Saudi Arabia Umrah Package
Umrah Packages from Dubai & Sharjah – Thoughtfully Designed for Your Spiritual Journey
At Zabeel Star Travel and Tourism – ZabeelTravel, we understand that Umrah is more than a trip — it’s a deeply personal journey of faith, reflection, and renewal. That’s why we’ve curated Umrah packages with care, focusing on comfort, transparency, and ease — especially for residents in the UAE. Whether you prefer to travel by air with Saudi Airlines or choose our economical bus service from Dubai and Sharjah, each package is designed to help you focus on worship — not logistics.
Air Travel Umrah Packages (Nonstop from Dubai)
Fly direct to Jeddah or Madinah with Saudi Arabian Airlines, every Monday — and return spiritually uplifted with minimal travel fatigue.
Option 1: 5-Day Spiritual Itinerary (2 Nights in Madinah, 3 Nights in Makkah)
Ideal for first-time pilgrims or those with limited time — a balanced experience that includes key rites and meaningful visits.
- 4-Bed Sharing: AED 2,590
- 3-Bed Sharing: AED 2,690
- Double Sharing: AED 2,890
- Private Room: AED 3,600
- Child (no bed): AED 2,290
- Infant (under 2): AED 400
Accommodation Highlights:
- Madinah: Durath Al Amjad or equivalent — just minutes from Masjid an-Nabawi
- Makkah: Saraya Al Misk or similar — within easy walking distance of Al-Haram
Option 2: Extended Devotion (5 Nights in Madinah, 3 Nights in Makkah)
For those seeking deeper connection — more time for prayer in Madinah, reflection at Rawdah, and spiritual preparation before entering Makkah.
- 4-Bed Sharing: AED 3,890
- 3-Bed Sharing: AED 3,990
- Double Sharing: AED 4,490
- Private Room: AED 6,800
- Child (no bed): AED 2,290
- Infant: AED 490
Premium Stays:
- Madinah: Anwar Al Madinah — modern, serene, and steps from the Prophet’s Mosque
- Makkah: Pullman Zamzam Makkah or Movenpick — iconic locations with seamless access to the Haram
Included in All Air Packages:
- Return nonstop flights (Saudi Airlines)
- Daily group guidance by certified, multilingual Umrah mentors
- Complimentary Umrah orientation sessions (online or in-person in Dubai)
- Round-trip transport between Makkah & Madinah via Haramain High-Speed Train
- Full Ziyarat program: Quba Mosque, Uhud, Jannat al-Baqi, and more
- Dedicated support from departure in Dubai to return
Bus Umrah Package from Dubai & Sharjah — Value & Convenience Combined
A trusted choice for families, seniors, and budget-conscious travellers — our 10-day bus journey offers peace of mind with door-to-door coordination and halal-certified services.
Itinerary:
- 2 days travel (Dubai/Sharjah → Makkah)
- 5 nights in Makkah
- 3 nights in Madinah
- 2 days return travel
- 4-Bed Sharing: AED 690 (visa not included)
- 3-Bed Sharing: AED 790
- Double Sharing: AED 990
- Private Room upgrades available on request
Recommended Stays:
- Makkah: Kiswa Tower — centrally located, modern, and family-friendly
- Madinah: Selected hotels within easy walking distance of Masjid an-Nabawi
What’s Included:
- Luxury AC bus with restroom (Dubai/Makkah/Madinah/Dubai loop)
- Departures every Wednesday from Dubai & Sharjah
- Professional Arabic & English-speaking group leaders
- Scheduled Jumu’ah prayers: 1 in Makkah, 2 in Madinah
- Guided Ziyarat to historically significant sites
- Visa assistance (Umrah or e-Tourist visa — based on eligibility)
Note: Breakfast is not included in the bus package, but we provide recommendations for nearby halal eateries and coordinate group meals upon request.
Umrah Visa Support — Hassle-Free for UAE Residents
We simplify the documentation process so you can focus on preparation, not paperwork.
Required for Umrah Visa (UAE Residents):
- Original passport (valid ≥6 months)
- UAE residence visa (valid ≥4 months)
- One recent passport photo (white background)
- Copy of Emirates ID
Good news: Umrah visas are open to all ages — including children and seniors.
We assist with both Umrah visa and Saudi e-Tourist visa, depending on your profession and nationality.
Transparent pricing — visa fees quoted separately based on nationality (call for instant quote).
Why Choose Our Umrah Packages?
- UAE-Based Support: Office in Dubai — real-time assistance before, during, and after your journey
- Dedicated WhatsApp Line: +971 4 355 6700 — for urgent queries or document checks
- Trusted by Families & Groups: Over 1,200 pilgrims served in 2024 alone
- Pre-Departure Umrah Classes: Free access to online sessions explaining rites, etiquette, and dua’as
- No Hidden Costs: What you see is what you pay — except visa, which is clearly itemized
Let your Umrah be defined by devotion — not stress.
