A final exit visa (Arabic tasheera khuruj nihai) is issued when an expatriate is leaving Saudi Arabia for good, typically after their contract ends or their sponsorship is being terminated. Once used, it cancels the holder's Iqama and ends the residency, unlike an exit re-entry visa which preserves it.
The visa is usually requested by the employer through platforms such as Muqeem, and the worker generally must settle obligations such as the return of any company property and confirmation of end-of-service entitlements before departure. The resident must leave within the visa's validity period.
Procedures, the worker's consent requirements, validity windows, and any fees or unsettled-dues conditions vary by case and can change, so confirm the current process and your entitlements before the visa is issued.