Umrah Visa

Mode: eVisaEntry: Single EntryStay Duration: 90 DaysValidity: 90 Days

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Entry

Single Entry

Stay Duration

90 Days

Validity

90 Days

Overview

With the exception of the Hajj time, a Saudi Arabia Umrah Visa permits qualified Muslims to enter the Kingdom and conduct Umrah throughout the allowed season. Pilgrims can visit the holy towns of Makkah and Madinah while adhering to Saudi Arabia's immigration and religious laws due to the visa's easy application process.

Why Travunited

•Valid for a year starting on the date of issuance.

•Permits more than one entry into Saudi Arabia while it is still valid.

•Visits may last up to 90 days, depending on the terms of the visa.

•Intended for travel, recreation, family visits, business gatherings, events, and Umrah (excluding the Hajj).

•This visa does not allow for the Hajj pilgrimage.

•It is completely forbidden to work for pay.

•A passport must be valid for a minimum of six months after the entrance date.

•As part of the visa requirements, travel and health insurance are mandatory.

•When traveling, keep a copy of the authorized visa with you, either digitally or in print.

•The ultimate power to approve or reject entrance rests with immigration authorities.

•Travelers must abide by all immigration, customs, and legal requirements in Saudi Arabia.

•If the allotted time is exceeded, there could be fines, penalties, or limits on future travel.

•After it expires, the visa cannot be renewed; if required, a new application is needed.

•Approval of a visa does not ensure entrance into Saudi Arabia.

Stats

•Visas are only granted to Muslim pilgrims who are going to do the Umrah.

•Travel Insurance: As part of the visa application procedure, medical and travel insurance are typically required.

•Religious Access: Enables visitors to do Umrah in the sacred towns of Makkah and Madinah.

•Hajj Restriction: A separate Hajj visa is needed to conduct the Hajj; the Umrah Visa is not valid for this purpose.

•Seasonal Availability: With the exception of times designated by Saudi authorities for the Hajj season, Umrah visas are normally accessible all year round.

•Quick Processing: Subject to verification, many qualified applications are completed in a matter of business days.

•Millions of Pilgrims: Saudi Arabia is one of the biggest religious tourism destinations in the world, welcoming millions of Umrah pilgrims each year.

•Mandatory Compliance: During their stay, pilgrims must abide by all immigration, health, and religious laws of Saudi Arabia.

•Access Approval: Saudi immigration authorities have the last say over admittance; the issuing of a visa does not ensure access.

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

•The applicant must be a Muslim who plans to conduct Umrah.

•Possess a passport that is valid for at least six months prior to the departure date.

•Fill out the Umrah visa application accurately.

•If necessary, send in a recent passport-sized photo.

•If asked, provide a confirmed ticket for the return or subsequent flight.

•If necessary, provide documentation of your accommodations in Saudi Arabia.

•Own enough money to pay for the trip.

•Fulfill all immigration and health criteria in Saudi Arabia.

•When necessary, get the required health and travel insurance.

•Give the Saudi officials any more documentation they ask for.

•Possess no prior record of major immigration infractions or travel restrictions.

•According to Saudi regulations, only perform Umrah during the allotted time.

Important Notes

•The Umrah Visa is only granted in order to do Umrah.

•An Umrah visa cannot be used to perform the Hajj. You need a separate Hajj visa.

•A passport must be valid for at least six months prior to the departure date.

•All immigration, health, and religious laws in Saudi Arabia must be followed by visitors.

•In general, travel and medical insurance are mandatory.

•Carry a physical or digital copy of your authorized visa while traveling.

•It could be necessary to have a confirmed return or subsequent trip.

•When you arrive, you could be asked to provide proof of lodging.

•Visa holders need to depart Saudi Arabia prior to the expiration of their visa.

•With an Umrah visa, employment or paid labor is strictly forbidden.

•If the allotted time is exceeded, there could be fines, penalties, deportation, or future travel restrictions.

•Approval of the visa does not ensure access; Saudi immigration authorities have the final say over admission.

•Before departing, always confirm the most recent Umrah laws and prerequisites, as they are subject to change.

•During their tour, pilgrims should abide by all rules set forth by the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah.

Rejection Reasons

•Incomplete or inaccurately completed visa application.

•A passport that is less than six months old.

•Submission of supporting documentation that is unclear, outdated, or invalid.

•Inconsistency between the supporting documentation and the application details.

•Not fulfilling the prerequisites for obtaining an Umrah visa.

•giving fraudulent, deceptive, or false information.

•Noncompliance with immigration or health regulations in Saudi Arabia.

•Prior overstays, immigration offenses, or visa infractions.

•Saudi authorities' current travel restrictions or entrance prohibitions.

•During the application screening, security or background issues were found.

•Failing to submit required paperwork when asked, such as proof of lodging or return travel.

•Failure to pay the necessary service or visa costs.

•Trying to complete the Hajj with an Umrah visa, which is not allowed.

•Applying during times when the granting of Umrah visas is prohibited or suspended because of the Hajj or governmental regulations.

•The Saudi immigration authorities have the final say over approval and might reject a visa without giving a specific explanation.

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.