Hajj Packages for Pakistani Passport Holders — Worldwide

A Hajj package for Pakistani passport holders is a complete travel arrangement — Saudi Hajj visa processing, Nusuk portal registration, flights, Makkah and Madinah hotel accommodation, Mina and Arafat camp arrangements, ground transport, and guided rituals — built specifically for pilgrims travelling on a Pakistani passport (Green Passport / NICOP holders), regardless of which country they currently live in. This is different from a standard tourist Umrah package because Hajj visas, quotas, and Nusuk registration are nationality-based and follow rules set for Pakistani nationals by the Ministry of Religious Affairs (MoRA) Pakistan and Saudi authorities.

Yes. Overseas Pakistanis holding a valid Pakistani passport (green passport) can apply for Hajj through the Pakistani nationality quota even while residing in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, or any other country. You will typically register via the Nusuk platform under your Pakistani passport nationality and can depart directly from your country of residence — our packages include return flights from your city of residence, not only from Pakistan.

Our Hajj packages (from $8,000 to $20,000 per person) typically include: Saudi Hajj visa and Nusuk portal registration, return international flights, Makkah and Madinah hotel accommodation, Mina and Arafat tent/camp arrangements, ground transport for all 5 Hajj days, meals as specified per package, Zamzam water, an Ihram kit, and a dedicated Muallim/guide. Qurbani (sacrifice), personal expenses, and optional single-room supplements are usually listed separately — see each package's Includes/Excludes for exact details.

Economy packages ($8,000–$9,500) offer complete, guided Hajj with 3-star hotels and shared rooms. Silver packages ($10,500–$13,000) add 4-star hotels closer to the Haram, smaller room-sharing groups, and more meals. Gold packages ($14,500–$16,500) provide 5-star hotels within a few minutes of both Haramain, double-sharing rooms, and upgraded Mina camps. Platinum packages ($18,000–$20,000) are our luxury tier with Haram-view suites, private/chauffeured transport, Business class flight options, and single or double occupancy.

Hajj 2027 (1448 AH) rituals are expected to fall between approximately 14 May and 19 May 2027 (8th to 13th Dhul Hijjah 1448 AH), with the Day of Arafah expected around 18 May 2027 and Eid al-Adha around 19 May 2027. These Gregorian dates are provisional and depend on the official moon-sighting confirmation by the Supreme Court of Saudi Arabia, typically announced a few days before the month of Dhul Hijjah begins. Our packages are built around this expected window and updated once the final dates are confirmed.

Pakistani passport holders can register for Hajj through two main routes: (1) Pakistan's Ministry of Religious Affairs (MoRA) Government Hajj Scheme via balloting inside Pakistan, or (2) a Saudi-approved Private Hajj Group Organizer (HGO), which is how overseas Pakistanis (in the USA, UK, Canada, Gulf, etc.) and most private-package pilgrims register — via the official Nusuk Hajj platform using your Pakistani passport details, followed by visa issuance, accommodation and transport allocation by the HGO.

Saudi Arabia's Hajj rules for women have been progressively relaxed, and women can now perform Hajj without a Mahram (male guardian) in an organized group, subject to current Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah regulations at the time of travel. We recommend confirming the latest Mahram requirement for your specific nationality and group category with our Hajj advisors closer to your departure, since rules can be updated by Saudi authorities before each Hajj season.

Yes. All our packages for Pakistani passport holders include return international flights from your actual country of residence — including the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, and other Gulf countries — not only from Pakistan. You provide your departure city when booking and we arrange flights, visa, and Nusuk registration accordingly.

You will generally need: a valid Pakistani passport with at least 6 months validity beyond your travel dates, recent passport-size photographs (white background), a completed Nusuk Hajj registration, proof of Meningitis (ACYW135) vaccination and any other Saudi-mandated vaccinations for the season, a Mahram's passport copy if travelling as a family, and your current country residency/visa proof if applying while living abroad (e.g., USA green card, UK visa, Canadian PR, Gulf residency/Iqama).

The Government Hajj Scheme (via MoRA Pakistan balloting) is generally lower-cost but has limited quota, a lottery-based selection process, and less flexibility on hotel choice, room sharing, or departure city. Private Hajj packages — like the ones on this site — are run by Saudi-approved Hajj Group Organizers (HGOs), allow you to choose your tier (Economy to Platinum), select hotel proximity to the Haram, pick your departure country/city, and guarantee your seat without waiting for a lottery result, in exchange for a market-based price.

We strongly recommend booking Hajj 2027 packages at least 8–12 months in advance. Saudi Hajj visa quotas for private Hajj Group Organizers are limited per country and fill up quickly, hotel inventory near the Haram in both Makkah and Madinah sells out early (especially 4-star and 5-star properties), and international flight prices rise sharply as the Hajj season approaches. Early booking also secures better room-sharing options and locks in your package price before seasonal increases.

Qurbani is included as standard in our Gold and Platinum packages. In Economy and Silver packages, Qurbani is available as an optional add-on that can be arranged through the official Saudi Adahi/Qurbani banking system, ensuring your sacrifice is performed correctly and hygienically on your behalf during the Hajj days.

Yes, Pakistani expatriates residing in the UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Oman can book Hajj packages under the Pakistani passport nationality quota and depart directly from their Gulf country of residence. Note that some Gulf-resident Pakistanis may also be eligible for separate localized Hajj schemes offered within their country of residence — we can advise which route suits your situation best.