Saudi Arabia Completes Hajj 2025 Arrangements, Pilgrim Flights Begin Next Week - Bio Points News
Saudi Ministry of Hajj & Umrah announces complete preparations for Hajj 2025. First pilgrims to arrive from South Africa on April 28, followed by Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, and Indonesia. Health guidelines issued for Pakistani pilgrims.
Saudi Arabia Announces Complete Hajj 2025 Arrangements, Pilgrims to Start Arriving Next Week
Riyadh: The Saudi government has officially completed all preparations for Hajj 2025, with the first group of international pilgrims set to arrive in the coming week. The announcement was made by the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, confirming that pilgrims’ flights will commence shortly.
According to a ministry spokesperson, the arrival of pilgrims from various countries will be carried out in phases:
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The first flight from South Africa will land in Saudi Arabia on April 28, 2025.
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The second phase will bring pilgrims from Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh on April 29, 2025.
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Finally, Indonesia’s pilgrims will arrive on May 2, 2025.
The Saudi government confirmed that all arrangements, including airport reception, transportation, accommodation, and healthcare services for pilgrims, have been finalized.
Important Health Advisory for Pakistani Pilgrims
The Ministry of Religious Affairs, Pakistan, has also issued essential instructions for Hajj pilgrims. It has made it mandatory for all pilgrims to get vaccinated before departing for Saudi Arabia.
Pilgrims must receive the following vaccines free of cost from their nearest Hajj camp:
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Meningitis (Neck Meningitis)
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Seasonal Influenza
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Polio
After vaccination, pilgrims must collect their Yellow Card (vaccination certificate) from the Hajj camp, as entry into Saudi Arabia will not be permitted without this document.
Additionally, pilgrims aged 65 and above have been advised to carry their previous COVID-19 vaccination card. In case of unavailability, they should get vaccinated at the nearest Hajj camp to obtain the new certificate.
A Smooth and Safe Hajj Operation Expected
With international arrivals scheduled in an organized manner and strict health protocols in place, both Saudi and Pakistani authorities are optimistic about a smooth, safe, and spiritually fulfilling Hajj experience for all pilgrims this year.
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