Federal Government Reduces Hajj 2025 Package Costs for Pilgrims
The federal government of Pakistan has announced a reduction in Hajj 2025 package costs, making the pilgrimage more affordable for prospective pilgrims.
- 40-day Hajj package has been reduced by Rs. 25,000, bringing the total cost down to Rs. 1,050,000.
- The 25-day short Hajj package has been lowered by Rs. 50,000, now priced at Rs. 1,100,000.
This price reduction follows successful negotiations with Saudi authorities and is aimed at making the sacred journey more accessible for Pakistanis.
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Third Installment Payment
Pilgrims who have registered for Hajj 2025 are now required to pay the third installment between February 6 and 14. The installment amounts are as follows:
- Rs. 450,000 for the long 40-day package.
- Rs. 500,000 for the short 25-day package.
Payments must be made at designated banks during this period.
Refunds and Enhanced Facilities
Additionally, the government will refund Rs. 4.75 billion to last year’s pilgrims. Under the 2025 Hajj agreement, 179,210 Pakistanis are set to perform Hajj. The pilgrims will benefit from improved facilities, including lower accommodation costs in Mina, and other enhanced amenities.
A special mobile app will be introduced to keep pilgrims informed with real-time updates, flight details, training schedules, and live maps, ensuring a smooth and well-organized experience for the pilgrims.
