SafarCheck: Baggage, Umrah and Customs

Cabin bag checker for 14 India-Gulf airlines, plus Zamzam rules, a QR bag tag, can-I-carry verdicts and gold customs. Offline.

Will your cabin bag board, or get pulled at the gate? SafarCheck answers that in one click, in a side panel that stays open beside any tab while you shop for a bag, book a flight or pack for Umrah. Type your bag length, width and depth in centimetres or inches, add the weight, and see how many of the 14 airlines flying between India and the Gulf will take it in the cabin. Each airline gets its own line showing the exact limit it was measured against, and when your bag misses, by how many centimetres and kilos. Five tools in one panel: 1. Cabin bag checker. A pass or fail against every airline published limit, with a separate verdict for the common case where the size fits but the weight does not. 2. Umrah bag tag. Build a printable luggage tag with a scannable code, entirely on your own device. You choose what a scan opens: a contact page with call and message buttons, a direct chat, or plain text that needs no internet at all. The if-found line is printed in English and Arabic. Download the tag as an image and print it. 3. Can I carry it? Fifty everyday travel items graded for cabin and for checked baggage, from electronics and toiletries to food and jewellery. The search understands Hinglish, so the words travellers actually type bring up the right item. 4. Umrah. Zamzam water rules grouped strictly by what each airline published rule says: carried free on top of your allowance, allowed but counted inside it, or worded too loosely to call. There is also a red-flag checklist for choosing a Hajj or Umrah operator, with links to the official government portals. 5. More. An excess baggage estimate for the airlines that publish a rate, current India customs figures for gold with the date each rule came into force, student baggage benefits where an airline publishes one, and links to the wider SafarCheck toolkit. Honest about its own limits. Where an airline publishes no flat excess rate, SafarCheck prints no number instead of guessing one. Where a rule reads two ways, it goes in a check-with-the-airline group rather than a confident one. Fares and routes vary, and the allowance printed on your ticket overrides every table on the internet, including this one. Private by design. Every figure is bundled inside the extension, so the panel makes no network calls and works with the wifi off. Nothing you type is saved, sent or shared. There is no account, no advertising and no analytics. The only permission requested is sidePanel, which is what draws the panel itself. All airline data was checked by hand against official airline sources in July 2026. Built by SafarCheck, the free baggage and travel toolkit for flyers between India and the Gulf: https://safarcheck.com