Umrah Visa

Muslim travelers from around the world can apply, but eligibility may vary by nationality and local Saudi embassy guidelines. Some countries may require group bookings.

Umrah can be performed any time of the year except during the Hajj season. The months of Rajab, Sha'ban, and Ramadan are particularly popular.

Typically, an Umrah visa is valid for 30 days from the date of entry. However, regulations may change, so always check current guidelines before traveling.

You are usually allowed to visit Mecca, Medina, and Jeddah only. Travel outside these cities may not be permitted on an Umrah visa.

You can apply for an Umrah visa online through trusted agencies like VisitsVisa. Submit your documents, make the payment, and our team handles the rest.

Generally, you'll need - A valid passport (minimum 6 months validity), Passport-size photographs, Confirmed flight & hotel booking, Proof of COVID-19 vaccination (if required), Completed application form.

Processing times vary, but VisitsVisa offers fastest delivery in 24–72 hours, depending on your country and visa type.

Yes, applying online through a licensed, secure provider like VisitsVisa is completely safe and time-saving.

Yes, women over the age of 18 can apply for an Umrah visa without a mahram, depending on the latest Saudi regulations.

VisitsVisa offers fast processing, affordable prices, 24/7 customer support, and secure, hassle-free service—trusted by thousands of pilgrims.

Yes, our expert visa consultants are available 24/7 to assist you via chat, email, or phone—before, during, and after your application.

We offer some of the most competitive prices in the industry without compromising quality, speed, or support.

In many cases, we deliver your approved visa within 24–72 hours after receiving all documents—one of the fastest turnaround times available.

Absolutely. We use industry-grade encryption and data protection protocols to ensure your personal and travel information is 100% secure.

Depending on the current Saudi guidelines, COVID-19 vaccination or PCR testing may be required. Check the latest travel advisory before departure.

Pack light but include - Ihram garments, Comfortable walking shoes, Medications and hygiene items, Prayer mat and religious books, Copies of your documents.

Travel insurance is not mandatory but highly recommended. Some Umrah visa packages now include mandatory health insurance.

Yes, children of all ages can travel for Umrah. You must apply for their individual visas and provide all required documentation.

It’s best to apply at least 2–3 weeks before your planned travel date to allow for document collection, booking, and processing.

If your Umrah visa is rejected, first review the reason for denial provided by the authorities. Common issues include incomplete documents, passport validity, or vaccination proof. You can correct the issue and reapply through VisitsVisa, where our experts will help ensure everything is in order for approval.

If your visa application is denied via VisitsVisa, our support team will help you understand the reason, suggest corrections, and assist in resubmitting your application if eligible. We’re here to make sure you get another chance at approval.

Yes, you can request cancellation before your application is submitted to the embassy or Saudi authorities. However, refund eligibility depends on the application stage. Once processing has begun, full refunds may not be possible. Contact our 24/7 support for personalized assistance.

A Single Entry Umrah Visa allows you to enter Saudi Arabia once for Umrah. Once you leave the country, the visa cannot be reused, even if it's still valid. This is the most common visa type for first-time Umrah pilgrims.

A Multiple Entry Umrah eVisa permits you to enter and exit Saudi Arabia multiple times within its validity period, often up to one year. It's ideal for frequent travelers or families visiting for religious and tourism purposes.