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Iqama Expiry & Khuruj Awda (খুরুজ আওদা) Checker

Enter your Iqama expiry date to see remaining validity, and estimate dependent levy costs. Saudi Iqama dates follow the Umm al-Qura Hijri calendar — always verify on Absher.

About this tool

Enter an Iqama or exit-reentry date and see how many days remain, whether your passport and Iqama expiry windows overlap, and when renewal paperwork should start — with the grace-period rules that apply in Saudi Arabia. Everything runs in your browser — your numbers never leave this device.

Strict warning: leaving Saudi Arabia on an exit-reentry visa and failing to return before it expires ("Khuruj wa lam ya'ud") triggers an automatic 3-year entry ban. Never let the exit-reentry window lapse.

The most expensive date to forget

An iqama expiry is the single most costly date to miss in Saudi Arabia: working even a short time past expiry brings heavy fines for both you and your employer, and repeated lapses can end a residence career entirely. Pair the check above with a phone reminder two to three months before expiry, because renewals go through your employer's HR or mandoub and can take several weeks.

Keep copies of your passport data page, the iqama itself and your latest contract in one phone folder. Welfare and labour disputes move much faster when you can produce clean documents on the spot.

Frequently asked questions

How early can I renew my Iqama?

Renewals are typically opened by your employer or sponsor in the final months of validity, and late renewals accrue daily penalties after the grace period. Start the paperwork as soon as the window opens.

What is khuruj awda (exit-reentry)?

It is the exit-reentry visa that lets you leave Saudi Arabia and return on the same Iqama. Overstaying a single or multiple-entry khuruj awda cancels the Iqama and triggers re-entry bans.