VISA GUIDE · UAE RESIDENTS

Last updated: July 2026 — fees confirmed with current Saudi consulate rates

Umrah Visa from Dubai — Cost, Requirements & Processing Time

Planning to perform Umrah from Dubai, Sharjah, or anywhere in the UAE? Every UAE resident, regardless of nationality, needs a valid Umrah visa or Saudi tourist eVisa to enter the Kingdom. This page covers the current Umrah visa cost, required documents, processing time, and how our licensed agency handles your full application.

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How Much Does an Umrah Visa from Dubai Cost?

The Umrah visa fee from Dubai (also called Umrah visa charges or Umrah visa price) typically ranges between AED 600–750, depending on your passport nationality and the visa type. A Saudi Tourist eVisa (Umrah-eligible) can range from AED 700–900. Our agency adds a flat one-time processing fee of AED 15. This Umrah visa fee for UAE residents is the same regardless of nationality on your UAE visa — Emirati, GCC, or expatriate. Some nationalities qualify for reduced or waived visa fees — contact us with your passport nationality for an exact quote.

Umrah visa charges from UAE (Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, or any Emirate) follow the same fee structure — your Emirate of residence does not change the visa price, only your pickup point for the package.
Visa Type Processing Time Validity Fee (AED)
Standard Umrah Visa (via Agency) 3 working days 30 days 600–750
Saudi Tourist eVisa (Umrah-eligible) 3 working days 90 days 700–900
Agency Processing Fee One-time 15

Fees vary by nationality and current Saudi government policy and are confirmed at the time of application. For complete, up-to-date information tailored to your passport, contact us on WhatsApp — it's the fastest way to reach us.

Umrah Visa Requirements for UAE Residents

All UAE residents — Emirati, GCC, or expatriate — need the following six documents.

1

Valid Passport

Minimum 6 months validity from travel date, at least 2 blank pages.

2

UAE Residence Visa

Minimum 4 months remaining validity.

3

Emirates ID

Clear colour copy, front and back, currently valid.

4

2 Passport-size Photos

White background, no glasses.

5

Meningitis (ACWY) Certificate

Vaccination taken at least 10 days before travel.

6

Confirmed Hotel Booking

Provided by us as part of your package.

Additional documents may apply depending on nationality and profession on your UAE visa. Our team reviews everything before submission at no extra cost.

Your Visa, Approved in 4 Steps

Processing normally takes 3–7 working days. Apply at least 3 weeks before departure — 4–6 weeks during Ramadan and peak season.

1

Send Your Documents

Via WhatsApp — passport, Emirates ID, UAE residence visa, photo.

2

We Review & Confirm

Eligibility confirmed, missing requirements flagged same day.

3

Consulate Submission

Filed with Saudi consulate / Nusuk platform on your behalf.

4

Approval & Confirmation

Visa sticker/eVisa sent with hotel booking confirmation.

Umrah Visa from Sharjah, Abu Dhabi & Across the UAE

We process Umrah visa applications for residents across all seven Emirates. The visa cost and document requirements are the same regardless of your Emirate of residence — only your pickup point for bus/air packages changes.

Dubai Sharjah Abu Dhabi Ajman Ras Al Khaimah Fujairah Umm Al Quwain

Frequently Asked Questions — Umrah Visa from Dubai

Umrah visa fees from Dubai generally range from AED 600 to AED 750 depending on nationality, plus a AED 15 agency processing fee. Some nationalities may qualify for reduced or free visas. Contact us with your passport nationality for the exact current fee.

Six key documents: valid passport (6+ months validity), UAE Residence Visa (4+ months validity), Emirates ID copy, 2 passport photos, Meningococcal ACWY vaccination certificate, and a confirmed hotel booking (which we provide).

Most applications are processed in 3–7 working days when submitted correctly. We recommend applying at least 3 weeks before travel, and 4–6 weeks before Ramadan.

Yes. Every UAE resident, regardless of nationality, requires either a Saudi Umrah visa or a Saudi tourist eVisa to enter Saudi Arabia for Umrah.

No. The visa fee (AED 600–750 depending on nationality) is paid separately from the package price. This is standard across the industry.

Both allow Umrah-eligible entry. The standard Umrah visa is valid for 30 days; the Saudi Tourist eVisa is valid for 90 days and costs slightly more (AED 700–900).

The visa itself is AED 600–900, but your total Umrah cost also includes transport, hotel, and Ziyarat — starting from AED 1,100 for a bus package and AED 2,750 for an air package.

Visa applications require a confirmed hotel booking as part of the documentation. We can arrange this as a visa-only service — contact us on WhatsApp for details.

Yes, the Meningococcal ACWY vaccine is mandatory for all applicants, taken at least 10 days before departure. Polio vaccination may also be required depending on nationality.

Yes, all travelers including children require their own visa application with the same core documents.

Our team assists with resubmission, additional documentation, or escalation with the Saudi consulate to resolve delays quickly.