Saudi Authorities Issue Strong Warning to Hajj Pilgrims for 2025, Urging Official Booking Only

Riyadh – Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has issued a crucial warning for those planning to perform Hajj in 2025, stressing that all pilgrims must book their Hajj trip through official Saudi platforms that are authorized to issue legitimate Hajj visas.

The ministry cautioned those intending to go on Hajj to avoid using unofficial methods to book their journey. They clarified that any information or offers from non-official sources are misleading and have not been verified by the Ministry or other official authorities.

The Ministry further advised potential pilgrims to verify information carefully to avoid falling victim to fake advertisements and fraud. They emphasized that individuals should only rely on verified and trusted sources for booking their Hajj journey.

According to the report, pilgrims can obtain the official Hajj visa through Hajj offices in 80 countries or by using the “Nusuk Hajj” online platform. This platform has been designated for pilgrims from over 126 countries, allowing them to book their trip directly through official channels.

This warning aims to protect Hajj pilgrims from scams and ensures that all bookings are made in compliance with Saudi Arabia’s official Hajj regulations, ensuring a safe and legitimate pilgrimage experience.