Enjoy Hassle-Free Umrah with Singapore Holidays

Hajj can be performed at any time of the year but Umrah can be done at any time other than the Jak days. Muslims need to plan ahead and be prepared physically, mentally, and financially for it.

Umrah and Singapore holidays combine spiritual fulfilment with tropical leisure in one travel package. These deals typically include performing your religious obligations in the holy cities of Makkah and Madinah in Saudi Arabia, followed by a refreshing vacation in Singapore. It allows you to experience a perfect blend of worship, relaxation, and culture in one seamless itinerary.

Yes, it is common for pilgrims to visit Singapore either before or after Umrah. Many prefer to have a blissful stay in Singapore after carrying out the set of blessed rituals of the sacred pilgrimage. It enables them to enjoy spiritual enrichment with an amazing vacation experience.

Yes, these packages are available for Malaysia and Indonesia too. At Muslims Holy Travel, we offer exclusive deals not only for Umrah with Singapore, but also with several other destinations in the world. Some of those include Pakistan, India, Morocco, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the USA.

Yes, you need separate visas for Saudi Arabia as well as Singapore. The Umrah visa allows you to get access to Saudi Arabia easily for the purpose of the pilgrimage. Singapore also requires its own visa, depending on your nationality. That is why it is great to check details before you leave.

Of course, you can choose multi-city flights between Makkah, Madinah, and Singapore. By partnering with us, you get flexible itinerary plans, which allow departure or arrival from Makkah or Jeddah, with Singapore as an additional trip. Tell us what kind of flights you want to add, and we will create the package accordingly that perfectly caters to your crucial preferences.

The top tourist attractions included in the Singapore tour are Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands, Universal Studios Singapore, Sentosa Island, and the Singapore Flyer. You can explore traditional temples, shophouses, and a bustling street market. We, at Muslims Holy Travel, offer guided tours to these sites so that you can end up with a truly worthwhile vacation experience.

Yes, you can customise your itinerary for both Umrah and Singapore. With customisation options, we give you the flexibility to include or exclude any service from the deal of your choice.

Of course, we provide easy instalment plans for our all-inclusive Umrah with Singapore holiday packages. However, you need to clear all the dues before the departure date to avoid any hassles.

Yes, prayer facilities are easily accessible in Singapore. There are so many mosques, chapels, and musollahs (designated prayer rooms) located in places such as hospitals, malls, and even airports. All of these facilities are equipped with prayer mats and several other things. It creates a pretty serene environment for worship after the pilgrimage in the calm ambience of Singapore.

There are a number of halal restaurants that you need to try during your stay in Singapore. Some of these include Hjh Maimunah Restaurant for traditional Malay cuisine, The Dim Sum Place for dim sum, Carousel Buffet for international food, and Positano Risto for Italian dishes.

Yes, our packages provide special guided tours to Islamic heritage sites in Singapore, including the Sultan Mosque, the Former Nagore Dargah, Hajjah Fatimah Mosque, Masjid Jamae, and many others. Our tour guides have enough knowledge to help you explore these sites seamlessly.

The baggage allowance on flights between Jeddah and Singapore varies significantly by airline and ticket class. Economy passengers are allowed 30 kg of checked baggage and only 7 kg of hand baggage. On the contrary, business-class travellers can enjoy 40 to 50 kg. Moreover, it is highly recommended to check with your specific airline because the baggage rules may differ.

Yes, there are separate arrangements for women and men during the Umrah pilgrimage. While both carry out the same set of blessed rituals, separate places are designated in Masjid al-Haram to ensure the next level of comfort. Women usually perform Tawaf and Sa’i alongside men, but in separate spaces where possible, maintaining respectful and organised conditions for worship.

Saudi Arabia is significantly hotter than Singapore. It has a desert climate that sees daytime temperatures regularly exceeding 40℃ and reaching up to 54℃ in summer. Singapore, on the other hand, has moderate weather, with a temperature range between 31 and 33℃ during the day. This makes it ideal to head to after completing the physically demanding journey of Umrah. Change in font

Yes, you can extend your trip to several other destinations besides Singapore. At Muslims Holy Travel, we offer fully customisable packages that include additional stops to Morocco, Malaysia, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Oman, Mauritius, Thailand, Indonesia, the UAE, and many more.

In case your flights get delayed, we have got you covered with travel insurance, covering compensation costs. Not only this, but we will also reschedule your flights to the designated locations by arranging new timings or alternative connections. Hotel bookings and transportation are adjusted accordingly. Make sure to stay in touch all the time until you return.

You should book our exclusive Umrah with Singapore holidays packages at least 3 to 6 months before your departure. This is how you will be able to secure the best deals. Aside from this, you may also be provided with special discounts and early bird offers, saving you on your budget.

To properly explore the true essence and charm of Singapore, you will have to plan a stay of at least 4 to 5 days. This way, you will have enough time to witness the main highlights of the country without rushing. You can also go for a 7-day itinerary plan to include a factor of relaxation in your stay. Tell us what you need, and we will create the itinerary plan accordingly.

No, modest attire is usually not required in public areas of Singapore. However, it is essential to wear such clothing when visiting religiously important sites, like mosques and temples. No matter what sacred place you head to, be sure to follow the decorum by wearing modest attire.