Documents, eligibility and the process explained step by step.
If you hold a Pakistani passport, the usual way to perform Umrah is on an Umrah visa arranged through a licensed travel agency as part of a package. This guide explains the documents you'll need and how the process works. Saudi rules can change at short notice, so our team always confirms the latest requirements before you apply.
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.
Every child needs their own passport and visa. Share children's details early so the whole family's visas are processed together. See our guide to Umrah with children.
Rules for women travelling without a mahram have changed in recent years and can depend on age and group arrangements. Confirm your situation with our team when booking. See our women's Umrah guide.
More on our visa services: Visa Guidance.
Visit us at Basement Amna Arcade, GT Road, Wah Garden — or message us on WhatsApp for a quotation. Government licensed (DTS-12187).
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Read article →Processing time varies with the season and the Saudi system. Apply as early as possible — especially before Ramadan — and our team will give you a current estimate.
The Umrah visa is normally issued together with hotel and transport bookings through a licensed agency. Ask us about the options for your situation.
Visa fees are generally non-refundable once the application is submitted. Please check your documents carefully before applying.
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.
