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Umrah Packages from Bangladesh — Plan Your Pilgrimage with Comfort and Care
Book affordable Umrah packages from Bangladesh with complete visa processing, return air tickets, and comfortable hotel stays near the Haram in Makkah and Madinah. From economy to premium, we guide every pilgrim — solo travellers, families, and groups — with trusted, respectful support at every step.
Our Umrah Packages from Bangladesh
Compare our Umrah packages from Bangladesh — Economy, Premium, and fully customised plans — with Umrah visa, health insurance, and hotel stays in both Makkah and Madinah included. Prices start from BDT 115,000 per person. Tell us your budget and travel dates, and we will guide you through every detail before you confirm.
Economy Umrah Package
- Duration: 7 days Makkah + 7 days Madinah
- Hotels: Makkah 600–700 m · Madinah 200–300 m from the Haram
- Room sharing: 2 / 3 / 4 persons
- Included: Umrah visa & health insurance
BDT 115,000–180,000 / person
Premium Umrah Package
- Duration: 7 days Makkah + 7 days Madinah
- Hotels: Closer, higher-category hotels near the Haram
- Room sharing: 2 / 3 persons
- Included: Umrah visa & health insurance
BDT 200,000+ / person
Custom Umrah Package
- Duration: Your choice — 7, 10, or 14 days
- Hotels: Choose your preferred category & distance from the Haram
- Room sharing: Flexible — solo, family, or group
- Included: Umrah visa & health insurance
Get a quote tailored to your budget
What Our Clients Say
Some words from people who contacted us for Umrah support.
“They explained each step clearly. Hotel guidance in Makkah and Madinah was helpful, and the overall support felt respectful.”
Ahsan R.
“For my parents, I needed extra care. They answered our questions patiently and guided us properly during planning.”
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“I wanted a custom plan with my budget. They gave honest options and helped me choose what suited my needs.”
Mahmud H.
Your Complete Guide to Umrah Packages from Bangladesh (2026)
Planning your Umrah from Bangladesh should feel calm, not complicated. Whether it’s your first pilgrimage from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport or a trip for your elderly parents, a well-planned package removes the stress of visas, flights, and hotels so you can focus fully on your ibadah.
This guide walks through everything that matters — the visa process, flight and airline choices, package tiers and prices in BDT, sample 7/10/14-day itineraries, and a packing and preparation checklist — to help you choose the right Umrah package for your 2026 pilgrimage. When you’re ready, compare our Umrah packages or talk to our Dhaka office.
Last updated: 13 July 2026
Why choose Umrah packages from Bangladesh
Flying from Dhaka to Makkah and Madinah on your own sounds simple — until you list everything involved: international flights, Saudi visa rules, hotels close enough to the Haram that your parents don’t have to walk far, and airport transfers in a country where you don’t speak the language. It adds up quickly, especially with children or elderly relatives. That’s why many families choose a managed package instead of coordinating every detail themselves.
Visa & documentation
Reliable operators handle the Saudi eVisa through the official Nusuk platform and Bangladesh Hajj Office registration, and double-check dates and documents so one small error doesn’t delay approval.
Language & cultural comfort
Most packages include Bengali-speaking guides who walk you through Tawaf, Sa’i, and Ziyarat. When elders can ask questions in their own language, the journey feels calmer and more meaningful.
Logistical coordination
Agencies coordinate flights, group seating, baggage allowances, and airport transfers — so you spend less time troubleshooting and more time preparing for the spiritual side of the trip.
Types of Umrah packages for every budget
Bangladeshi agencies usually group offerings into three tiers. Understanding the differences helps you pick the right balance of cost and comfort. For live prices, see our current package plans above.
Economy packages (7–10 days)
Ideal for students and cost-conscious travellers who want a complete Umrah at a lower cost.
Typically included
- Round-trip economy flights from Dhaka (Biman or Gulf carriers)
- 3-star hotels (double/triple sharing, 800 m–1.5 km from the Haram)
- Daily Sahur and Iftar with Bangladeshi options
- Shared group transport for Ziyarat and airport transfers
- Basic travel insurance and visa processing
Usually excluded
- Personal expenses (laundry, extra snacks)
- Optional historical-site tours
- Private vehicle upgrades
Standard & family packages (10–14 days)
Built around comfort for groups travelling with women, children, or elderly relatives.
Typically included
- 4-star hotels within 300–500 m of Masjid al-Haram and Masjid an-Nabawi
- Half-board meals (breakfast and dinner)
- Dedicated Bengali-speaking group leader
- Private air-conditioned transport for family units
- Quad-sharing rooms with adjacent options for mahram groups
Usually excluded
- Lunch and room service
- Shopping trips to Abraj Al Bait or local malls
- Comprehensive insurance upgrades
Premium packages (near the Haram, private transport)
For pilgrims who want proximity and privacy, with 5-star stays overlooking the Haram.
Typically included
- 5-star hotels within 50–200 m of the Kaaba (clock-tower views)
- Direct flights or business-class upgrades (subject to availability)
- Private luxury vehicle with dedicated driver
- VIP visa processing and express immigration assistance
- Daily buffet meals; extended Madinah stays near Rawdah
Usually excluded
- Personal shopping and extra luggage
- Private Ziyarat tours outside the standard circuit
- Spa and recreational facilities
Sample itineraries for 7, 10 and 14 days
Trip length affects both spiritual fulfilment and total cost. The table below compares standard itineraries with sample BDT pricing for budgeting. Verify current fares with your agency before booking.
