MAKKAH: According to the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, Hajj affairs offices worldwide have until February 14 to complete their contracts for services associated with this year’s Hajj season. According to the Saudi Press Agency on Monday, the ministry stated that these contracts must be fulfilled via the Nusuk Masar platform, intended for foreign Hajj pilgrims.
The ministry emphasised the significance of following rules established by the appropriate authorities in Saudi Arabia, such as those about air and ground transportation, to guarantee the greatest services for pilgrims.
According to the SPA, it also called for adherence to the security, health, and procedural rules specified in the Hajj agreement between the relevant offices in different nations and the ministry. The ministry stated that the actual quotas for pilgrims from different nations will be decided after the deadline, and no further contracts will be accepted.
According to the SPA, the visa-granting procedure would start right away. The ministry asked Hajj offices to ensure pilgrims get visas and permits through the proper channels and inform them of the importance of adhering to Hajj rules and guidelines.
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