Tawakkalna clarified that those who come to the Kingdom on visit visas after receiving medical insurance against Coronavirus shall contact the Health Insurance Council if their "insured visitor" status on the app does not show up.

The clarification followed complaints that some medically insured visitors did not have "insured visitor" status on their applications. To check the validity of their medical insurance, visitors should contact the council at 92001177.

According to the latest regulations, all those who arrive in the Kingdom on various types of visit visas must have medical insurance to cover their medical treatment if they are infected with Coronavirus.

According to the application, Tawakkalna beneficiaries with active and valid medical insurance will have a health status of an "insured visitor" if they come to the Kingdom on a visit visa. If the beneficiary does not have active and valid medical insurance while in the Kingdom, he will be considered an "uninsured visitor.".

According to the article, visitors to the Kingdom on all kinds of visit visas now have the option of using their health status, which is linked to a medical insurance plan, to cover the cost of treating a Coronavirus infection while they are in the country.