At a glance
What you are applying for
Hajj from Pakistan goes through one channel: the quota Saudi Arabia allocates to Pakistan, shared between the Government Hajj Scheme, run by the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony, and the Private Hajj Scheme, run by licensed companies under the Ministry's control. Your Hajj visa comes with your place in one of them.
What decides it is getting a place, and then being fit to go. Both schemes fill first come, first served, and pilgrims who do not meet Saudi Arabia's health rules are not allowed to go. Any offer outside the two schemes — a “Hajj visa” from an agent, Hajj on a visit or Umrah visa, a seat bought from someone else's quota — is not a shortcut. It is fraud, and Saudi Arabia does not allow Hajj without a permit.
Most problems come down to one of four
- 01Only the two schemes
- 02Paying officially
- 03Meeting the health rules
- 04A permit and Nusuk card
SASaudi Arabia · Hajj visaFACT SHEET
- Who runs it
- The Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony, within Saudi Arabia's quota for Pakistan
- Two schemes
- Government Hajj Scheme and Private Hajj Scheme, both first come, first served
- Hajj 2027
- Registration opened on 22 June 2026, under a policy that runs to 2030
- Private scheme payments
- Only through the Pak Hajj App or the official Hajj portal
- Women
- No mahram needed, subject to an affidavit
- Permit
- No other visa allows Hajj; every pilgrim carries a Nusuk card
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