How to Pay Domestic Hajj and Umrah Fees in Installments

The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah said domestic pilgrimage fees could be divided into 3 installments or paid in full.

The partial payment starts with a 20% down payment and should be paid within 72 hours of the registration date. While the second payment is 40%, and it must be paid no later than 7/7/1444 AH (29/01/2023). The third payment will be also at 40%, and should be paid until 10/10/1444 AH (30/04/2023).

Hajj status will be canceled if payments are not completed on time. The status will only be confirmed once payment is made. Each payment issued will have a separate invoice, the ministry said.

Full Payment

The full payment options will be as soon as the reservation is made, and one invoice will be issued for it. The ministry noted that the reservation is (confirmed) for all those registered to perform the Hajj, and all payments must be paid on time.

Domestic Registration.

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has opened registration for pilgrims from within Saudi with packages starting at SR3,984

Packages 

The first package costs from SR10,596 to SR11,841; the second from SR8,092 to SR8,458; the third costs SR13,150 and the fourth package, which provides economical services to the pilgrims, costs SR3,984. All prices include value-added tax (VAT).

In the first package from SR10,596 to SR11,841, the camps will have sophisticated facilities and convenient services for the pilgrims. In the third package costing SR13,150, pilgrims will be accommodated in the six towers located close to the Jamarat in Mina.

Pilgrims must commit to the chosen package and come with the Hajj facility with which they have been registered.