Hajj 2027 (1448 AH): Government Hajj Scheme
| Package | Length | Per person |
|---|---|---|
| Long | about 38–42 days | Rs 1,200,000 |
| Short | about 20–25 days | Rs 1,300,000 |
| Three-bed separate room (Makkah only) | — | +Rs 70,000 |
| Two-bed separate room (Makkah only) | — | +Rs 210,000 |
Source: Ministry of Religious Affairs advertisement of 16 August 2026. Example: two people on the long package with shared accommodation = 1,200,000 × 2 = Rs 2,400,000.
Example: an Umrah budget
Two people, visa Rs 60,000 and airfare Rs 170,000 each, 7 nights in Makkah at SAR 350 and 5 nights in Madinah at SAR 300 (one room), food SAR 50 per person a day, transport SAR 500, rate Rs 74.51 per riyal (the open-market selling rate on 22 October 2026); all other figures are examples:
- Visa and airfare: (60,000 + 170,000) × 2 = Rs 460,000
- Hotels: SAR 2,450 + SAR 1,500 = SAR 3,950
- Food: 50 × 2 × 12 days = SAR 1,200; transport SAR 500
- Riyals in total: SAR 5,650 × 74.51 = Rs 420,982
- Total Rs 880,982, or Rs 440,491 per person
This calculator is a guide. For final Hajj dues and dates, check the Ministry of Religious Affairs website or the Pak Hajj app, and book Umrah only through a licensed travel agent.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Hajj cost under the Government Hajj Scheme for Hajj 2027 (1448 AH)?
The Ministry of Religious Affairs announced Rs 1,200,000 per person for the long package (about 38–42 days) and Rs 1,300,000 for the short package (about 20–25 days). A separate room in Makkah costs extra: Rs 70,000 per person for a three-bed room or Rs 210,000 for a two-bed room.
What does the government Hajj package include?
According to the ministry’s advertisement: Hajj training, vaccination, a travel bag, a mobile SIM, medical care, return airfare, transport, food, shared accommodation in Makkah and Madinah (family rooms for 4 to 6 mahram relatives), air-conditioned maktab tents, qurbani, 5 litres of Zamzam and life insurance (takaful).
How are the Hajj dues paid?
In two instalments through the Pak Hajj app or the online Hajj portal. For Hajj 2027 (1448 AH) the first instalment, 50% of the chosen package, was collected from 18 August 2026, and the second from 5 to 20 October 2026. The ministry says applications without the second instalment by the deadline are treated as cancelled.
How much did Hajj 2026 cost?
The Hajj Policy 2026 set a tentative government package of Rs 1,150,000 to Rs 1,250,000, subject to final contracts. The Hajj Policy 2027–2030 says dues are fixed each year after contracts, exchange rates and Saudi charges are known, and any saving is returned to pilgrims.
How much does Umrah cost from Pakistan?
It depends mostly on airfare, the season and how close your hotel is to the Haram. Ramadan and school holidays are the most expensive. Get quotes for the visa, flights and hotels, enter them here and the calculator adds food and transport and converts riyals at the rate you enter.
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Sources
- Ministry of Religious Affairs: Government Hajj Scheme 2027 advertisement (packages and instalments), 16 August 2026
- Ministry of Religious Affairs: second instalment schedule, 5 to 20 October 2026
- Ministry of Religious Affairs: Hajj Policy & Plan 2027–2030
- Ministry of Religious Affairs: Hajj Policy 2026
- State Bank of Pakistan: exchange rates for mark-to-market revaluation, 22 October 2026
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