Jeddah, Saudi Arabia's historic Red Sea port, is the primary arrival city for millions of Umrah pilgrims from Pakistan. Beyond its sacred role as the gateway to Makkah Al-Mukarramah, Jeddah is a stunning coastal city boasting 1,400-year-old coral-stone architecture, scenic corniche promenades, and world-class seafood.
Land at King Abdulaziz International Airport, board the bullet train to Makkah in 35 minutes, explore UNESCO-listed Al-Balad, and gaze at King Fahd's Fountain — the tallest water fountain in the world.
If flying from Lahore directly to Jeddah with the intention of Umrah, put on your Ihram at home or at Allama Iqbal Airport and make your Niyyah before your flight crosses the Miqat (approximately 30 minutes before landing in Jeddah).
Umrah Visa or Saudi Tourist eVisa. Issued electronically with full Saudi medical insurance included for Pakistani passport holders.
The modern Haramain High-Speed Railway station is located directly inside King Abdulaziz International Airport (Terminal 1) and takes just 35 minutes to reach Makkah Al-Mukarramah.
If flying from Lahore directly to Jeddah with the intention of Umrah, you must put on your Ihram at home or at Allama Iqbal Airport and make your Niyyah before your flight crosses the Miqat (approx 30 mins before landing).
Yes! Saudi Arabia allows holders of valid US, UK, or Schengen visas (used at least once) to obtain a Saudi Visa on Arrival or Instant Tourist eVisa to perform Umrah and tour Jeddah.
Stroll through the 1,400-year-old coral-stone buildings of Al-Balad, visit King Fahd's Fountain on the Corniche at sunset, and explore the Floating Mosque.
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