Call or WhatsApp us today to book, or ask about group discounts, female-only groups, or senior-friendly arrangements.
Yes — every traveler**, including infants, requires:
- A separate passport (no entries in parent’s passport are accepted since 2023)
- A separate Umrah or e-Tourist visa
- Registration on the Nusuk app under a guardian’s account (free for under 18)
Pro tip: Infants (under 2) do not need Ihram, but still require visa/permit. We include infant visa processing in our documentation service — no extra fee beyond Saudi government cost.
Yes — and many pilgrims choose to do so for extra worship or family visits. Here’s how:
- For air packages: We can arrange hotel extensions (same or upgraded property) at preferential rates — even if your flight is fixed.
- For bus packages: Since the bus departs on a fixed schedule, you’d need to book a one-way drop-off in Makkah/Madinah and arrange your own return (flight or private transfer).
- All extensions require visa validity coverage — Umrah visas are typically 30–90 days, so check expiry.
Just inform us at least 72 hours before departure — we’ll coordinate with our partners in the Holy Cities.
As per updated Saudi Embassy guidelines (effective Jan 2025), Umrah visas from the UAE are not issued to applicants in the following occupational categories (per Emirates ID profession code):
- Labourers (e.g., general worker, cleaner, driver — unless employed by a government entity)
- Technicians in non-specialized roles (e.g., AC helper, painter)
- Certain domestic worker roles (maid, nanny, gardener)
Good news: These applicants can often use the e-Tourist visa route instead — and still perform Umrah. We verify your profession code before application to avoid rejection and refund delays.
Officially, no — the Saudi Ministry does not issue Umrah visas to applicants on UAE visit/tourist visas. However, if you hold a passport from a e-Visa eligible country (e.g., UK, USA, UAE, KSA GCC residents, Malaysia, etc.), you may:
- Apply for a Saudi e-Tourist Visa online directly (via visitsaudi.com)
- Enter Saudi Arabia, then book your Umrah slot via the Nusuk app
⚠️ Important: Your UAE visit visa must not be cancelled or expired during Saudi entry/exit. We do not assist with Umrah visa applications for visit visa holders — but we can advise on e-Tourist options.
Yes — as of 2025, holders of a valid Saudi e-Tourist Visa (single or multiple entry) are permitted to perform Umrah, provided:
- You enter Saudi Arabia via Jeddah (JED) or Madinah (MED) airports (not Riyadh or Dammam unless transiting)
- You complete the Nusuk app registration for Umrah permits (free of charge) before entering the Haram
- Your visit falls outside Hajj season (Ramadan is allowed; Dhul-Qi’dah & Dhul-Hijjah require caution)
This is an excellent option for UAE residents whose professions are not eligible for Umrah visas (e.g., certain manual labor categories). We help assess eligibility and guide you through Nusuk setup.
We monitor visa status daily and alert you early if delays occur. In case of rejection (rare, but possible for certain nationalities or professions), we offer:
- Full refund of visa fee
- Option to defer your package to a later date (no rescheduling fee)
- Assistance reapplying via e-Tourist visa route (if eligible)
Our 98% visa approval rate reflects our careful pre-screening process.
Yes — all passengers receive access to our free Umrah Preparation Sessions, available:
- In-person at our Dubai office (every Sunday)
- Via Zoom/Google Meet (recorded for replay)
- As downloadable PDF + audio dua’as (Arabic/English/Urdu)
Topics include: Ihram rules, Tawaf/Wuquf steps, common mistakes, dua’as for each rite, and etiquette in the Haram.
- Makkah (Saraya Al Misk / Kiswa Tower): 8–12 minutes walk to Al-Haram — flat, air-conditioned pathways.
- Madinah (Durath Al Amjad / Anwar Al Madinah): Directly opposite or within 5 minutes of Masjid an-Nabawi.
We prioritise proximity so you can rest between prayers and avoid long commutes during peak hours.
Breakfast is not included in the bus package. However, our guides help coordinate affordable, halal-certified breakfast options near the hotels — and we can pre-arrange group meals at reasonable rates upon request.
Yes — we regularly arrange female-only groups senior-friendly itineraries with reduced walking, priority seating, and medical support coordination. Just mention your preference when booking.
Unfortunately, Umrah visas are only issued to UAE residents holding a valid Emirates ID and residence visa. Visit visa holders may apply for a Saudi e-Tourist visa (if eligible by nationality) and perform Umrah — but this depends on Saudi regulations at the time of travel. We can check your eligibility — just share your passport nationality and visa type.
Price depending on Nationality. Call us for details
