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I applied for eVisa and got rejected with no reasons. I tried to call them and said I need to talk with the Saudi Arabia embassy in my country. I went there and said they had nothing to do and it is the eVisa website responsibility. I simply lost $130 and got no answers why. Run away from here, worst visa experience ever (and super expensive).
E-Visa is a scam. My husband and I were issued e-visa from USA. However, when we got to the Medina airport, there were no history of our e-visa. Therefore, we were forced to pay and get e-visa again. so, we paid twice for the same visa.
This company is a scam! I will make sure to report them!
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