GCC Grand Tours visa’ will function as a multi-entry visa permitting travellers to move freely among the six GCC countries

With the "Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Grand Tours visa," travelers will be able to enter and exit any of the six GCC nations, which are Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman, and Bahrain, freely. The travelers will be free to spend more than 30 days in the countries covered by the visa and will be able to travel without any problems. The government is working to establish links and set up the financial infrastructure for travelers' convenience, and by the end of the year, the system will be operational. This statement was made on Monday at the Arabian Travel Market by Khalid Jasim Al Midfa of the Sharjah Commerce and Tourism Authority (SCTDA) in the United Arab Emirates.

Citizens of the GCC countries already enjoy visa-free, seamless travel between the Gulf countries; however, the new GCC Grand Tours visa will also serve as a free pass between borders for foreign nationals residing in the countries, greatly enhancing travel freedom and bolstering the economies of the GCC countries. Gulf nations are collaborating with major travel agencies across the globe to strengthen their economic and tourism-related collaboration.