Buses departing from Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Sharjah now travel to Saudi Arabia, arriving in Dammam and Riyadh in around 12 hours.
The lowest priced ticket for a one-way journey is Dhs 220. The Bin Rasheed Building in Frij Al Murar is where buses in Dubai are picked up. The bus stop in Abu Dhabi is on Al Nahhat Street in Al Shahamah, whereas the one in Sharjah is behind the King Faisal Mosque.
From Dubai to Dammam, a one-way trip costs Dhs 220, while a return ticket costs Dhs 325. A one-way trip from Dubai to Riyadh costs Dhs 250, and a return ticket costs Dhs 380. Children under two travel free, while children aged two to twelve can travel at a 30% discounted rate.
The Saudi Arabia Public Transportation Company (SAPTCO) runs the bus; you can view their complete timetable at saptco.com.sa
How to get tickets
Tickets for buses can be purchased in two ways. It’s easy for travelers to purchase and reserve tickets online.
travel paperwork
Both tourists and citizens of the UAE need to provide necessary documents for the trip in addition to their bus ticket.
UAE Residents
In addition to their Emirates ID, residents must have a valid residence permit, a passport valid for at least six months, and a printout of the eVisa for GCC Residents, which you can apply for using this link.
Tourists
Travelers from the United Arab Emirates to Saudi Arabia need a Saudi visit visa; 49 nations can apply for a Saudi eVisa; go here to see whether you qualify. If not, you can apply for a visit visa at the Saudi consulate in your place of residence or through an authorized travel agency. Reentry into the UAE will also require a valid visitation visa.
