Looking for Umrah Package from Dubai?

If you are traveling for Umrah by air from the UAE, vaccination is generally not required. However, we recommend checking with your airline before travel, as some airlines may have their own travel requirements. If you are traveling for Umrah by bus from UAE, an influenza vaccination certificate may be required at the Saudi border.

Yes, UAE visitors can apply for an Umrah visa from Dubai. Eligibility depends on your nationality, visa status, and other requirements. Contact ASAA for complete details and the latest Umrah visa rules.

Yes, we offer Umrah packages by bus from Dubai and Sharjah. The journey takes approximately 24 to 30 hours and is a popular affordable option. Our buses are comfortable, air-conditioned, and make regular stops along the route.

Yes, single women can apply for an Umrah visa from Dubai without a mahram, subject to the latest Saudi Arabia Umrah visa regulations and travel policies.

Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of travel to apply for Saudi Umrah or tourist eVisa.

Yes, UAE residents can travel from Dubai to Makkah by car for Umrah. If you’re driving your own vehicle, you can also purchase Saudi vehicle insurance at the UAE–Saudi border or designated points of entry.

Yes. Eligible UAE residents and citizens of approved countries can apply for a Saudi multiple-entry tourist visa. The visa is generally valid for one year and allows stays of up to 90 days in total during the visa validity period. In addition, holders of passports from the UK, US, and Schengen countries may be eligible for a Saudi visa on arrival, subject to Saudi Arabia’s current entry requirements and eligibility conditions.

UAE residents and residents of other GCC countries, including Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, and Qatar, can apply for a Saudi single-entry or Umrah eVisa, depending on eligibility. GCC residency must usually be valid for at least 3 months from the date of entry into Saudi Arabia.