The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has officially opened Hajj 1446 (2025) registration for domestic pilgrims, including citizens and residents, through the Nusuk app or e-portal. Furthermore, the ministry advises early registration immediately while completing health information, adding accompanying pilgrims, and requesting exemption from Mahram requirements.
Moreover, authorities grant priority to first-time pilgrims who have not performed Hajj previously, ensuring equitable opportunities for all diligent registrants.
Key Registration Steps for Domestic Pilgrims
Create a Nusuk Account: Upload valid documents, including passports, health certificates and travel companions.
Select Preferences: Choose accommodations and services post-verification.
Secure Bookings: Complete payments promptly to confirm reservations.
To curb fraud, the ministry emphasizes booking exclusively through Nusuk, which centralizes verified service providers and real-time updates. Pilgrims must also adhere to health protocols, including vaccinations for meningitis, COVID-19, and influenza.
Next Steps for Applicants
Prospective pilgrims should monitor the Nusuk platform for quota announcements and deadline reminders. Early registration boosts approval chances, particularly for families seeking grouped itineraries. For support, the ministry directs users to its official portal and Nusuk’s 10-step guide.
Experts confirm that modern digital registration greatly enhances efficiency, simplifies logistics, and boosts overall security throughout the Hajj registration period. Authorities monitor registrations actively and update guidelines regularly, ensuring pilgrims receive precise instructions and timely support services without any delay. Pilgrims enjoy a seamless digital experience, secure payment methods, and instant communication via dedicated support channels and online help desks.
Consequently, domestic pilgrims benefit from enhanced registration, improved service delivery, and a promising future for Hajj experiences across the Kingdom.
