APVI — American Passport & Visa International
    Saudi Arabia · Student Visa

    Your Saudi student visa, handled from start to embassy submission.

    APVI helps students prepare Saudi Student Visa documents, medical reports, lab results, police reports, FBI reports, secure uploads, shipping, and direct embassy submission so the visa process stays on track before the program start date.

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    Saudi Student Visa Processing

    Processing time
    2 Weeks
    Starting at
    $469
    • Dedicated APVI specialist
    • Medical report guidance
    • Police and FBI report guidance
    • Secure document upload
    • Direct embassy submission
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    APVI is a private visa services company, not an embassy, consulate, or government agency. You may apply directly without using APVI. Start your application today.

    Private Visa Specialists

    Courier submission to embassies and consulates where eligible

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    23+ years of trusted service

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    Bank-grade document encryption

    Processing & fees

    Straightforward base pricing, flexible add-ons.

    Start with a clear processing tier, then tailor your package with the add-ons your student visa case requires.

    2 Weeks

    Urgent Processing

    $469

    Fastest Saudi student visa processing available. Includes document review, embassy submission and secure return courier.

    Add-on

    Apostille for FBI Background Check

    $149

    U.S. Department of State apostille for the FBI Identity History Summary your student file has to include.

    Add-on

    Visa Cancellation

    $99

    Cancels an existing Saudi visa of another type, which the student file requires.

    Shipping options are selected in the order form and are not included in the totals shown above.

    Government, embassy, and consular fees are shown separately from APVI service fees. Final approval and issuance are determined by the issuing authority.

    APVI is a private visa and travel document services company. APVI is not an embassy, a consulate, or a government agency, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government. You may apply directly through the relevant embassy, consulate, or government portal without using APVI. APVI service fees are separate from government, embassy, and consular fees.

    Saudi Medical Report & Lab Results

    Need the Saudi medical report? APVI can help coordinate it.

    The student visa file needs three original wet-ink medical reports plus the full lab panel. APVI coordinates the appointment, briefs the physician and reviews the finished forms before submission.

    APVI-Exclusive Add-On

    Saudi medical reports are not just a routine doctor visit.

    The embassy requires original wet-ink medical reports completed by a licensed U.S.-based physician — with no blank fields, proper physician signature, date, stamp and license number. Incomplete forms can delay or stop the visa process.

    APVI removes the guesswork by helping coordinate the appointment and giving the physician the correct instructions before the visit.

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    Already started? Your APVI specialist can confirm whether this add-on is needed for your case.

    What APVI coordinates

    • Closest available U.S.-based physician, clinic, or lab appointment
    • Instructions for the physician and the applicant
    • Required Saudi medical report form guidance
    • Lab-result checklist support
    • Review for missing fields, signatures, stamps, and license number
    • Apostille/attestation preparation support
    • Timing guidance so documents do not expire before the program start date

    Appointment availability depends on applicant location, clinic schedules and lab processing times. APVI does not provide medical advice or determine medical eligibility. A licensed U.S.-based physician completes the report.

    Three original reports

    All 3 original medical reports must be completed in wet ink with the physician's signature, date, stamp and license number.

    Required lab results

    The Saudi lab-result panel must accompany the medical report, attached and complete.

    90-day validity window

    Medical reports and lab results are valid for 3 months / 90 days from completion — timing matters.

    Apostille-ready review

    APVI helps prepare the completed medical report for apostille/attestation once physician and lab requirements are finalized.

    What we'll need

    Saudi student visa requirements.

    Every item has to be complete and current before the embassy will accept the file. APVI reviews each one before submission.

