Umrah Visa Requirements: Checklist for Bangladeshi Pilgrims
Follow expert tips for a smooth visa application, such as applying early and double-checking all documents. Hijaz Hajj & Umrah Kafela is here to assist you in fulfilling your dream of performing Umrah with ease and devotion. May your journey be blessed and accepted by Allah.

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Valid passport with a six-month validity period
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Two Copies of PP size recent photographs
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Govt authorized documents between female pilgrims and their ‘mahram’ (partner/brother/father).
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Any special notes: if neccesarry
Hajj visa requirements checklist 2025 from Bangladesh
As you prepare for the profound pilgrimage of Hajj, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free experience is paramount. Hijaz Hajj & Umrah Kafela’s Hajj visa requirements checklist 2025 / 2026 from Bangladesh is your guide to preparing for this remarkable journey of faith. May your Hajj pilgrimage be accepted and bring you closer to the divine.
- Valid passport with a 12-month validity period
- Two copies of PP-size recent photographs
- Active Local Mobile No
- Active Email ID
- GO/NOC (*) Conditional
How to apply for a Hajj visa 2025 from Bangladesh?
- Registration with a Hajj agency
- Complete the application form
- Provide required documents
- Submit biometric data
- Visa approval
- Travel arrangements
- Travel Insurance
Eligibility criteria for Saudi Arabia Hajj Visa
- Muslim faith
- Age Requirement
- Health condition
- Valid passport
- Financial capability
- Travel intentions
- Non-Muslims accompanied by Muslims
Umrah visa for women and children
Women's Umrah visa:
Women of all ages can apply for an Umrah visa. Females below 45 years of age must be accompanied by a Mahram. If a woman is over 45 years old, she can travel without a Mahram but must be part of an organized group.
Children's Umrah visa:
Children of all ages require their own Umrah visa to perform the pilgrimage. Minors (under 18) must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian during Umrah.
Mahram consent letter:
For women traveling without a Mahram, a notarized Mahram consent letter is required, signed by the authorized male guardian (father, brother, son, etc.). The letter should grant permission for the woman to perform Umrah with her travel group.