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MOFA visa check by passport number

MOFA is the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and visa.mofa.gov.sa is the official government portal that holds your Saudi visa record. The inquiry section is public — you can look up an umrah visa by passport number in about two minutes, without a login and without asking your agent.

  1. Open the official MOFA portal

    Go to visa.mofa.gov.sa. The page opens in Arabic by default — use the language toggle in the top corner to switch to English. Do not use any other site that copies this address.

  2. Choose the visa inquiry service

    Pick the visa inquiry option (or visa print, if you already know the visa has been issued). Neither needs an account.

  3. Enter your passport number and details

    Type your passport number exactly as printed, including letters. Select your own nationality — not the country you are flying from — choose Umrah as the visa type, then complete the captcha.

  4. Read the result

    If the visa has been issued, MOFA shows the record with your visa number and border number, and gives you the printable copy. If nothing comes back, see the note below before you worry.

MOFA says “no information found”? That is usually one of three things: the application has not reached the ministry's system yet, a character in the passport number is wrong, or the visa was issued through Nusuk and lives in that account instead. Check the passport number character by character first — it is the most common cause by a distance.

Which portal is mine?

MOFA or Nusuk — the difference in one line each

PortalWhat it isUse it when
visa.mofa.gov.saThe Saudi Foreign Ministry's visa system — the visa record itselfYou have a passport number and want to look up or print the visa without logging in
nusuk.saThe official Hajj and Umrah platform where umrah applications are madeYour agent applied through Nusuk and you have the account it was applied on

Both are official Saudi government systems. Many umrah pilgrims can find their visa on either — if one returns nothing, try the other before assuming something has gone wrong.

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MOFA visa check — common questions

What is MOFA in a Saudi visa check?

MOFA stands for the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Its visa platform at visa.mofa.gov.sa is the official government system where Saudi visas — including Umrah visas — are recorded and can be looked up or printed by passport number.

Can I check my umrah visa on MOFA without an agent?

Yes. The inquiry section of visa.mofa.gov.sa is public and needs no login. You need your passport number, your nationality and your visa or application number.

What is the difference between MOFA and Nusuk?

MOFA is the Saudi Foreign Ministry's visa system and holds the visa record itself. Nusuk is the Hajj and Umrah platform where umrah applications are made and where the visa is delivered to the applicant's account. Many umrah pilgrims can find their visa on either.

Why does MOFA say no information found?

Usually the application has not reached the ministry's system yet, or a detail was mistyped. Check the passport number character by character, confirm the nationality, and try again a few hours later. If your agent applied through Nusuk, look there instead.

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