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*All Non UK (Foreign) passport holders MUST provide original visa (permission to stay in UK) which must have at least 6 months leave remaining. All passports must be machine readable.
Planning an Umrah pilgrimage from the UK or abroad? The Umrah Visa is your essential gateway to visiting the holy cities of Makkah and Madinah. Unlike Hajj, which requires specific seasonal visas, Umrah can be performed year-round, making it accessible for devoted Muslims seeking a spiritual connection with Islamic heritage.
At Umrah Al Amanah (UK-based agency), we provide Umrah Visa services to Muslims worldwide. Whether you live in the United Kingdom, USA, Canada, Africa, Europe, Asia, or the Middle East, our trusted team ensures your visa process is fast, accurate, and stress-free.
Planning your journey to the Holy Cities of Makkah and Madinah begins with securing the correct Umrah visa. Whether you are travelling independently, with your family, or as part of a group, understanding the latest Saudi entry requirements is an important first step.
At Umrah Al-Amanah, we help pilgrims throughout the United Kingdom with reliable Umrah visa guidance, ensuring every application is prepared accurately and submitted with the correct supporting documents. Our experienced team keeps up to date with Saudi Arabia’s latest travel regulations, helping you avoid unnecessary delays and making the application process as straightforward as possible.
Whether you are applying for your first Umrah visa or have travelled before, we are here to provide clear advice and practical support from the moment you enquire until you begin your blessed journey.
An Umrah Visa is an official travel authorisation that allows eligible Muslims to enter the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to perform Umrah, the voluntary Islamic pilgrimage to the Holy Kaaba in Makkah. Unlike Hajj, which is performed only during specific Islamic dates, Umrah may be performed throughout most of the year, subject to Saudi government regulations.
Depending on your nationality and eligibility, you may be able to travel using:
The most suitable option depends on your passport, nationality, country of residence, and the latest Saudi immigration policies. Our specialists help determine the most appropriate route for your circumstances before you travel.
Thousands of Muslims from the United Kingdom travel to Saudi Arabia every year to perform Umrah. In addition to UK residents, applications can also be arranged for eligible travellers from many other countries, subject to Saudi visa rules.
We regularly assist:
Every application is assessed individually to ensure the correct visa route is chosen.
Applying for an Umrah Visa from the UK has become more convenient than ever. However, Saudi visa policies continue to evolve, making it important to understand which visa type is appropriate before booking your flights.
When you choose Umrah Al-Amanah, we guide you through every stage, including:
Our aim is to simplify the administrative process so you can focus on preparing spiritually for your pilgrimage.
Choosing the right travel company can make your Umrah experience significantly smoother. As a UK-based Umrah specialist, we are committed to providing transparent advice, responsive customer service and reliable support throughout your journey.
✔ UK-based Umrah travel specialists
✔ Guidance based on current Saudi regulations
✔ Assistance for individual, family and group applications
✔ Friendly support before, during and after your booking
✔ Help with flights, hotels, transport and visa guidance
✔ Clear communication without unnecessary jargon
✔ Ongoing updates if Saudi entry requirements change
✔ Dedicated customer support whenever you need assistance
Applying for an Umrah Visa from the UK is generally straightforward when you have the correct documentation and meet the latest Saudi Arabian entry requirements. While visa policies may change, preparing your application carefully can help reduce delays and avoid unnecessary complications.
At Umrah Al-Amanah, we review every application before submission to ensure that all required documents are complete and meet current Saudi regulations.
Before submitting your application, ensure you have the following documents available.
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Valid Passport | Minimum six months’ validity from your intended arrival date in Saudi Arabia. |
| Passport Photograph | Recent colour photograph meeting Saudi visa specifications. |
| Visa Application Information | Personal details exactly matching your passport. |
| Confirmed Travel Arrangements | Flight and accommodation details may be required depending on your visa route. |
| Vaccination Requirements | Any vaccinations required by Saudi authorities at the time of travel. |
| Additional Supporting Documents | May be requested depending on nationality or individual circumstances. |
Important: Saudi Arabian visa requirements can change without notice. Our team always works with the latest available guidance when assisting your application.
Your passport is one of the most important parts of your visa application.
To be eligible, your passport should generally:
If your passport is due to expire soon, it is usually advisable to renew it before applying for your Umrah visa.
