Umrah & Hajj FAQ

Most 15-day Umrah packages from India cost about ₹85,000–₹1,10,000 per person in economy (quad sharing, 3★ hotels), ₹1.1–2.5 lakh with 4★ hotels near the Haram, and ₹2.5 lakh+ for 5★ hotels at the Haram gates. Our packages start at about ₹89,999 including flights, visa and insurance.

Indian passport holders generally obtain the Umrah visa through an approved agent linked to a licensed Saudi Umrah company. We process the visa, the mandatory insurance and the Nusuk registrations (including the Rawdah permit) for every pilgrim.

A passport valid for at least 6 months with two blank pages, a recent photo on white background, a meningitis (ACYW) vaccination certificate, and for women under 45 travelling without a mahram, the current Saudi rules apply — we confirm before booking.

Hajj 1448 is expected around 14–19 May 2027, with the Day of Arafah around 15 May and Eid al-Adha around 16 May 2027, subject to moon sighting.

Haj Committee seats are allotted by lottery at a lower cost with fixed accommodation. Private Hajj through a registered Hajj Group Organiser (HGO) lets you choose hotels, duration and group, at a higher cost and subject to the private quota allotted each year.

November to February is the most comfortable (25–30°C). Ramadan — especially the last ten nights — is the most rewarding and busiest. June to August is the hottest and cheapest.

Saudi Arabia currently allows women to perform Umrah without a mahram when travelling with an organised group. We place women in a supervised group with female coordinators.

Message us on WhatsApp at +91 97421 84666 or call. We confirm availability, send the itinerary and hotel details, collect passport copies, and process your visa.

Usually 3–5 hours — Tawaf 45–90 minutes, two rak'ah and Zamzam about 15 minutes, Sa'i 45–75 minutes, then the haircut. Late at night in winter it can take under 3 hours.

The majority of scholars require wudu for Tawaf. For Sa'i, wudu is recommended but not required.

Yes. Wheelchairs and electric carts are available on the first floor and roof for both Tawaf and Sa'i, and we arrange wheelchair-pushers for elderly pilgrims.

Build on the lower number you are sure of and complete seven.

Yes — by going outside the Haram boundary (usually Masjid Aisha at Tan'eem) to enter Ihram again. Scholars differ on how often this is recommended.

Yes. Only scented products are forbidden; unscented soap, shampoo and lotion are fine.

Yes. Watches, belts, glasses and rings are allowed for men and women.

Yes, 5% GST applies to tour packages sold in India. Our quotes show it separately.

TCS is collected as advance tax. It is credited against your income-tax liability and refunded if you owe less, when you file your return.

Our complete 39-day Hajj is ₹6,99,999 per person (GST + TCS applicable; TCS refundable), including flights, visa, insurance, private AC transport, Category-D Zone-5 Mina camp and hotels in Makkah and Madinah.

No. Hajj is obligatory once in a lifetime for every adult Muslim who is physically and financially able.