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The estimated cost of the Government Hajj Scheme ranges from Rs. 1,150,000 to Rs. 1,250,000, payable in installments. The first installment will be collected from 4th August to 9th August 2025 for registered applicants, and from 11th to 16th August 2025 for both registered/unregistered applicants, until the assigned Hajj quota is fully allocated on a first-come, first-served basis according to the selected package below:

  • Long Package: Rs. 500,000

  • Short Package: Rs. 550,000

The remaining balance, including final costs and any elective options such as the bedroom option, will be announced later by MORA.

Overseas Pakistanis wishing to apply for Hajj 2026 can also apply under the Regular Hajj Scheme, as there will be no Sponsorship Scheme for Hajj 2026.

  • Recent photographs of each Hajj applicant, as per specifications mentioned on the application form.

  • Photocopy of valid CNIC/NICOP/SNIC issued by NADRA.

  • Photocopy of International Machine-Readable Pakistani Passport (IMRPP) with validity until 26th November 2026 or beyond.

  • Original Medical Certificate.

  • Hajj applicant must have a valid bank account.

  • Children under the age of 12 will not be permitted to perform Hajj this year.

  • According to Saudi timelines, selection of pilgrims will be on a first-come, first-served basis.

  • Approved Saudi vaccination is mandatory for all pilgrims.

  • The Qurbani option will be selected as “Yes” by default on the MORA portal, as Qurbani is compulsory according to Saudi instructions.

  • Applicants are advised to submit their applications carefully and within the stipulated dates. For further updates and detailed instructions, please visit the official Ministry’s website regularly.