If you hold a British passport, you may be eligible to apply through one of the approved Saudi visa routes available at the time of your application.
Eligibility depends on several factors, including:
Our advisers will help determine the most suitable application route for your circumstances.
Many Muslims living in the United Kingdom hold passports issued by countries other than the UK.
If you are a UK resident with a foreign passport, your visa requirements may differ depending on:
Our team can advise you on the documents required before you begin your application.
Saudi visa applications require a recent passport-style photograph that complies with official standards.
Generally, your photograph should:
Photos that do not meet the required standards may result in processing delays.
Saudi Arabia may require certain vaccinations before entry, depending on current public health regulations.
Requirements can vary based on:
Because these requirements may change, we recommend confirming the latest guidance before travelling.
If you’re unsure which vaccinations apply to your journey, our team can provide up-to-date advice during your booking process.
Applying for an Umrah visa is much easier when you understand the process.
Speak with one of our Umrah specialists to discuss your travel plans, preferred travel dates, and eligibility.
We’ll advise which documents are required and check that everything is complete before your application is submitted.
Once all documents have been verified, your application will be processed using the most appropriate visa route available.
Once approved, you’ll receive confirmation and guidance for the next stages of your journey.
After your visa has been arranged, you can focus on preparing spiritually and practically for your visit to Makkah and Madinah.
Processing times vary throughout the year and depend on several factors, including:
Submitting complete and accurate documentation helps reduce unnecessary delays.
If you have fixed travel dates, we recommend beginning your application well in advance of your planned departure.
The validity of an Umrah visa depends on the visa type issued and the latest Saudi regulations.
This may include:
As Saudi policies can change, our advisers will explain the validity period applicable to your visa before you travel.
Most delays are avoidable when applications are prepared correctly.
Common reasons include:
Our pre-submission checks are designed to minimise these issues and help ensure a smoother application process.
Yes. Children travelling for Umrah generally require appropriate travel documentation and a valid visa where applicable.
Requirements may vary depending on:
If you’re travelling as a family, we can guide you through the requirements for each traveller.
| Applicant | General Requirements |
|---|---|
| British Passport Holder | Valid passport, application details, and any supporting documents required under current Saudi regulations. |
| UK Resident with Foreign Passport | Passport, eligibility assessment and any nationality-specific documentation. |
| Family Applications | Individual documentation for every traveller, including children where applicable. |
| Elderly Pilgrims | Standard requirements plus any additional assistance requested during travel planning. |
| Group Bookings | Documentation for each individual traveller with coordinated application support. |
If you’re unsure about your eligibility, required documents, or the latest Saudi visa rules, our experienced team is here to help.
Whether you’re applying as an individual, travelling with family or organising a group pilgrimage, we’ll guide you through each step of the process to help make your Umrah preparations as smooth as possible.
Saudi Arabia offers several visa options that may allow eligible Muslims to perform Umrah, depending on their nationality, passport, and travel plans. The most suitable option varies from one traveller to another, so it is important to choose the correct visa before making your travel arrangements.
The dedicated Umrah Visa is specifically intended for Muslims travelling to perform Umrah. It is designed for pilgrims whose primary purpose is religious worship in Makkah and Madinah.
This option is ideal for:
Citizens of eligible countries, including the United Kingdom, may qualify for a Saudi Tourist eVisa, which also permits Umrah (excluding Hajj), subject to current Saudi regulations. The eVisa is generally a multiple-entry visa with its own validity and stay conditions.
This option may suit travellers who wish to:
Some travellers passing through Saudi Arabia may be eligible to perform Umrah during a transit stop if they meet the applicable entry conditions and obtain the required permits. Eligibility depends on airline arrangements and Saudi regulations.
Many people ask whether they should apply for an Umrah Visa or a Saudi Tourist eVisa.
| Feature | Umrah Visa | Saudi Tourist eVisa |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Purpose | Religious pilgrimage | Tourism, family visits, and Umrah (where permitted) |
| Available to | Eligible pilgrims | Eligible nationalities |
| Umrah Allowed | Yes | Yes (excluding Hajj) |
| Tourism | Limited to visa conditions | Yes |
| Multiple Entry | Depends on visa issued | Available under applicable eVisa conditions |
Our advisers can help determine which option is most appropriate based on your nationality and travel plans.
Yes. Many UK citizens can begin the Umrah visa process online, depending on the visa route available at the time of application.
