Passports Confirm Family Travel to Gulf Countries
The passports clarify that the family register is not considered a travel document, and each individual wishing to travel to the Gulf Cooperation Council countries must obtain a separate passport. The presence of a child in the family register does not replace the need to obtain their own passport. It is also explained that the family register is used solely to verify family data and is updated or renewed when changes occur; it does not have a specific expiration date. Additionally, the family register can be updated electronically via the Absher platform without the need to visit civil status offices, provided the necessary conditions are met, such as having a valid national address and no outstanding fines. The passports emphasize the importance of completing all official document procedures before traveling, as the family register is not considered a travel document that would allow family members to travel to the Gulf or other countries.
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