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Pakistan Prepares for Hajj 2027 with Registration, Passport Rules

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Pakistan Initiates Hajj 2027 Preparations

The Ministry of Religious Affairs has kicked off preparations for the 2027 Hajj, aligning with Saudi requirements. The ministry plans to launch mandatory registration in the coming month.

According to a spokesperson from the ministry, applicants must possess a valid Pakistani passport that extends at least until November 16, 2027, for registration purposes.

Officials have advised prospective pilgrims to renew their passports promptly to prevent any delays in the registration process.

Registered individuals will be eligible for either government or private Hajj schemes based on personal preference. The ministry emphasized that mandatory registration applies to all overseas Pakistanis planning to perform the pilgrimage in 2027.

Further details, including costs and terms of the Hajj package, are set to be released under the forthcoming Hajj policy.

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