Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic presents a challenge for healthcare systems all over the world. It has severely damaged the medical services of many countries and exposed the significant problems they possess. In that case, telemedicine may be considered a good tool that helps medical organizations react faster to people’s needs and diseases apart from COVID-19. Its implementation may help patients with severe diseases and those who have coronavirus but have no need to go to the hospital due to the light form of the disease. The use of virtual clinic devices will enable doctors to reduce the number of face-to-face contacts with patients who are likely to have COVID-19 and, thus, decrease the risk of being infected. Background Virtual clinics make a significant positive contribution to the healthcare system despite the limitations the hospitals may face during their implementation. Apart from that, the system is not been properly studied yet, and, in many cases, it was implemented in a short period due to the quick growth of the COVID-19 contagion ratio. Telemedicine may harm the country’s healthcare system, so it is necessary to regard both its shortcomings and advantages when implementing it. Aims and Objectives The present proposal is aimed at exploring the influence of telemedicine during the COVID-19 pandemic on the healthcare system of Saudi Arabia. The paper’s objectives are to analyze the sources and scientific and statistical data from them, establish whether the virtual clinic system positively influences the country’s medical system, and suggest guidelines for further research. In addition, the paper considers Saudi Arabian citizens’ attitudes toward virtual clinics. Research Questions The questions of the further research may be formulated the following way:   * Are virtual clinics an effective tool for the healthcare system of Saudi Arabia during the COVID-19 pandemic? How do they help the medical sphere survive this severe challenge?   * What is the popularity ratio of telemedicine in the country? Do Saudi Arabian citizens trust the virtual clinic system? Do doctors approve of its implementation? Literature Review The aim of the present literature review is to establish which factors are taken into account when analyzing the efficacy of telemedicine in Saudi Arabia during the COVID-19 pandemic. First, it is necessary to point out that due to the novelty of the problem, the number of scientific resources specifically Saudi Arabia is strictly limited. Despite that fact, there were found scientific articles on the topic that seem to constitute the relevant database for further research on the topic. They were published from 2020 to 2021 in peer-reviewed medical journals found in PubMed or ResearchGate databases. The sources address not only the healthcare system in general but also more narrow topics. They include primary healthcare or oral medical practice. Some of them also rely on virtual clinics’ popularity ratio among Saudi Arabian citizens. The Current article status of telehealth in Saudi Arabia during COVID-19 is aimed at exploring the current state of things concerning the role of telemedicine in providing healthcare serv