FAQs
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Our Umrah packages typically include return flights, hotel accommodation in Makkah and Madinah, ground transportation, and full Umrah visa assistance, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free journey.
Yes, women can perform Umrah without a Mahram, subject to the current regulations of Saudi authorities. We can assist with the latest requirements and travel arrangements.
Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from your travel date. Travelers should also meet the latest Saudi Arabia health and vaccination requirements. Our team will guide you through the current requirements before departure.
Umrah packages from the UK typically start from £700–£900 per person for economy packages, while 4-star and 5-star packages can range from £1,000–£2,500+ per person, depending on travel dates, hotel category, and package inclusions. Prices are generally higher during Ramadan and peak seasons.
Yes, we offer flexible payment options, including installment plans on selected packages. Contact our team for details on available payment schedules and terms.
Yes. For Umrah 2026, Saudi Arabia requires pilgrims to have a valid Meningococcal ACWY (meningitis) vaccination certificate, taken at least 10 days before travel and within the approved validity period. Additional vaccinations may be required for travelers from certain countries, while seasonal flu and other routine vaccinations are recommended.
The Umrah visa fee typically ranges from £120–£180 per person, including mandatory health insurance and processing charges. If you're booking an Umrah package, the visa cost is often included in the overall package price.
Yes, Rawdah visits generally require advance booking through the Nusuk app, subject to availability. Umrah permit requirements may vary based on current Saudi regulations. Our team can guide you on the latest booking procedures before you travel.
Always book with an agency that is ATOL-protected to safeguard your flights and money. You can easily verify ATOL licenses on the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) site to ensure your bookings are secure.
Yes. A valid Umrah visa (or approved Saudi visa such as a tourist visa that allows Umrah) is required for performing Umrah. Your travel agent usually assists with the application and processing before departure.
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Yes, it is possible to obtain an Umrah visa more than once in a year.
The system does not allow extending the Umrah visa for more than 90 days.
To know the arrival requirements according to the country of arrival, please visit the Ministry’s website via the following link: https://haj.gov.sa/en/FAQ
It is not required to book a time to pray in Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, but booking is required for prayer in the Rawdah Sharifah for age groups 5 years and older who have not been proven infected with the Coronavirus.
Yes. You must use the official Nusuk Platform to book your Umrah permits and time slots to visit the Noble Rawdah (Riyadh ul Jannah) in the Prophet's Mosque in Madinah
- Budget/Economy: £700 - £1,200 per person (often shared rooms and longer transfers).
- Standard/Mid-Range: £1,200 - £1,800 per person (3- to 4-star hotels).
- Luxury/Premium: £2,000 - £3,500+ per person (5-star, Haram-view hotels like the Clock Tower).
- Peak times: Prices rise 15-30% during school holidays and Ramadan. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
An Umrah package from the UK generally ranges from £600 to over £1,800 per person. The total cost depends on your trip duration, hotel quality, and travel dates.
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