SAUDI EXPATRIATES

The prices for the four packages will range from 4,099 to 13,265 Saudi Riyals. People who live inside Saudi Arabia including Saudi citizens and resident expatriates and want to go on the annual Hajj journey this year can apply through the Nusuk app or the ministry's website at https://Localhaj.haj.gov.sa

The Ministry has revealed more information about the 4 packages that domestic pilgrims can choose from.

1. People who choose First package, which costs SR10,366.10, will be given camps that are meant to give pilgrims high-end service and comfort. 

2. People who selects the second package, which costs SR8,092.55, will be given hospitality camps in Mina. Read : Indonesia's first Hajj flight to land in Saudi Arabia in May

3. According to the Ministry, the third plan costs the most at SR13,265.25 and includes a stay in one of six towers in Mina that are close to the Jamarat Bridge.

4. The economic package for domestic pilgrims can get affordable services under the fourth package, which costs the least at SR4,099.75.

- In all of the prices, there is value-added tax (VAT), but it does not cover the cost of getting to and from Makkah by land or air.

- The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah made it clear that the prices of the first and second packages will include the cost of getting to and from Makkah. They will also include the cost of getting to and from the assembly points and the Mashair train or buses in the Holy Sites of Mina, Arafat, and Muzdalifah, depending on where the camp is located. See Also : Jawazat launched 8 new e-services in Absher and Muqeem

- While in the third package, the Mashair train will be the only way to get between the Holy Sites.

- Within the fourth package, the price includes transportation from the pilgrims  home in Makkah to the site of Mina so that the stoning rite can be done at the Jamarat. This is done by buses and then the Mashair train on the days of Tashreeq (11,12 and 13 Dhul HIjjah).