FAQ About Hajj

The cost of Hajj can vary depending on various factors, including the country of departure, travel arrangements, accommodation preferences, and additional services provided by Hajj organizers. The overall cost of Hajj typically includes the following expenses:

• Travel: The cost of round-trip airfare from your country of departure to Saudi Arabia is a significant part of the overall cost. Prices can vary depending on the distance traveled, time of booking, airline choice, and travel class.
• Accommodation: The cost of accommodation in Mecca and Medina during the stay for Hajj can vary based on factors such as the location, quality, and proximity to the holy sites. Pilgrims have options ranging from basic shared rooms to more luxurious hotel accommodations.
• Transportation: Transportation within Saudi Arabia, including airport transfers, transportation to and from the holy sites, and travel between Mecca and Medina, may be included in the package or may require additional fees.
• Visa and Administrative Fees: Saudi Arabia imposes visa fees for Hajj pilgrims. The cost can vary depending on the country of residence and the type of visa required. There may also be administrative fees charged by the Hajj organizers for processing and managing the pilgrimage.
• Food: Some Hajj packages include meals, while others may require pilgrims to arrange their own food. The cost of meals can vary depending on the type of meals provided (buffet, individual, etc.) and the duration of the stay.
• Additional Services: Some pilgrims may choose to avail additional services, such as private guides, educational programs, medical assistance, or enhanced accommodation options. These services can add to the overall cost.