Riyadh · Jeddah · Dammam
International Immigration and Visa Support for People Living in Saudi Arabia
Whether you are planning to visit, study, work, join family, or move permanently, the first step is understanding which route is actually open to you and what it will require.
Destinations
Where Are You Planning to Go?
We support a focused set of destinations so that our information stays accurate and current. We would rather cover four countries properly than twenty badly.
01Route guidanceUnited KingdomVisitor, student, work and family routes.Explore destination
02Regulated advice marketCanadaStudy, work, visitor and permanent residence routes.Explore destination
03Regulated advice marketAustraliaSkilled migration, student and sponsored work routes.Explore destination
04Route guidanceEurope & SchengenShort-stay Schengen visas and selected European routes.Explore destination
Considering somewhere else? Tell us during your consultation. We will either confirm whether we can support that destination or refer you to someone who can.
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How We Work
Immigration decisions are made by governments, not by consultants. What a good consultancy can do is make sure your case is understood, your route is the right one, and your documents are complete and consistent.
Peregrine helps foreign nationals and Saudi residents review their options, understand the requirements, prepare their documents correctly, and move forward with confidence. We explain what is realistic, what is not, and what happens next.
With offices in Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam, we work with clients across the Kingdom in person, by video call and by WhatsApp.
Four commitments shape everything we do:
- We check the current rules
- Immigration routes open, close and change. We check the destination country's own immigration authority before we advise you, and we show the date each page was last reviewed.
- We tell you what we can and cannot do
- Some countries require a licensed adviser or lawyer to represent an applicant. Where that applies, we say so and we tell you who can help.
- We do not promise outcomes
- No consultancy can guarantee a visa, a job, residency or citizenship. Any firm that tells you otherwise is not being straight with you.
- We put the scope in writing
- You receive a written description of the work and the fee before you pay anything.
Immigration and visas
Immigration and Visa Services
Start with the type of move you are planning.
What happens
How the Process Works
Enquiry
You send a short enquiry. No documents at this stage.
Consultation
We discuss your situation, your goal and your timeline.
Route review
We identify which routes are realistically open to you, and which are not.
Document plan
You receive a clear list of what is needed, in what order, and who issues it.
Application support or referral
We support your application, or we refer you to a regulated professional where the destination country requires one.
Who we help
Who We Work With
Most of our clients are foreign nationals living and working in Saudi Arabia, along with Saudi nationals planning to study, invest or travel. Your requirements usually depend on the passport you hold rather than where you currently live, which is one of the first things we clarify.
- Professionals considering skilled migration or a sponsored work route
- Students applying to universities and colleges overseas
- Families planning a move together, or applying to join a spouse or parent
- Entrepreneurs and investors looking at business or investment routes
- Employers and HR teams managing staff mobility and documentation
- Foreign residents in Saudi Arabia who need documents attested, translated or prepared
Saudi business solutions
Setting Up or Expanding a Business in Saudi Arabia
Alongside our immigration work, we support foreign investors, entrepreneurs and international companies entering the Saudi market. That includes market-entry planning, Investment Registration with the Ministry of Investment (MISA), company formation, Commercial Registration, and licensing coordination.
The Saudi framework changed materially when the Investment Law came into force in February 2025, replacing the previous foreign-investment licence with an investor registration process. We work to the current framework, not the one that has been superseded.
Ongoing support
Corporate and Workforce Support
Resources
Guides, Checklists and Answers
Practical information written for people living in Saudi Arabia: what documents you need, how attestation works, what to do after a refusal, and what has recently changed.
- How to Choose the Right Immigration Route from Saudi Arabia
- Document Attestation and Translation for International Applications
- What to Do After a Visa Refusal
Published across the first ninety days, each against its official source and dated. Until a guide is live, the service page it supports covers the same ground.
Talk to us
Talk to Us About Your Situation
A consultation is the fastest way to find out where you stand. Tell us your nationality, your goal and your timeline, and we will tell you what is realistic.
- Phone and WhatsApp
- +966 56 252 8339
- Offices
- Riyadh · Jeddah · Dammam