Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the validity of visit visas of those people from countries facing travel ban will be extended until Sept. 30. The extension of visa will be made automatically without charging any fees, the ministry said in a statement on its Twitter account. 
The move is part of efforts undertaken by the government in tackling the effects and consequences of COVID-19, as well as mitigating its economic and financial effects. People of India, Pakistan, Indonesia, Egypt, Turkey, Argentina, Brazil, South Africa, United Arab Emirates, Ethiopia, Vietnam, Afghanistan and Lebanon who are holding labour and visit visas, will not be allowed to enter the Kingdom unless they spend two weeks in a third country after their departure.