Real, current pricing
How Much Does Umrah Cost from Sri Lanka?
Live figures computed from the actual packages currently listed on UmrahPackages.lk — not estimates.
Lowest listed price
LKR 339,000
Average listed price
LKR 372,000
Highest listed price
LKR 469,000
Based on 10 packages currently listed by Sri Lankan agencies on this platform, ranging 10–18 days. Figures update automatically as agencies add or change listings — this isn’t a fixed estimate.
What actually drives the price
The package price itself typically bundles visa processing, return flights, hotel accommodation in Makkah and Madinah, and ground transport between the two cities. The biggest swing factors between a LKR 339,000 package and a LKR 469,000 one are usually: how close the hotels are to the Haram (walking distance costs noticeably more than a shuttle-bus distance), trip length (more nights means more hotel cost), meal plan (full board vs. room-only), and airline. Two packages priced close together can still differ a lot on these — always ask the agency for the exact hotel name and distance, not just a star rating.
Costs not usually included
Most listed package prices don’t include: your Saudi eSIM or local SIM, meals outside the hotel’s included plan, Ziyarah (historical site tour) fees if not bundled in, personal shopping, and travel insurance. Always confirm what’s included in writing before paying an agency anything.
Umrah cost — frequently asked questions
What is the average cost of Umrah from Sri Lanka?
Based on packages currently listed on UmrahPackages.lk, the average price is around LKR 372,000 per person, ranging from LKR 339,000 to LKR 469,000 depending on hotel distance, trip length, and season. These figures update as agencies change their listings.
Does the package price include the visa?
Most Sri Lankan agency packages bundle Umrah visa processing into the price, but always confirm this explicitly with the agency — it's one of the first things to check before paying.
How can I reduce my Umrah cost?
Booking further in advance, travelling outside Ramadan and December peak periods, choosing a larger group departure over a private one, and picking a hotel a short shuttle ride (rather than walking distance) from the Haram are the main ways to lower cost without cutting corners on safety.