E-visas Available for Esports World Cup Ticket Holders in Saudi Arabia
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Saudi Arabia is rolling out a special e-visa program to welcome attendees of the upcoming Esports World Cup. This initiative simplifies the visa process for fans and aligns with the Kingdom’s vision to become a leader in the global gaming scene.
Streamlining Entry for Esports Fans
The Esports World Cup Foundation, partnering with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Tourism, announced the e-visa program. This move aims to streamline entry procedures for ticket holders and ensure a smooth experience for international visitors attending the prestigious tournament.
The World Cup, held for the first time in Riyadh, will run for eight weeks, from July 3rd to August 25th, 2024. This e-visa program reflects Saudi Arabia’s commitment to boosting both tourism and the gaming industry within the Kingdom.
How to Apply for the E-visa
Those interested in attending the World Cup can find more details and event information on the official World Cup website. The e-visa application process is also straightforward. Individuals can apply online through the “Saudi Visa” national visa platform to obtain a 90-day, single-entry visa.
The Esports World Cup offers more than just competitive gaming. Visitors can participate in various activities hosted by Boulevard Riyadh City, blending sports, entertainment, education, culture, and creativity. These activities cater to all family members, ensuring a well-rounded experience for everyone.
A Global Gaming Powerhouse
The World Cup is a cornerstone of Saudi Arabia’s National Gaming and Esports Strategy, launched by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The event serves a dual purpose: solidifying the Kingdom’s position as a top gaming destination and supporting economic diversification, aligning with Vision 2030.
The Esports World Cup not only fosters a thriving gaming scene in Saudi Arabia but also underscores the growing importance of esports in promoting global communication and cultural exchange.
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