Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, Pakistani passport holders residing in the UK can apply for Umrah visa regardless of their UK immigration status. Whether you hold a BRP (Biometric Residence Permit), ILR (Indefinite Leave to Remain), settled status, pre-settled status, or British citizenship with Pakistani origin, you are eligible to apply for an Umrah visa through our specialized service. We have successfully processed over 5,000 applications for British Pakistani families.

Standard processing for Umrah visa takes 7-10 working days for Pakistani passport holders. We also offer express service (3-5 working days) and emergency processing (24-48 hours subject to availability). Processing times may vary during peak seasons such as Ramadan and school holidays. We recommend applying at least 3-4 weeks before your intended travel date.

Yes, polio vaccination certificate is mandatory for all Pakistani passport holders traveling to Saudi Arabia, regardless of where you live. You must have received the polio vaccine at least 4 weeks before travel and no more than 12 months prior. The vaccination must be recorded on an International Certificate of Vaccination (ICVP). This is a specific requirement for Pakistani nationals due to Pakistan being a polio-endemic country.

Our Umrah visa services start from £299 for standard processing (7-10 days), £449 for express service (3-5 days), and complete Umrah packages starting from £1,499 which include visa, flights, and hotel accommodation in Makkah and Madinah. All prices are transparent with no hidden fees. Family discounts are available for group applications.

No, NICOP (National Identity Card for Overseas Pakistanis) or NADRA card is not mandatory for Umrah visa application from the UK. However, having one can be helpful as additional proof of identity. Your valid Pakistani passport (with at least 6 months validity), UK residence permit (BRP/ILR/settled status proof), and other standard documents are sufficient for the application.