No, you can’t extend the validity of your Umrah visa in the Hajj Umrah Package once it is issued. The validity of an Umrah visa is fixed and you cannot extend it while staying in Saudi Arabia.

Understanding the Validity Period of an Umrah Visa

Typical Duration of Stay Allowed

Typically, an Umrah visa allows you to stay for 90 days beyond your travel date.

Rules and Regulations Regarding Visa Validity

An Umrah visa is valid for 90 days, allowing pilgrims longer stay and more time to complete their rituals. E-visas are also available with one year’s validity to spend more time in KSA.

Is Umrah Visa Extension Allowed?

Official Saudi Government Policies on Visa Extensions

Saudi Visa requirements apply to a person who is physically present in the country, has a valid and authentic passport, meets the visa eligibility and criteria, and pays the extension fee.

Circumstances under Which Extensions May Be Granted

Generally, extensions are provided in certain circumstances such as educational, constructional, and other emergencies. 

How to Apply for an Umrah Visa Extension

Application Process and Required Documents

If pilgrims are looking forward to extending their Umrah visa, they must be present in KSA at that time, and need to submit documents including a valid passport, photographs, and a complete visa application form.

Fees and Processing Time

The extension fee is around £80 to £150 but it can vary based on some specific factors, and the processing time is 5-9 days.

Alternatives to Extending an Umrah Visa

Switching to a Tourist Visa

An Umrah visa is not extendable but if you want to stay longer in the kingdom, you can book a tourist visa along with your Ramadan Umrah Deals to enjoy more time in KSA, performing Umrah rituals calmly and exploring the sacred sites. 

Other Visa Options for Staying Longer

You can opt for a tourist visa, family visa or e-visa to stay longer in KSA than traditional visa. These visa options provide more time in the kingdom and multiple entries.

Consequences of Overstaying an Umrah Visa

Fines and Penalties

In case of overstaying, you can be fined 5,000 SAR or face six months ' imprisonment.

Impact on Future Visa Applications

Overstaying may result in a fine, imprisonment, or deportation. The person may face lifetime ban on next entry into the kingdom.