    You must send in your most recent, physical passport book for your visa process. In most cases, the passport must have at least 6 months of remaining validity.
    Download and complete the visa application and declaration form. The visa application must be typed in all required fields and signed by the applicant.
    Your passport photos must be taken within the last 6 months. Any photos older than 6 months will not be accepted.
    You must provide your original birth certificate as part of your application.
    A reference note showing the number and the date of the student visa issued from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or its branches in Jeddah or Dammam.
    The medical report must be issued by a licensed U.S.-based physician certifying that the applicant is free of any contagious diseases. All 3 original reports must be completed in wet ink, with the physician's signature, date, stamp, and license number, and the required lab results attached.
    A police report issued within the last 3 months, including detailed information about the applicant's criminal record, if any.
    A copy of your original high school diploma is required along with an authenticated copy. Both the original and authenticated copies are required for your application.
    Applicants must provide proof of U.S. residence, such as a valid Green Card or student visa status document, as part of their visa application.
    If you currently hold a valid Saudi visa of a different type, you must download and complete the sample cancellation letter as part of your application.
    Your application requires a recently issued FBI Identity History Summary. Visit FBI.gov and request an Identity History Summary to obtain it.
    Once you have completed and uploaded all of your application documents, sign your checklist and upload it as the final item.
    Any applicant with a valid visa in an old passport must provide the old passport containing the visa along with their new valid passport.
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    Student visa documents

    Student visa paperwork needs to match your program, identity, and medical clearance.

    Saudi Student Visa applications can be delayed when school documents, medical reports, police records, FBI reports, or application details are incomplete or inconsistent. APVI reviews your documents before embassy submission to reduce preventable delays.

    School or program documents

    APVI reviews the education-related documents required for your Saudi student visa file, including your authenticated high school diploma and reference note.

    Medical report and lab results

    APVI helps coordinate and review the required Saudi medical report and lab-result process before your file is submitted.

    Police and FBI reports

    APVI helps applicants understand the recent police report and FBI Identity History Summary requirements before submission.

    Embassy submission support

    Once your file is complete, APVI submits your application directly to the embassy — in most cases without requiring an in-person appearance.

    How it works

    From order to embassy submission, APVI handles the process step by step.

    Our Saudi student visa process is built to be simple, guided, and secure. You start the order, upload your documents, ship the originals, and APVI handles the embassy submission and return of your passport.

    1. 01

      Place your order with APVI

      Start your order online and select any add-ons your case may require.

    2. 02

      Upload your required documents

      Securely upload your supporting documents so your specialist can review your case and confirm what is still needed.

    3. 03

      Ship your originals with a prepaid FedEx label

      We send you a prepaid FedEx shipping label so you can mail your passport and required original documents to APVI safely and quickly.

    4. 04

      APVI submits your application

      Once your file is complete, APVI submits your documents through the required consular process. In most cases there is no need for you to appear in person.

    5. 05

      We collect your visa and return your passport

      After approval, APVI collects the issued visa and ships your passport back to you.

    6. Start My Application
    APVI visa specialist reviewing a student's application documents at an office desk
    Why APVI

    Saudi student visa requirements are document-heavy. APVI helps students avoid preventable delays.

    From the authenticated diploma and reference note to the medical report, police report, and FBI report, every item has to be complete and current before the embassy will accept the file. Our specialists review it first.

    • Student visa document review
    • Medical report and lab-result coordination
    • Police report and FBI report guidance
    • Secure document upload
    • Prepaid FedEx shipping
    • Direct embassy submission
    • Dedicated APVI specialist assigned to every order
    • Real-time status updates
    • Support before program start dates
    DIY vs. APVI

    Avoid student visa delays before your program start date.

    Student visa rejections almost always trace to incomplete medical forms, expired reports, or missing authentication on school documents. Our specialists catch these before submission.

    Without APVI

    The DIY path

    • Confusing student visa document requirements
    • Risk of incomplete medical forms or expired lab results
    • Unclear police and FBI report steps
    • Uncertainty about uploads versus original documents
    • No specialist review before submission
    • Delays can affect travel and program start dates
    With APVI

    The APVI path

    • Specialist review before submission
    • Medical report guidance
    • Police and FBI report guidance
    • Secure upload and document review
    • Prepaid FedEx shipping
    • Direct embassy submission
    • Dedicated support from start to finish
    Customer stories

    Students and travelers trust APVI when visa paperwork gets complicated.

