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Umrah Visa

Umrah Visa

Mode: eVisaEntry: Single EntryStay Duration: 60 DaysValidity: 60 Days

 Umrah Visa
Processing
2-3 Working Days
Mode
eVisa
Entry
Single Entry
Stay Duration
60 Days
Validity
60 Days

Overview

Eligible Muslim pilgrims can travel to the Kingdom to do Umrah and see the sacred cities of Makkah and Madinah with the Saudi Arabia Umrah Visa (60 Days). While adhering to Saudi Arabia's immigration and pilgrimage laws, it provides enough time to finish religious rites, participate in worship, and have a spiritually enlightening voyage. Before traveling, pilgrims should always confirm the most recent entry requirements and visa validity, as these can change.

Why Travunited

Professional Visa Assistance: Complete assistance with your Saudi Arabia Umrah visa application.
Document Verification: A thorough examination of all necessary documents to reduce mistakes and delays.
Quick Processing Support: Help you submit your application quickly and effectively.
Personalized assistance during your Umrah tour is provided by committed travel consultants.
Complete Umrah Travel Solutions: All travel planning, hotel reservations, flight bookings, and visa assistance at one location.
Transparent Pricing: Clear service pricing and no additional fees.
Regular Application Updates - Stay informed about your visa application status.
Reliable Customer Support: Quick help prior to, during, and following the application process.
Trusted Travel Expertise - Experienced in arranging religious travel and foreign visa services.
Customer-focused service is dedicated to making your Umrah trip easy, convenient, and hassle-free while adhering to the most recent Saudi visa regulations.

Stats

Umrah is one of the biggest religious pilgrimages in the world, with millions of Muslims performing it in Saudi Arabia each year.
Saudi Arabia hosted about 19.5 million international pilgrims and Umrah performers in 2025, demonstrating sustained expansion in religious tourism.
In the first quarter of 2025, over 15 million Umrah performers came to the Kingdom, demonstrating the year-round high demand.
The Kingdom continues to modernize the Umrah experience with the Nusuk digital platform, streamlining visa applications, permits, and pilgrimage services.
Improving services for Umrah pilgrims and growing religious tourism are major priorities in Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030.
Every year, pilgrims from more than 100 nations come to Saudi Arabia to conduct the Umrah.
The entire pilgrimage experience has been improved and processing times have decreased thanks to new digital initiatives and upgraded infrastructure.
To guarantee a safer and more seamless pilgrimage, Saudi authorities are making investments in improved lodging, transportation, healthcare, and crowd control.
Over 90% of visitors are satisfied with pilgrimage-related services, indicating notable advancements in service quality.
In accordance with Saudi regulations, the 60-day Umrah Visa gives qualified pilgrims enough time to complete their spiritual journey, visit the holy cities of Makkah and Madinah, and perform Umrah.

Documents Required

Per Traveller

Passport Copy

Required

Required document

Recent Photo

Required

Required document

IQAMA

Required

Required document

National Address

Required

Required document

Contact Number

Required

Required document

Flight Ticket Required

Required

Required document

Eligibility

A Muslim who plans to undertake Umrah is required.
possess a passport that is valid for at least six months after the date of admission into Saudi Arabia.
Use the authorized Saudi visa platform or an authorized travel agent to submit a completed Umrah visa application.
Provide current passport-sized photos that satisfy the requirements for a Saudi visa.
own valid tickets for a return or subsequent flight.
For the duration of the visit, offer confirmed hotel accommodations in Madinah or Makkah.
Prior to travel, fulfill the health and immunization standards set forth by Saudi authorities.
Show that you have enough money to pay for your travel and lodging during the visit.
Maintain current health insurance for travel, if necessary in accordance with Saudi legislation.
Respect all Saudi immigration, visa, and Umrah laws, especially those pertaining to entry and departure.

Important Notes

The Umrah Visa does not allow job or business activity; it is solely valid for Umrah and visits to the holy towns of Makkah and Madinah.
Make sure your passport will remain valid for at least six months after the date you plan to enter.
Throughout your trip, keep both digital and paper copies of your passport, visa, airline tickets, hotel reservations, and travel insurance.
To handle pilgrimage services and receive Umrah permits, register and use the Nusuk site or app as needed.
Observe all health and immunization regulations in Saudi Arabia, including any immunizations that the government has mandated before to travel.
During your visit, abide by Saudi Arabia's laws, customs, dress code, and religious beliefs.

Rejection Reasons

Incomplete or inaccurate application for a visa.
A passport that is damaged or has fewer than six months left on it.
Details from the passport and the visa application don't match.
Missing or insufficient supporting documentation, such as copies of passports, photos, reservations for hotels or flights.
Failure to fulfill immunization or health criteria.
Poor-quality or incorrect passport-size images that do not fulfill Saudi criteria.
Documents that were submitted with the application that were fraudulent, changed, or unverifiable.
Past infractions of Saudi visas, such as overstaying or breaking immigration laws.
Failing to make the necessary verified travel arrangements, including lodging and, if necessary, transportation.
Applying at prohibited times or failing to adhere to the most recent Umrah rules and prerequisites.

FAQs

What is a Saudi Arabia Umrah Visa?

A Saudi Arabia Umrah Visa allows eligible Muslim pilgrims to travel to Saudi Arabia to perform Umrah.

2.Can I perform Hajj with an Umrah Visa?

No. An Umrah Visa is valid only for Umrah. A separate Hajj visa is required for Hajj.

3.Can I visit Makkah and Madinah with an Umrah Visa?

Yes. Eligible pilgrims may visit the holy cities to perform Umrah.

4.Can I work in Saudi Arabia with an Umrah Visa?

No. Employment or paid work is not permitted.

5.Can I visit tourist attractions during my stay?

Yes. Subject to current Saudi regulations and your visa conditions.

6.Can children apply for an Umrah Visa?

Yes. Children require their own valid travel documents and visa, if applicable.

7.Can I reapply if my Umrah Visa is rejected?

Yes. You may reapply after correcting the issues that led to the refusal.

8.Can women apply for an Umrah Visa?

Yes. Women can apply in accordance with the latest Saudi regulations.

9.What documents are generally required for an Umrah Visa?

Typically, a valid passport, completed application, photograph, travel insurance, and supporting travel documents are required.

10.Who makes the final decision on my Umrah Visa application?

The final decision rests with the Saudi authorities in accordance with applicable immigration and pilgrimage regulations.

11.Can I travel alone on an Umrah Visa?

Yes. Eligible pilgrims can travel individually in accordance with current Saudi regulations.

12.Can families apply together for an Umrah Visa?

Yes. Families may apply together, but each traveler must have an individual visa.

13.Is there an age limit for Umrah Visa applicants?

No specific age limit applies, but minors must travel according to Saudi regulations.

14.Can elderly pilgrims apply for an Umrah Visa?

Yes. Senior citizens are eligible if they meet the visa requirements.

15.Is hotel accommodation mandatory?

Accommodation details may be required as part of your travel arrangements.

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