The Ministry of Religious Affairs has announced that the online registration campaign for Hajj 2027 has received an overwhelming response from the public, with the number of registered applicants exceeding 51,000 within just two days.
According to a spokesperson for the Ministry, 46,000 individuals have completed their registration through the online portal, while a further 5,000 applicants have registered from home using the Pak Hajj mobile application.
In collaboration with the National IT Board, the Government is transitioning Hajj operations to a fully paperless, end-to-end digital system to provide pilgrims with modern, transparent and user-friendly services.
Official statistics indicate that 41,000 applicants have opted for the Government Hajj Scheme, while 10,000 have chosen the Private Hajj Scheme. Region-wise registrations include 24,000 applicants from Punjab, 16,000 from Sindh, 7,000 from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and 3,000 from Islamabad.
Additionally, 800 individuals from Balochistan, 260 from Azad Jammu and Kashmir, and 77 from Gilgit-Baltistan have completed their registration for Hajj 2027. Of the total registered applicants, 30,000 are men and 21,000 are women, with the highest participation recorded among individuals aged between 30 and 48 years.
The Ministry’s spokesperson stated that the mandatory registration campaign for Hajj 2027 will continue uninterrupted. Details regarding Hajj expenses, available packages and other key information will be announced during the next phase of the process.
The Ministry has advised all prospective pilgrims to complete their registration within the prescribed timeframe to avoid any inconvenience during subsequent stages.
Registration for Hajj 2027 can be completed through the Ministry of Religious Affairs’ online portal and the Pak Hajj mobile application, enabling applicants to conveniently submit their information from home.
