Also Read: Flying With a Power Bank? What to Do, What to Avoid and Why It’s Risky Also Read: Qantas Grounds Plane for “Deep Clean” After Bedbugs Found on Perth to Rome Flight The advisory also cleared that those Indian nationals present in Saudi Arabia on Visit, Tourist, Umrah or Business visas, unable to leave due to unavailability of flights, would be allowed to exit without payment of fines, as and when possible. However, it was also made clear that those with expired visas should exit Saudi Arabia as soon as flights become operational again. A special mention was made for those Indian nationals wanting to depart from Saudi Arabia on an emergency basis. They are of course, free to take a flight from neighbouring Gulf countries like Qatar and Bahrain - however, that is contingent upon them obtaining visas from the respective countries as per their rules. The advisory concluded by sharing contact details for the Embassy of India in Riyadh, referencing the 24x7 control room now operational, in view of the evolving situation. Travel News - Find latest news and tips based on Indian and World travel including top 10 travel destination, tourism information, how to reach visit and more at Times Now. Aalokitaa Basu is a writer and Senior Copy Editor whose work explores the intersection of lifestyle, culture, beauty, wellness, and self-possession. H... View More