a consulate.
Which trips are worst hit by the National Day markup?
From Riyadh, five nonstops stand out: Tbilisi at about 105 percent above an ordinary week, Paris 93, Doha 85, Istanbul 83 and Baku 64. Everything else from Riyadh is under 25 percent, and Muscat and Barcelona are actually cheaper. The striking part is that the same five routes are close to flat out of Jeddah, so if you can reach either airport it is worth pricing both before you settle on a destination.
Do I need anything extra beyond a visa?
For three destinations, yes. Thailand requires the Thailand Digital Arrival Card and Malaysia the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card, both filed online before you land, even though neither needs a visa. The Maldives asks for a Traveller Declaration within ninety six hours of travel. Azerbaijan’s visa free entry is limited to three visits in a year, with a maximum of thirty days each.
Are these fares nonstop?
Thirty six of the forty five cards are, and each card says so. Where the search returned no nonstop for these dates the card shows the cheapest connection instead and is labelled with the stop count. The Athens and Barcelona nonstops are summer routes that are not flying in late September, and Dammam has no nonstop to Tbilisi, Baku or London on these dates.
How do the Wego National Day promo codes work?
They only apply to searches started from the Wego Saudi National Day page, and they need a Book on Wego fare at checkout. Starting a search anywhere else means the code will not attach, so open that page first if you intend to use one.
Sources
- Wego live flight search, Saudi site, sampled 24 August 2026 (every fare, flight time, airline and comparison figure)
- Wego Saudi National Day 2026 (the 96th National Day, the “Our Pride Is in Our Nature” theme, the expected 23 to 26 September break and the promo codes)
- Jordan Ministry of Interior (entry requirement for Jordan)
- Bahrain eVisa portal (NPRA) (entry requirement for Bahrain)
- AZERTAC, Azerbaijan state news agency (entry requirement for Azerbaijan)
- Royal Thai Embassy, Riyadh (entry requirement for Thailand)
- Egypt Visa2Egypt portal (entry requirement for Egypt)
- Visit Qatar (entry requirement for Qatar)
- UAE Government portal (entry requirement for United Arab Emirates)
- Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (entry requirement for Turkiye)
- Malaysian Immigration Department (entry requirement for Malaysia)
- Royal Oman Police eVisa (entry requirement for Oman)
- Government of Georgia Ordinance No 255 (entry requirement for Georgia)
- UK Immigration Rules, Appendix ETA National List (entry requirement for United Kingdom)
- Maldives Immigration (entry requirement for Maldives)
- Embassy of India, Riyadh (entry requirement for India)
- EU Schengen visa policy (entry requirement for France, Greece, Spain)
- Wego, Saudi National Day hotel deals 2026 (the companion hotel pricing for the same window)
How we priced this
- The window. Departing Wednesday 23 September 2026, the National Day holiday itself, returning Saturday 26 September. One adult, economy, return, taxes included, priced in SAR on Wego’s Saudi site. Using a different point of sale moves the numbers, so all of them come from the same one.
- The control week. 9 to 12 September 2026, the same Wednesday to Saturday shape two weeks earlier, so day of week pricing is held constant and the gap is the holiday rather than the weekend.
- Which destinations. Seventeen, chosen from Wego’s published route timetables as places flown nonstop from at least Riyadh and Jeddah, and picked to span the three entry tiers so the visa filter returns a useful list in every position. Dammam carries eleven of them.
- Nonstop versus connecting. Each card shows the cheapest nonstop when the search for these exact dates returned one, and the cheapest connection when it did not. The comparison percentage is always computed on the same basis in both windows, and is left off entirely where the control search had no match on that basis. Two cards lost their figure that way.
- The bar chart measures the same thing the cards do. It prices Riyadh departures only, each destination on its own headline basis, nonstop against nonstop or connection against connection, so a bar can never disagree with the Riyadh card above it. We started by averaging Riyadh and Jeddah and abandoned it: the spread between the two origins is wider than the spread between destinations, so a mean of +105 and -0.1 percent on Tbilisi would have described neither. Jeddah is shown separately instead. We also tested whether route density explains the premium and it does not: across the seventeen the correlation between weekly nonstop frequency and the premium is essentially zero.
- Entry requirements. Taken from each destination’s own government source, listed above, and checked on 24 August 2026 for an ordinary Saudi passport on a short tourist visit. Wego’s visa free lookup was used only to build the candidate list, never as a label: it carries no visa type, so it cannot tell an eVisa from true visa free travel, and a country missing from it is absent from that list rather than closed to Saudi travellers.
- Caveat. Fares are a snapshot. Treat the direction and the size of the gaps as the finding, and open the live search before you commit. Baggage and cancellation terms are not priced here because airline fare records report them incompletely; check them on the airline’s own site.

