MAKKAH — The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah will begin implementing the new system for payment of fees for domestic Hajj bookings in the second phase on Friday, May 15. This applies to citizens and expatriates who have completed the registration process and booked their seats through the Nusk electronic application. The ministry clarified that the deadline for paying the reservation invoice has been extended to 72 hours, until Dhul Qada 27, Thursday, while the deadline will be six hours only on Dhul Qada 28, Friday. This is to provide the opportunity to the largest possible number of beneficiaries. The reservation will be automatically canceled in case of non-payment within the new specified period, provided that the payment is to be made through the “SADAD” system, within integrated digital procedures aimed at organizing seats and ensuring fairness in providing opportunities.MAKKAH — The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah will begin implementing the new system for payment of fees for domestic Hajj bookings in the second phase on Friday, May 15. This applies to citizens and expatriates who have completed the registration process and booked their seats through the Nusk electronic application. The ministry clarified that the deadline for paying the reservation invoice has been extended to 72 hours, until Dhul Qada 27, Thursday, while the deadline will be six hours only on Dhul Qada 28, Friday. This is to provide the opportunity to the largest possible number of beneficiaries. The reservation will be automatically canceled in case of non-payment within the new specified period, provided that the payment is to be made through the “SADAD” system, within integrated digital procedures aimed at organizing seats and ensuring fairness in providing opportunities.
Six hour-deadline for payment of domestic Hajj fee on Friday
