Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has commenced issuing Umrah visas for the post-Hajj season!

This new Umrah season will begin with the Islamic New Year on Muharram 1. The initiative aims to streamline the arrival of pilgrims to the Kingdom and ensure a smooth, hassle-free experience.

Their goal is to accommodate more pilgrims and provide diligent services

The Ministry is diligently working to implement the directives of the Saudi leadership. Their goal is to accommodate more Umrah pilgrims and provide services that meet their needs and expectations. This effort reflects the Kingdom’s ongoing commitment to enhancing the pilgrimage experience for Muslims worldwide.

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The Umrah permits were previously paused to allow for a smoother Hajj experience

Previously, the Ministry had paused the issuance of Umrah permits through the Nusuk application from May 23 for a month. This temporary suspension was intended to facilitate a smoother experience for Hajj pilgrims arriving from around the globe. As planned, the Nusuk App resumed issuing Umrah visas on Dhul Hijjah 15, which corresponded to June 21.

The visa issuance will help manage the influx of pilgrims

In its latest statement, the Ministry emphasized that the resumption of Umrah visa issuance will help manage the influx of pilgrims efficiently. The Ministry leverages its extensive experience to establish technical and field programs designed to support Hajj and Umrah pilgrims, ensuring their rituals are performed with ease.

This annual initiative, starting right after the Hajj season, underscores the Ministry’s dedication to facilitating and enhancing the pilgrimage experience for all.