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Planning Umrah from the United States starts with one thing: your visa. The good news is that it's more straightforward than most people expect, especially with someone guiding you through the paperwork.
An Umrah visa is travel authorization from Saudi Arabia that lets you enter the country and perform Umrah in Makkah and Madinah. You can perform Umrah at most times of the year, but it's paused during the Hajj season, so check dates before you book.
This is the part many travelers miss.
| Umrah visa | Nusuk permit | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Lets you enter Saudi Arabia | Lets you perform Umrah at the Haram |
| How you get it | Through an authorized agent or the official eVisa system | Through the Nusuk app |
| Do you need it? | Yes | Yes |
You need both. We can walk you through each.
Issued specifically for pilgrims and usually arranged through an authorized agent as part of a package. Accommodation and transport are typically organized in advance.
Eligible travelers, including many US passport holders, can use the tourist eVisa and apply online. It's usually quick, and you can still perform Umrah on it outside the Hajj season, as long as you secure your Nusuk permit.
| If you want... | Consider |
|---|---|
| A full package with hotels and transport arranged | Dedicated Umrah visa |
| Flexibility to plan your own trip | Tourist eVisa |
| Help deciding | Talk to our team |
Rules change, so we recommend checking with us before you apply.
Processing usually takes [a few days to a couple of weeks], depending on:
Our advice: apply at least 3–4 weeks before departure, and earlier for Ramadan.
The total cost depends on the visa type, service charges, whether it's bundled into a package, and the timing of your application. [Add current fee or starting price.]
Some packages include the visa, so check what's covered before comparing prices. We'll give you a clear breakdown with no surprises.
Many US residents who aren't citizens can apply, but eligibility depends on your passport nationality and your US status. You'll typically need:
Contact us with your details and we'll confirm the right route.
| Season | What to know |
|---|---|
| Ramadan | Most sought-after and busiest, so book very early |
| Winter break | Pleasant weather and popular with US families |
| Summer holidays | Good for school-age children, but fares can rise |
It depends on the visa type. [Confirm current validity, for example 30 or 90 days.]
Yes. Every traveler, including infants, needs an individual visa.
Generally yes on a tourist eVisa, but rules vary, so check before you go.
Yes. A visa alone doesn't give you access to perform Umrah. You'll need your permit.
In many cases basic coverage is part of the visa fee. [Confirm.]
Yes, we offer visa-only assistance as well as complete packages.
Don't let paperwork slow down your journey. Get in touch with UmrahOne, share your travel plans, and we'll handle the visa so you can focus on what matters.