Saudi Arabia Introduces Special Immigration Stamp for Falconry Exhibition

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Interior, in collaboration with the General Directorate of Passport and the National Center for Falcons, has launched a special immigration stamp at international airports. This initiative coincides with the upcoming International Falconer and Hunting Exhibition 2026, set to take place in Riyadh.

The special stamp aims to enhance the experience of visitors attending the exhibition, which is expected to attract falconry enthusiasts from around the world. An official from the General Directorate of Passport stated, “This initiative reflects our commitment to promoting cultural heritage and tourism in Saudi Arabia, particularly in the realm of falconry, which is deeply rooted in our traditions.”

This development underscores Saudi Arabia’s efforts to position itself as a leading destination for cultural and sporting events, thereby boosting its tourism sector. The introduction of the stamp not only facilitates smoother immigration processes for attendees but also highlights the significance of falconry in Saudi culture.

As the exhibition approaches, further details regarding the event’s schedule and additional services for international visitors are expected to be announced. The Ministry of Interior is also working on enhancing airport facilities to accommodate the anticipated influx of tourists.