    I had one of the most challenging international visa cases due to clerical errors by other parties. APVI triaged, diagnosed, and executed a plan to clean up everything. They left no stone unturned.
    Dr. Tom Rifai, MD

    Dr. Tom Rifai, MD

    Trustpilot review · 5 stars

    APVI provides exceptional services. Amazing support to process my documents for two countries now. Ibtihal is supportive and kind, making the process an exceptional experience.
    Michael Noel

    Michael Noel

    Trustpilot review · 5 stars

    They caught two document issues before submission that would have cost me weeks. Clear instructions, fast replies, and my passport came back exactly when they said it would.
    Sarah Mitchell

    Sarah Mitchell

    Trustpilot review · 5 stars

    Roles and responsibilities

    What APVI Does and What the Issuing Authority Does

    APVI helps manage the process. The embassy, consulate, or government portal issues the visa.

    What APVI does

    • Reviews forms, photos, supporting documents, and the service path
    • Checks requirements against the destination and visa category
    • Provides clear next-step and shipping instructions
    • Handles courier submission and pickup where eligible
    • Provides status updates and human support

    What the issuing authority does

    • Reviews and adjudicates the visa application
    • Determines whether the visa is approved and issued
    • Sets government, embassy, and consular fees
    • Controls processing times and appointment availability
    • Issues the visa or electronic travel authorization

    APVI is a private visa services company, not an embassy, consulate, or government agency. You may apply directly without using APVI.

    Frequently asked

    Everything you need to know, in plain English.

    Still have questions? Call us at (800) 766-0452.

    No. APVI is a private visa and travel document services company. APVI is not an embassy, a consulate, or a government agency, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government.
    Yes. You may apply directly through the relevant embassy, consulate, or government portal without using APVI. APVI is an optional private service for travelers who want document review, courier handling where eligible, and human support.
    No. Government, embassy, and consular fees are shown separately from APVI service fees. Shipping options are selected in the order form and are not included in the totals shown on this page.
    No. Approval, issuance, and processing times are determined by the issuing authority. APVI helps reduce preventable document mistakes through specialist review and process guidance.
    APVI offers two processing options for the Saudi student visa: 2 Weeks and 3-4 weeks. Timing also depends on how quickly your medical report, police report, and FBI report are completed.
    Your valid passport, completed visa application and declaration form, four passport photos, original birth certificate, reference note from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, medical report and lab results, a recent police report, an original and authenticated high school diploma, proof of U.S. residence (non-U.S. passport holders), a visa cancellation letter if applicable, an FBI background report, and your signed checklist. Applicants with a valid Saudi visa in an expired passport must also send the old passport.
    Yes. Saudi student visa applicants must complete the required medical report and lab-result process. The report must be issued by a licensed U.S.-based physician, with 3 originals completed in wet ink, signed, dated, stamped, and including the physician's license number.
    Yes. APVI can help coordinate the appointment with the closest available U.S.-based physician, clinic, or lab and provide instructions for completing the Saudi medical report. APVI does not provide medical advice or determine medical eligibility.
    Yes. A police report issued within the last 3 months, including detailed information about your criminal record if any, is listed in APVI's Saudi student visa requirements.
    Yes. A recently issued FBI Identity History Summary (background report) is listed in APVI's Saudi student visa requirements. You can request it at FBI.gov.
    No. QVP is not listed in APVI's Saudi student visa requirements and is not required for the student visa process.
    No. Those items are not listed in APVI's Saudi student visa requirement list. Your student visa file is built around your passport, application form, photos, birth certificate, reference note, authenticated diploma, medical report, police report, and FBI report.
    In most cases, APVI handles the embassy submission for you. If an in-person appearance is required for a specific applicant, APVI will advise.
    You will upload your documents securely, an APVI specialist will review your file, APVI will provide shipping instructions or a prepaid FedEx label where applicable, and APVI will submit the completed application to the embassy.
    After your uploaded documents are reviewed, APVI provides a prepaid FedEx label where applicable so you can send required originals securely.

    Get started today

    Start your Saudi student visa
    with APVI.

    Upload your student visa documents securely, complete your medical, police, and FBI report requirements, and let an APVI specialist review and submit your application directly to the embassy.