| Duration | Day-by-day highlights | Key inclusions | Sample price (BDT) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 days | Day 1: Dhaka → Jeddah → Makkah (Ihram at Miqat) Day 2–3: Tawaf, Sa’i, prayers at the Haram Day 4: Makkah Ziyarat (Jabal al-Noor) Day 5: Travel to Madinah Day 6: Masjid an-Nabawi and Rawdah Day 7: Madinah → Jeddah → Dhaka |
Economy flights, 3-star shared hotel, group transport, visa fees | 75,000 – 95,000 |
| 10 days | Day 1: Arrival, transfer to Makkah Day 2–4: Umrah rites and Haram prayers Day 5: Makkah Ziyarat (Cave of Hira) Day 6: Free day for worship Day 7: Travel to Madinah Day 8–9: Madinah prayers, Masjid Quba Day 10: Return to Dhaka |
4-star hotel near the Haram, half-board meals, Bengali guide, private family transport | 110,000 – 145,000 |
| 14 days | Day 1–3: Makkah arrival and Umrah Day 4–6: Extended Makkah stay, daily Tawaf Day 7: Ziyarat to Taif (optional) Day 8: Transfer to Madinah Day 9–12: Extended Madinah stay, multiple Rawdah visits Day 13–14: Farewell and return |
5-star clock-tower view, all meals, private vehicle, VIP visa handling, insurance | 180,000 – 250,000 |
Bangladesh Umrah visa process — step by step
The visa process has shifted to digital platforms. As of early 2026, pilgrims must meet both Saudi and Bangladeshi requirements. For a deeper walkthrough, see our Umrah visa guide for Bangladesh.
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Valid machine-readable passport
Keep your passport valid at least six months beyond your travel date and confirm it meets Saudi entry standards.
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Register with Bangladesh Hajj authorities
Pre-register via the Bangladesh Hajj Office portal to connect with the Hajj mission’s support and emergency services in Saudi Arabia.
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Book through an accredited agency
Choose an agency registered with the Bangladesh government and the Saudi Ministry of Hajj & Umrah.
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Confirm hotel booking via Nusuk
Saudi rules require confirmed reservations for visa issuance; your agency links your passport to Makkah and Madinah bookings through Nusuk.
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Submit documents
Passport copy (6+ months), two white-background photos, NID/Smart Card copy, required vaccination certificates, and completed forms.
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Receive eVisa and flight confirmation
Verify name spelling and validity dates on your electronic visa before ticketing.
Flights, transit options & recommended airlines
Most trips depart from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (DAC) to King Abdulaziz International (JED) in Jeddah or Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz (MED) in Madinah.
- Direct: Biman Bangladesh Airlines runs seasonal direct flights to Jeddah during peak Umrah and Ramadan, usually with generous baggage allowances for Zamzam water on return.
- One-stop: Emirates (Dubai), Qatar Airways (Doha), Saudia (Riyadh/Jeddah), and Etihad (Abu Dhabi) offer daily connections with 3–8 hour transits.
Umrah visas historically required return within 30 days, so most packages include round-trip tickets to satisfy immigration. Confirm one-way policies for extended stays, and check Zamzam limits — most carriers allow 5-litre bottles as checked baggage from Jeddah. Pack Ihram and medication in carry-on, and keep prayer mats and Qurans accessible for security checks.
Best times to travel and peak seasons
Ramadan
The final ten nights see demand surge dramatically; hotels near the Haram can double in price and Dhaka flights fill months ahead. If travelling then, book 4–6 months in advance and expect prices 40–60% above off-peak.
School holidays
Bangladeshi breaks (July–August, December–January) line up with mild Saudi weather (15–25°C), making them popular for family trips — though availability tightens and airfares rise.
Off-peak opportunities
Muharram and Safar (after Hajj) and Rajab before Sha’ban bring lower prices, smaller crowds, and easier Rawdah access in Madinah, with early-bird discounts for bookings 90 days ahead.
How to choose the right agency (checklist)
Choosing a trustworthy operator prevents costly mistakes. Use this checklist when comparing agencies:
- Government accreditation — valid registration with the Bangladesh Ministry of Civil Aviation and the Saudi Ministry of Hajj & Umrah.
- Transparent pricing — itemised quotes with hotel names and star ratings; beware deals that hide mandatory charges.
- Accommodation proximity — ask for named hotels and walking distance; within 500 m is ideal for elderly pilgrims.
- Refund & cancellation policy — written terms covering visa rejection or travel restrictions.
- Group size — smaller groups (15–20) get more personal guidance than 50+ bus tours.
- Language support — confirmed Bengali-speaking guides.
- Local Bangladesh support — a physical Dhaka or Chittagong office for face-to-face help.
- Payment flexibility — BDT transfers, cards, and fair installment options.
- 24/7 emergency contact — reachable numbers in both Bangladesh and Saudi Arabia.
- Recent reviews — testimonials mentioning specific guides and hotels.
Packing, health & religious preparation
Good preparation keeps you comfortable during rituals that involve a lot of walking and heat. Saudi Arabia updates vaccination rules periodically — meningococcal (ACWY) is currently mandatory — so check the Saudi Ministry of Hajj & Umrah and consult your doctor 4–6 weeks before departure. Carry prescription medicines in original packaging.
Essential packing list
- Two sets of Ihram (unstitched white cloth for men; modest attire for women)
- Comfortable slip-on sandals and a small bag for shoes during Tawaf
- Unscented toiletries — perfumed products are not allowed in Ihram
- Portable prayer mat and a small Quran
- Power bank and a Type-G (220V) adapter
- Copies of passport, visa, and hotel vouchers kept separately from originals
Ready to plan your 2026 Umrah?
Get a customised quote, visa guidance, and flexible payment options tailored for Bangladeshi pilgrims. Ramadan 2026 slots are limited — book early to secure your journey.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Umrah Packages from Bangladesh
Quick answers to the questions Bangladeshi pilgrims ask most before booking their Umrah.