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Saudi Arabia Extends Vaccination Deadline for Umrah Travelers by One Month

October 22, 2026 • 49 minutes ago •

KARACHI: Travelers heading to Saudi Arabia for Umrah will benefit from a one-month extension on mandatory vaccination requirements. The new deadline for vaccination verification will now be enforced starting November 20 at 10 AM, as announced by airport authorities.

This decision comes as part of ongoing efforts to facilitate pilgrims and ensure their safety amid the ongoing global pandemic. Officials at Karachi Airport confirmed that the extension aims to accommodate travelers who may have faced challenges in meeting the previous vaccination deadline.

The implications of this extension are significant for many citizens planning their pilgrimage, as it provides additional time to complete necessary vaccinations. This move is expected to enhance the overall travel experience for pilgrims and reflects Saudi Arabia’s commitment to public health and safety.

Travelers are advised to stay updated on any further announcements from the authorities and ensure they meet all health requirements before their journey. The situation will continue to be monitored closely as the travel date approaches.

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