At Umrah Al-Amanah, we simplify the process by helping you:
This reduces the likelihood of mistakes that could delay your travel.
The total cost of obtaining an Umrah visa depends on several factors, including:
Because Saudi visa regulations and associated charges can change, we recommend contacting our team for the latest information and a personalised quotation rather than relying on outdated online prices.
Your Umrah journey is one of the most meaningful experiences of your life. Choosing an experienced UK-based travel company provides reassurance throughout the planning process.
We aim to remove the stress from planning your pilgrimage so you can focus on your worship.
Obtaining your visa is only one part of preparing for Umrah. A well-organised trip also involves choosing the right flights, accommodation and transport.
Umrah Al-Amanah can assist with:
This allows you to arrange your entire pilgrimage through one trusted UK-based provider.
Saudi Arabia regularly updates its visa procedures and pilgrimage regulations to improve the experience for visitors. Recent changes have included expanded digital services, updated application processes, and new visa options for eligible travellers. In 2026, Saudi authorities announced a one-year multiple-entry Umrah visa for eligible pilgrims, subject to specific conditions such as approved service packages and obtaining an Umrah permit through the Nusuk platform before travel.
Because these rules may change, it is always advisable to check the latest requirements before submitting your application.
Our team monitors official updates so that our customers receive current guidance throughout the application process.
Whether you are applying for an Umrah Visa from the UK, travelling with your family or organising a group pilgrimage, our experienced advisers are ready to help.
From your initial enquiry through to your arrival in the Holy Cities, we strive to make every stage of your journey as simple and stress-free as possible.
Speak with the Umrah Al-Amanah team today for personalised guidance on:
Let us help you take the first step towards a spiritually rewarding journey to Makkah and Madinah.
An Umrah Visa is official permission issued by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia that allows eligible Muslims to travel to Makkah and Madinah to perform Umrah. Depending on your nationality, you may also be eligible to perform Umrah using another approved Saudi visa route.
Yes. UK citizens can apply through the appropriate Saudi visa route available to them, subject to the latest Saudi regulations.
Yes. Eligible applicants can begin the application process online, and our team can guide you through every step.
Processing times vary depending on demand, documentation and Saudi government processing.
We recommend applying several weeks before your planned departure date.
Your passport should normally be valid for at least six months from your intended arrival date.
Yes, provided you meet the latest Saudi entry requirements.
Yes, provided you meet the latest Saudi entry requirements.
Yes. Eligibility depends on nationality and the applicable Saudi visa rules.
Yes. Each traveller, including children, generally requires the appropriate travel documentation.
Absolutely. We regularly assist elderly pilgrims and their families.
Typically, you’ll need:
Yes. Your photographs should meet the latest Saudi visa specifications.
Yes. Your photographs should meet the latest Saudi visa specifications.
Vaccination requirements depend on current Saudi Ministry of Health regulations and may change.
Yes. We assist families of all sizes with their Umrah travel arrangements.
Yes. We assist families of all sizes with their Umrah travel arrangements.
Yes. Group Umrah applications are available.
Eligibility depends on current Saudi regulations applicable at the time of travel.
This depends on your chosen visa route and travel package.
We generally recommend discussing your travel plans with our advisers first.
Yes. Most pilgrims visit both Makkah and Madinah during their journey.
If your visa permits tourism, you may visit approved attractions during your stay.
An Umrah Visa is intended specifically for pilgrimage, while a Saudi Tourist eVisa allows tourism and, for eligible travellers, Umrah (excluding Hajj), subject to current regulations.
No. Hajj requires the appropriate Hajj authorisation and cannot be performed using an Umrah visa.
Yes. Pilgrims must obtain an Umrah permit through the Nusuk platform before performing Umrah.
In most cases, yes, except during periods when Saudi authorities apply seasonal restrictions.
Incorrect documents, passport issues, incomplete applications, and high seasonal demand.
Your permitted stay depends on your visa type and current Saudi regulations.
No. You should renew your passport before applying.
Some applicants may be required to complete biometric enrolment depending on nationality and the visa route.
Yes. Where applicable, your application can be tracked through the relevant Saudi platform.
We provide experienced guidance, document checks, travel support and assistance throughout your Umrah planning process.
Empowering pilgrims with seamless, sacred journeys to Makkah’s heartland.
