Hajj 2027 Registration From Pakistan

Registration for Hajj 2027 from Pakistan opened on 22 June 2026, months earlier than pilgrims might expect based on past cycles. It is being run under Pakistan’s first-ever four-year Hajj Policy and Plan (2027–2030), approved by the Federal Cabinet on 7 July 2026.

Hajj 2027 (1448 AH) is expected to fall between 14 and 19 May 2027, with the Day of Arafah on 15 May and Eid al-Adha on 16 May. These dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar and remain subject to official moon-sighting confirmation closer to the time.

Hajj 2027 registration from Pakistan

Pre-registration for Hajj 2027 is open now through Pakistan’s Ministry of Religious Affairs & Interfaith Harmony, and it is free of charge. Pilgrims register online at the Ministry’s Hajj portal (hajj.mora.gov.pk) or via hajjinfo.org, and no payment is collected at this stage.

This is a one-time registration: once completed, it stays valid for any Hajj year up to 2030, rather than requiring pilgrims to re-register annually. The Ministry uses it to build a priority waiting list ahead of each season’s formal application round.

• Register online now at the Ministry of Religious Affairs’ Hajj portal or hajj.mora.gov.pk using your original CNIC; a passport is not required to pre-register.
• A valid, machine-readable Pakistani passport becomes mandatory once you proceed to book a scheme, with validity through at least 16 November 2027.
• Overseas Pakistanis intending to perform Hajj must register using their Pakistani passport, not a foreign one.
• Registration is processed on a first-come, first-served basis, and applies to both the government and private Hajj schemes alike.
• Once registered, pilgrims will later choose between the government-sponsored scheme and a licensed private Hajj Group Organiser when formal applications open.

Pakistan’s first four-year Hajj policy: what’s changed for 2027–2030

The Hajj Policy and Plan 2027–2030 marks a structural break from Pakistan’s usual annual policy cycle. It bundles registration, financing, and quality-control reforms into a single four-year framework running through the 2030 season.

• Registration now carries forward across years up to 2030 instead of resetting annually, feeding a standing priority waiting list.
• Separate quotas will be set for the government and private Hajj schemes, each offering both long-stay and short-stay package options.
• A new Shariah-compliant Hajj savings scheme is being introduced so intending pilgrims can save toward a future Hajj in instalments.
• Payments, complaints handling, and monitoring across the whole Hajj operation are being digitised.
• Pilgrim training, Takaful (Islamic insurance) coverage, and emergency-response arrangements become mandatory parts of the scheme.
• Hajj Moavineen (pilgrim assistants) will be appointed on merit through a transparent process, with independent third-party validation of services under both the government and private schemes.

What’s still pending for Hajj 2027

As of 14 July 2026, Pakistan has not yet announced the specific Hajj 2027 quota split, package prices, or the formal application deadline. Those details are expected with the detailed Hajj Policy 2027 document later in the year, following the pattern of the 2026 cycle, when formal applications opened in August after mid-year mandatory registration.

Because 2027 is the first year of the new four-year framework, this timeline could shift. Intending pilgrims should treat the current phase as pre-registration only and watch for the Ministry’s formal policy announcement before expecting quota or pricing news.

Hajj 2026 in review: a reference point for 2027

Hajj 2026 (1447 AH) took place from 25 to 29 May 2026, with the Day of Arafah on 26 May and Eid al-Adha on 27 May. Pakistan’s mandatory registration drive for that cycle ran through mid-2025 and was extended to 11 July 2025, with around 313,000 pilgrims completing it.

Pakistan’s total Hajj 2026 quota was 179,210 pilgrims, one of the largest national allocations. Flight operations began on 18 April 2026, with 468 flights carrying government-scheme pilgrims to Saudi Arabia by 21 May.

Hajj 2026 Flight Schedule From Pakistan: Dates, Airlines, Cities & Package Details

The Hajj 2026 government package was priced between Rs 1,150,000 and Rs 1,250,000 (approximately USD 4,050–4,236), covering a long package (38–42 days) and a short package (20–25 days). Private-scheme packages that year started from around Rs 1,375,000 and rose above Rs 1,800,000 for premium options.

Intending pilgrims should keep these steps in mind while the Hajj 2027 process unfolds:

• Ensure a valid machine-readable Pakistani passport with validity through at least 16 November 2027.
• Complete free pre-registration now through the Ministry of Religious Affairs portal or the official Hajj information site at hajjinfo.org.
• Watch for the full Hajj Policy 2027 announcement, which will confirm the quota split, package prices, and formal application deadline.
• Registration and (later) formal applications can also be processed through State Bank–designated banks such as National Bank of Pakistan, HBL, UBL, MCB, Allied Bank, Bank of Punjab, Bank Alfalah, Faysal Bank, Askari Bank, Bank Al-Habib, Habib Metropolitan Bank, Soneri Bank, Meezan Bank, or BankIslami, once the government scheme opens for bookings.
• Be prepared for a computerised ballot under the government scheme; private operators continue to allocate seats on a first-come, first-served basis.

Hajj in 2027: Can You Register Now?

FAQs

Has Hajj 2027 registration opened in Pakistan?

Yes. Free pre-registration opened on 22 June 2026 through the Ministry of Religious Affairs’ online portal, and it now stays valid for any Hajj year up to 2030 rather than needing to be repeated each year.

How much will the Hajj 2027 government package cost?

Pakistan has not yet announced Hajj 2027 package prices as of 14 July 2026. For reference, the 2026 government package cost between Rs 1.15 million and Rs 1.25 million depending on package length.

What is Pakistan’s new four-year Hajj policy?

Approved by the Federal Cabinet on 7 July 2026, the Hajj Policy and Plan 2027–2030 lets pilgrims register once for any year through 2030, introduces a Shariah-compliant Hajj savings scheme, and digitises payments and complaint handling. It also adds mandatory pilgrim training, Takaful insurance, and third-party validation of both government and private Hajj schemes.

Sources

1. Ministry of Religious Affairs & Interfaith Harmony, Pakistan — Hajj Latest News (incl. “Free Registration for Hajj 2027 to 2030,” 28 June 2026)
2. Arab News — Pakistan to begin mandatory registration for Hajj 2027 this month
3. Radio Pakistan — Religious Minister launches registration process for Hajj 2027
4. The Nation — Religious Affairs Ministry begins preparations for Hajj 2027 registration
5. Radio Pakistan — Federal Cabinet approves Hajj Policy and Plan 2027-2030
6. The Express Tribune — Federal Cabinet approves Haj Policy and Plan 2027-2030, with focus on digitisation
7. Pakistan Today — Cabinet unveils four-year Haj policy, backs digital overhaul and pilgrim reforms
8. Geo News — Cabinet approves four-year Hajj policy, savings scheme for aspiring pilgrims
9. Allied Bank — Govt Hajj Scheme 2027 Pakistan registration details
10. The Express Tribune — Pakistan approves Hajj policy 2026; quota set at 179,210 (historical reference)
11. Hajj Reporters — Pakistan releases Hajj 2026 flight schedule: 468 flights in 34 days (historical reference)
12. Al Jazeera — When are Hajj and Eid al-Adha 2026? A visual guide (historical reference)
13. timeanddate.com — Holidays and Observances in Saudi Arabia in 2027 (Hajj 2027 date projection)

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