Final Exit Status Check (No Login) and Checklist Before Leaving

To check if your final exit (خروج نهائي, khurooj nihai) is issued, open the free HRSD “expatriate employee inquiry” page, enter your Iqama, border or passport number, choose your nationality and type the captcha. No Absher or Qiwa login is needed. Then work through the checklist below before you book your ticket. A final exit is free, valid for up to 60 days, and cannot be extended.

Last checked: November 2026.

This page is for the last weeks before you leave Saudi Arabia for good. For the full rules (who issues the visa, fees, fines, the Absher final exit report), read our Saudi Final Exit Visa Complete Guide.

Method 1: HRSD inquiry page (free, no login)

This is the Ministry of Human Resources (HRSD) public inquiry. It works even if your Absher is locked or you never made an account.

1. Open es.hrsd.gov.sa – Non-Saudi Employee Inquiry. The page opens in Arabic. Use Chrome’s Translate if you want English.
2. Fill in one box only:
   • رقم الإقامة – Iqama number, or
   • رقم الحدود – border number, or
   • رقم الجواز – passport number.
3. Select your nationality. For India, choose الهند / هندي.
4. Type the code from the picture (captcha) and press search.
5. Scroll down and read the worker status.

How to read the result:

The page shows your work status, not the visa’s end date. To know the exact last day to leave, use Method 2 or ask your employer.

Note: the page sometimes shows a server error. Wait a few minutes and try again, or try another browser.

Method 2: Absher or your employer

• Absher Individuals: log in to absher.sa with your own account and look at your visa information. Absher logins now go through Nafath.
• Your employer (HR): employers issue final exit visas through Absher Business or Muqeem, so HR can see the visa number, issue date and expiry. Ask them for a copy or a screenshot.
• Domestic workers and dependents: the head of family issues the visa in Absher Individuals, so the sponsor can see it there.

Final exit rules to remember

These points come from Jawazat (the Passports department), as reported by Saudi Gazette:

If your employer does not answer your final exit request, Jawazat said in 2021 that the employer gets 10 days; after that the worker can issue the final exit, and that visa is valid for 15 days. Ask HRSD or Jawazat to confirm the current process for your case.

Checklist before you leave on final exit

Tick these off before you book your flight. Many of them block the visa itself.

1. Status and documents

• Check your status on the HRSD page (Method 1). No huroob, no “absent” status.
• Iqama has 30+ days left. Passport has 60+ days left (more if you will travel onwards).
• Download your Qiwa contract and keep a copy of your Iqama, visa and passport pages.
• Ask HR for an experience certificate and salary certificate. A future employer or visa may ask for them.

2. Money and dues

• Get your final settlement in writing: last salary, leave pay, and end of service benefit. Check the amount with our ESB calculator.
• Pay or settle loans and credit cards. Ask your bank what happens to your account after you leave and move your savings before your Iqama ends.
• Pay all traffic fines on Absher.
• Clear unpaid bills with any company or person you owe money to.

3. Phone and internet

• Pay your final mobile and internet bills. Jawazat lists phone bills among dues that block a final exit.
• Check every SIM on your Iqama and cancel the ones you no longer use. See how to check SIMs registered on your Iqama.

4. Car and home

• Sell or transfer any vehicle registered in your name. The visa is not issued while one is.
• End your rent contract with your landlord and get your deposit back in writing.
• Return company property (laptop, ID card, car, tools) and get a clearance signature.

5. Family

• If your wife or children are on your Iqama, arrange their final exit too. A dependent’s visa is issued by the head of family in Absher.
• Collect school transfer certificates and medical records.

6. The trip home

• Book your flight inside the visa’s validity, with a few days spare for delays.
• Know the Indian customs allowance for gold and goods before you pack.
• After you reach India, keep a copy of your exit record. Our main guide explains the Final Exit Report you can print from Absher.

Common problems and fixes

FAQs

Can I check my final exit status with only my passport number?

Yes. The HRSD inquiry page accepts a passport number together with your nationality. You do not need an Absher login.

How many days do I have to leave after the final exit is issued?

Up to 60 days from the issue date. If your Iqama had only 30 to 59 days left, you must leave before the Iqama expiry date instead.

Is there a fee for the final exit visa?

No. Jawazat says issuing a final exit visa is free. The only charge is the SAR 1,000 fine if the visa is not used in time.

Can my final exit be extended?

No. It cannot be extended. If your plans change, ask your sponsor to cancel it before it expires.

Can I come back to Saudi Arabia after a final exit?

Yes, on a new visa. A clean final exit does not stop you from returning. Unpaid fines or a huroob record can cause problems later, so clear them first.

My employer is not issuing my final exit. What can I do?

Ask HR in writing first. If they still refuse, you can raise a request with HRSD or file a labour case. Jawazat has said a worker can issue their own final exit if the employer does not reply within 10 days; check the current steps with HRSD before relying on this.

Sources: HRSD Non-Saudi Employee Inquiry page (es.hrsd.gov.sa); Saudi Gazette – Minimum 30-day Iqama validity for final exit (Jan 2025); Saudi Gazette – Jawazat links final exit with settlement of all dues (June 2021); Absher. Rules can change; confirm with Jawazat or your employer before you travel.