How much Hajj 2025 will cost?

The federal cabinet has approved the Hajj 2025 policy for the next year’s pilgrimage via circulation summary.

According to Geo News, under the policy the Hajj is expected to cost around Rs10,75,000 to 11,75,000.

Report revealed that around 179,000 people from Pakistan will be able to perform Hajj next year.

The new policy also indicated the number of quotas reserved for different sectors such as the government and private operators.

Meanwhile, the quota reserved for the labour sector is around 1,000 pilgrims and around 300 for low income workers registered under Employees’ Old-Age Benefits Institution (EOBI).

Moreover, the long Hajj will cover 38 to 42 days and short Hajj will go on for 20 to 25 days. Meanwhile, children under 12-year-old will not be able to travel for the pilgrimage.

Flights for the Road to Makkah facility will be available from Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi.

Women without their mehram will be able to perform Hajj on the terms of the Islamic Ideological Council.