Bahrain registered car how long to stay in Saudi

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niveenchoco Member

Member since 02 August 2023

niveenchocoMember02 August 2023 10:45:19

How long can I keep my Bahraini registered car in Saudi for??

I searched on the net and I found only 90 days !! What happens after 90 days? Do I have to pay a fine?

I have to stay in Saudi for 1 year...

I have iqama in Bahrain and Saudi.

Is there a special permit for the car to stay longer than 90 days in Saudi??

XTang Bahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert

Member since 22 April 2014

XTangBahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert02 August 2023 12:30:26

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I have answered this many times. You need to exit the car to Bahrain every 90 days or you will get fined. Customs Saudi has clarified this many times on Saudi Gazette and I have pasted the links on the forum. There is no special permit.

If you don't want to do that then you should export the car to Saudi and put Saudi plates on it.

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