The Ministry of Religious Affairs (MoRA) has announced the total cost of the government’s long and short-duration Hajj packages, saying that the former will cost Rs1,075,000 per person, while the cost for the shorter duration has been set at Rs1,150,000.
Earlier this month, Pakistan introduced an inaugural “shortened” Hajj program of 20 to 25 days to make the journey easier and more accessible for pilgrims.
According to the ministry, the final price for the long Hajj package is set at Rs1,075,000, while the short Hajj package is priced at Rs1,150,000.
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The statement further mentioned that the third installment of Hajj dues will be collected from February 1 to 10.
The government will accept applications on a first-come, first-served basis until January 30; however, private Hajj pilgrims can continue booking until January 31.
Saudi Arabia has allocated a quota of 179,210 Hajj pilgrims for Pakistan in 2025, with an equal split between the government and private schemes.
