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A: We recommend booking at least 2-3 months in advance. For peak seasons like Ramadan, book 4-6 months ahead.

A: Men wear Ihram (two white cloths). Women wear modest, loose-fitting clothing covering the body, with only face and hands visible.

A: Cancellation 60+ days: 90% refund. 30-59 days: 50% refund. 15-29 days: 25% refund. Less than 15 days: No refund.

A: Economy packages have budget hotels (3-star), Deluxe has comfort hotels (4-star), and VIP has luxury hotels (5-star) directly facing the Haram.

Yes. Eligible US passport holders can apply for Saudi multiple-entry tourist visas when available for their travel purpose and eligibility. The validity period depends on the visa issued by the Saudi authorities.

Yes. US citizens may perform Umrah using an eligible Saudi tourist visa outside the Hajj season. Hajj requires a dedicated Hajj visa and permit.

A: Yes. Eligible children may apply, but applications usually require a parent or legal guardian to complete the process and provide the necessary documentation.

A: The mandatory Saudi medical insurance is included within the Umrah visa processing. However, we highly recommend purchasing an additional comprehensive international travel insurance policy to cover personal trip cancellations, flight delays, and lost luggage.

A: No. Hajj requires an official Hajj visa and permit issued through the approved Saudi process. Tourist visas cannot be used for Hajj.

A: Yes, groups of 10+ people receive special discounted rates. Contact us for group pricing.