Saudi Arabia Opens Umrah to All Visa Holders Under Vision 2030 Reforms
Saudi Government Expands Access to Umrah
The Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has announced that all visa holders in the Kingdom can now perform Umrah. This decision allows tourists, visitors, and family members on different visa categories to take part in the sacred pilgrimage. Officials said the policy aims to serve the “guests of Allah Almighty” and simplify the journey for every Muslim visitor.
The Ministry confirmed that tourist, transit, visit, and family visa holders are eligible if they are legally present in the Kingdom. This inclusive step marks a new milestone in Saudi Arabia’s ongoing efforts to welcome Muslims from around the world.
Aligning with Vision 2030 Objectives
Officials emphasized that the initiative fully aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 program. This national plan seeks to diversify the economy and expand opportunities in tourism and religious travel. By allowing all visa holders to perform Umrah, the Kingdom demonstrates its commitment to inclusivity and global outreach.
Nusuk Platform Streamlines Pilgrimage Process
Authorities urged all applicants to use the Nusuk Umrah platform for bookings and permits. The online system offers updated features for selecting Umrah packages and scheduling visits efficiently. The Ministry explained that the platform ensures transparent coordination and user-friendly digital access for pilgrims worldwide.
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