Baggage allowance and tips to avoid excess charges at the airport.
Saudia is one of the most popular airlines for Umrah from Pakistan. Baggage problems at the airport are one of the most common — and most avoidable — stresses of the trip. This guide explains how Saudia's baggage rules work for Umrah passengers and how to avoid excess charges.
Planning Umrah from Wah Cantt, Hasan Abdal or Taxila? Diyanat Travels is on GT Road, Wah Garden — a short drive from all three. Visit our office or message us on WhatsApp for a quotation.
Saudia's baggage allowance depends on your route, fare type and cabin class, and the airline updates its rules from time to time. Your exact allowance is printed on your e-ticket — always check it before packing, and ask our team if you're unsure.
Airlines, including Saudia, usually allow Umrah passengers to carry Zamzam water home in the official sealed container, often up to 5 litres. It generally cannot be packed inside your suitcase. The rules and any fees can change, so confirm with us before your return flight.
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Read article →No. Excess baggage charges are not included in our packages. Ask us before you travel if you think you'll need extra allowance.
Usually, yes — but check your return ticket. Pilgrims often exceed the limit on the way home because of shopping and Zamzam.
Yes. We serve pilgrims from Wah Cantt, Hasan Abdal, Taxila, Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Our office is on GT Road, Wah Garden, or you can arrange everything on WhatsApp.