Applicants for an Umrah visa are required to submit a set of basic documents that confirm identity, travel purpose, and eligibility. These documents are reviewed during the application process and must meet official standards.
Commonly required documents include:
- a valid passport with sufficient remaining validity,
- a recent passport-sized photograph meeting official specifications,
- confirmed travel arrangements related to Umrah,
- proof of accommodation in Saudi Arabia.
The passport must typically remain valid beyond the intended stay period. Passports with insufficient validity or visible damage may be rejected during processing.
In some cases, additional documentation may be requested depending on the applicant’s nationality or travel history. Travelers are advised to check specific requirements before submitting their application.
Accuracy and consistency of information across all submitted documents are essential. Discrepancies in names, passport numbers, or travel dates can result in processing delays or denial.
Applicants should also ensure that all documents are submitted through official or authorized channels. Using unverified intermediaries may increase the risk of errors or fraudulent applications.