The Ministry of Religious Affairs has announced the details for Hajj 2025 applications, opening the process from November 18 until December 3. For those with valid passports, the deadline for applications is extended until December 6.
Priority will be given to first-time applicants under the regular scheme, with the draw for successful applicants scheduled for December 6.
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The projected cost for Hajj expenses is between Rs1,075,000 and Rs1,175,000, and applicants must meet specific health requirements, as stipulated by Saudi authorities. Applicants must be born before February 12, 2013, and a medical certificate confirming physical and mental fitness is mandatory.
Overseas Pakistanis can download medical certificate forms from the Ministry’s website, and those applying for passports can submit a token application as well.
For group applications, all members must select the same Hajj package, as no changes will be allowed after the draw. Special arrangements have been made for room allocations, especially for Mehrram’s relatives, with four to six people per room.
Women will no longer require a Muharram for travel, but selecting a family status on the application is mandatory.
The entire application process, including fee submission, is available online under the regular scheme, making it easier for applicants across Pakistan to apply.
