Umrah Package From Abu Dhabi By Flight

Yes, most flights from Abu Dhabi to Saudi Arabia are direct. This means you do not have to stop at another airport before reaching your destination. A direct flight helps you save time and makes your journey easier. You can reach Makkah or Madinah faster without long layovers. This allows you to focus more on your pilgrimage and spiritual preparations.

According to Saudi regulations, women under 45 years old must travel with a Mahram (male guardian). However, women 45 years and older can travel alone if they are part of a group and have a notarized No Objection Certificate (NOC) from their Mahram.
With our services, a single woman can join a group for Umrah. We make sure a safe and well-organized journey with full support and guidance.

Yes, you can book at the last minute. However, it depends on visa approval and flight availability.
Seats on flights and hotel rooms may fill up quickly, especially during peak seasons. It is always better to book early to avoid delays and secure your preferred package, whether it is the Basic Package, 4-Star, or 5-Star.

Before traveling for Umrah from Abu Dhabi, getting the necessary vaccinations is essential. According to the latest 2025 update, the Meningococcal Vaccine (Quadrivalent ACYW-135) is mandatory and must be taken at least 10 days before arrival in Saudi Arabia, with a validity of three years. 

While the Seasonal Influenza Vaccine is not always required, it is strongly recommended due to the large crowds during Umrah, which increase the risk of flu. Pneumococcal Vaccine is advised for individuals aged 65 and above or those with chronic health conditions.

 Travelers from regions with reported polio cases must receive the Polio Vaccine, and those from yellow fever-prone countries are required to take the Yellow Fever Vaccine. Additionally, ensuring that routine vaccinations are up to date is important. 

Maintaining good personal hygiene and carrying a basic first-aid kit can also help prevent illness. It is crucial to get vaccinated from certified providers and carry official vaccination certificates. Since health regulations may change, it is advisable to consult a doctor or travel health clinic in Abu Dhabi and check the latest guidelines from the Saudi and UAE Ministries of Health before departure.

Yes, children of all ages require an Umrah visa. A birth certificate and a passport copy must be submitted during the application process. Children must also be accompanied by their parents or legal guardians.

For men, wearing Ihram is mandatory. This consists of two white, unstitched clothes—one wrapped around the waist and the other draped over the shoulder. It should be worn before entering the state of Ihram (Miqat) and must remain clean throughout the pilgrimage.

For women, there is no specific dress code, but they must wear modest, loose-fitting clothing that fully covers their body, except for the face and hands. Most women choose to wear an Abaya (long dress) and a Hijab (headscarf).

Comfortable walking shoes or sandals are highly recommended, as pilgrims walk long distances, especially between Safa and Marwah. It is also good to carry an extra pair of socks for more comfort.