For Muslims living in the United States, obtaining an Umrah visa is the first step toward performing Umrah. Saudi Arabia offers different visa options for hajj and Umrah, and understanding the requirements, process, and costs can save you time, money, and stress.
This guide explains how U.S. citizens and residents can apply for an Umrah visa, what documents are required, and the latest rules for 2025. You can directly call International Hajj to apply for an Umrah visa, and we will handle the entire process.
There are two main ways for Muslims in the USA to perform Umrah:
To apply for an Umrah visa, you must meet the following requirements:
When applying for an Umrah visa from the USA, prepare the following documents:
Yes, US citizens and residents can perform Umrah using a tourist eVisa. However, it cannot be used for Hajj.
Through International Hajj, it may take 5–10 days for U.S. residents to get an Umrah visa approved.
Yes, it is mandatory. Fortunately, Saudi Arabia includes insurance with both Umrah and tourist visas.
No, the Umrah visa is limited to Makkah and Madinah. However, the tourist eVisa allows you to travel anywhere in Saudi Arabia.