hi friends,
I would like to ask you if i have obtained umrah visa can i visit our relatives in dammam and qasim too with the same visa,or it is only restricted to madina and makkah . please advise...
I still suggest you check with the Saudi embassy here. I believe you will not be able to go to Dammam as it is does not fall in your route. Riyadh and Jeddah are on the route to Makkah and going to these cities may not be a problem for Umrah Visa holders.
you can go anywhere there if using your own car.. i was there this last April and went to Jeddah and also round alot with own car.. so No Issue but Take enough food from Qatar for the way as there is no any good restorant on the way before Riyad, only in Riyad and then from Riyad to makkah also take food on the way from riyad.. WISH you good trip.. pray for me also :D
If need any other info drop ur number in INBOX and i will guide u well..
I would suggest you make absolutely sure first before you decide to go to Dammam and Qassim. You may do this by checking with the Saudi Embassy here. If you are not allowed and then if you are caught travelling to those cities, it could mean much trouble for you.
To my knowledge, Umrah visa is restricted to Makkah and Medinah. I am saying this because during my last visit an Indonesian lady on Umrah visa was trying to buy a bus ticket in Medinah to go to Dammam as she wished to visit her relative. She was denied the ticket by Saudi Public Transport Company (SAPTCO) and was told she is not allowed to travel to any other city. However, I suggest you check with Hajj & Umrah travel agencies in Doha, and they may be able to guide you on this.
Qatar's winter months are brimming with unmissable experiences, from the AFC Asian Cup 2023 to the World Aquatics Championships Doha 2024 and a variety of outdoor adventures and cultural delights.
Fasten your seatbelts and get ready for a sweet escape into the world of budget-friendly Mango Sticky Rice that's sure to satisfy both your cravings and your budget!
Celebrate World Vegan Day with our list of vegan food outlets offering an array of delectable options, spanning from colorful salads to savory shawarma and indulgent desserts.
Achay bachay, JEDDAH is not on the way to Makkah, Jaddah is totally far away from Makkah and you have to go there from makkah..
I still suggest you check with the Saudi embassy here. I believe you will not be able to go to Dammam as it is does not fall in your route. Riyadh and Jeddah are on the route to Makkah and going to these cities may not be a problem for Umrah Visa holders.
jazakallah khair to all of you .
you can go anywhere there if using your own car.. i was there this last April and went to Jeddah and also round alot with own car.. so No Issue but Take enough food from Qatar for the way as there is no any good restorant on the way before Riyad, only in Riyad and then from Riyad to makkah also take food on the way from riyad.. WISH you good trip.. pray for me also :D
If need any other info drop ur number in INBOX and i will guide u well..
I would suggest you make absolutely sure first before you decide to go to Dammam and Qassim. You may do this by checking with the Saudi Embassy here. If you are not allowed and then if you are caught travelling to those cities, it could mean much trouble for you.
yes,we are planning to move by car for umrah as well as to visit our relatives their.
To my knowledge, Umrah visa is restricted to Makkah and Medinah. I am saying this because during my last visit an Indonesian lady on Umrah visa was trying to buy a bus ticket in Medinah to go to Dammam as she wished to visit her relative. She was denied the ticket by Saudi Public Transport Company (SAPTCO) and was told she is not allowed to travel to any other city. However, I suggest you check with Hajj & Umrah travel agencies in Doha, and they may be able to guide you on this.
It depend on how you going. if you are going by car its not an issue.