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Currency Exchange Assistance
Reliable help with Saudi riyal and other foreign currency, so your Hajj, Umrah or international trip is one less thing to worry about. We guide you and connect you with an authorised money changer.
What we do
How we help
- Saudi riyal for Umrah and Hajj
- Other foreign currency for travel
- Guidance on how much to carry
- Connecting you with an authorised money changer
How it works
We are not a money changer ourselves. We make the process simple and connect you with one who is authorised.
- 1
Tell us what you need
The currency, the amount and your travel date — on WhatsApp, by phone or at our Nashik office.
- 2
We guide you on papers
Which documents to keep ready and how much cash you can carry, explained before you go.
- 3
Exchange with an authorised money changer
We put you in touch with an authorised money changer. The rate and charges are theirs, confirmed on the day.
- 4
Fly with riyals in hand
Collect your currency a few days before departure, so your first days in Makkah are easy.
Working out how much to carry
There is no single right amount. These four questions get you close.
Count your days
Package meals cover breakfast, lunch and dinner. Set a small daily amount for tea, snacks and little purchases, and multiply by your days.
Add one-off costs
Gifts and dates for family, a local SIM, extra laundry or a taxi outside the group plan.
Keep a reserve
Set aside a little extra for the unexpected, kept apart from your daily money.
Ask us
We help you arrive at a figure that fits your days, your plans and how many people are sharing costs.
Cash or card?
Most pilgrims carry both: riyal cash for daily needs and a card as a back-up.
Saudi riyal cash
- Accepted everywhere, from tea stalls to taxis
- Small notes make daily purchases easy
- Split it between your pouch, your bag and the hotel locker
- If it is lost, it is gone — carry only what you need each day
Debit or credit card
- Accepted at many shops, malls and restaurants
- Ask your bank to switch on international use before you fly
- Check the foreign transaction and ATM charges
- Keep your bank’s helpline number with you
What to bring when you exchange
The money changer decides the papers based on the amount and the rules in force. With these, you will usually be ready.
- Original passport, and a photocopy
- Valid visa for the country you are visiting
- Confirmed air ticket
- PAN card, where the rules ask for it
- The currency and amount you need
- Payment in a mode the rules allow for your amount — we tell you in advance
Good to know
Suhail Haj & Umrah Tours is not a licensed money changer. We assist you through the process; the exchange itself is done by an authorised money changer under the foreign-exchange rules that apply in India. Those rules decide the documents, the amount you can exchange and how you can pay. Limits on carrying foreign cash out of India also apply, and we explain them when you contact us.
Your details
What we need from you
- 1Currency and amount needed
- 2Travel date
- 3Passport, visa and ticket copies, as the money changer may need them
Please note
We are not a licensed money changer. The exchange is done by an authorised money changer; rates and charges are confirmed on the day, as per foreign-exchange rules.
FAQs
Questions about this service
No. We are a Hajj and Umrah travel company. We guide you and connect you with an authorised money changer, who does the exchange at the day’s rate.
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Enquire now
Enquire about currency exchange assistance
Share a few details and our team will call or WhatsApp you with dates, availability and the right package. Or visit our Nashik office, 11am–7pm.
- Call us+91 81498 74477
- WhatsApp+91 81498 74477
- Office hours11am – 7pm
- Get directionsViraj Capital, Nashik
Office No. B-109, First Floor, Viraj Capital, Opp. SBI Bank, Shingada Talav, Renuka Nagar, Nashik, Maharashtra 422001