Armenia has announced that citizens of Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Oman can now visit the country without a visa, starting July 1, 2025.
This new policy allows travellers from these Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) nations to stay in Armenia for up to 180 days within a year. This new visa-free travel system is set to significantly simplify travel arrangements for those eager to experience the country’s rich history, breathtaking landscapes, and thriving hospitality industry.
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With this visa-free access, Armenia positions itself as a must-visit destination for Gulf travellers, offering a unique blend of heritage, nature, and modern leisure experiences. As interest in cultural tourism and eco-travel continues to grow across the GCC, Armenia’s diverse attractions, from the ancient monasteries of Geghard and Tatev to the bustling streets of Yerevan, provide the perfect setting for those looking to explore beyond conventional travel spots.
As more Middle Eastern travellers seek cooler climates, scenic retreats, and immersive cultural experiences, Armenia’s visa exemption marks a significant step toward deepening connections between the Caucasus and the Arabian Peninsula, and an inviting new destination to explore.
