Sehaty Covid pcr test result good to fly with Saudia?

3POSTS

5 years ago

Has anyone recently flown with Saudia Airlines and used a negative pcr covid test result booked through the MOH Sehaty app as proof of status to fly? Some say you must book and pay for a private lab pcr test in order to fly, but as the Sehaty drive through PCR tests are MOH regulated I don't see why this isn't sufficient proof to fly with. Any clarity/experience would be much appreciated. Thanks

See also

Traveling to Saudi Arabia - Guide
Does the working visa for saudia arabia need drug test - 0 Reply
Covid Test For The Causeway into Bahrain - 7 Replies
Is the free Govt Covid PCR test enough to use to travel? - 1 Reply
Is it allowed to fly a drone here in KSA? - 43 Replies
fly back to my homeland phil with 1month expiring - 7 Replies
Can I Fly Within KSA while waiting for my Iqama to process? - 12 Replies

Tarek Hussein Member

13POSTS

5 years ago

No the one from MOH is not recognized. You have to have a report stamped by an approved lab

Tarek Hussein Member

13POSTS

5 years ago

Also when you arrive at other countries they want to see a stamped report not just a message from application

petegost New member

3POSTS

5 years ago

Thanks.

Tarek Hussein Member

13POSTS

5 years ago

My experince travel to Egypt. Also you can see all the rules at Saudi airlines site under the pre travel icon. Chose the country you are trade from and will see all rules. And chose the country you are traveling to and you will see all rules.
Same plane to Egypt they sent back people who had only MOH pcr

Tarek Hussein Member

13POSTS

5 years ago

Just check this link.
https://www.saudia.com/before-flying/tr … -test-labs

sahebjanhussain Member

2POSTS

4 years ago

MOI pcr test will not not give pdf or bar code certificate.

sahebjanhussain Member

2POSTS

4 years ago

MOI PCR covid test will not give bar code or Pdf file. Ot will show on sehaty, tawakalana. By this you can not travel international flights. So go to private approved test centre. I face issue.