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Umrah Travel Update: February 2023
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Umrah Travel Update: December 2022
Updated: 4.12.2022 As of 21 March 2022, the Saudi authorities lifted most of the precautionary measures which came in place during the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes removing all restrictions relating to COVID-19 and hence Saudi Arabia is now welcoming pilgrims to visit Masjid Al Haram and Masjid Al Nabawi (together
Saudi Umrah & Tourist Visas 2019
Saudi Umrah & Tourist Visas 2019 In order to breakdown the current option of acquiring an Umrah Visa, we will start by documenting the timeline since the start of the new Umrah Season of 1441H. [1] Repeat Umrah Fee Cancelled (8th Sept 2019) On September 8th 2019, Arab News reported
Government of Saudi Arabia to issue non-adhesive Umrah visas from April 2017
CBHUK has received the following circular from the Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia (London) and advises pilgrims that the Government of Saudi Arabia is to issue non-adhesive Umrah visas from April 2017. For pilgrims, this means that your tour operator/agent MUST print the visa off once your passport has been
SR2000 Umrah Fee Concession Announced Effective 2nd Dec 2016
CBHUK announces that the Saudi Visa Application Portal has reportedly been changed to allow one Umrah per Hijri calendar free without paying SR2000 fee. This ruling comes into effect 2.12.2016. Only travelers who had applied before 2.12.2016 or visit for the second time or more in the same Hijri year