ISLAMABAD – The deadline for Hajj 2026 registration has been extended by two days, allowing candidates more time to get their papers in order.
According to the Ministry of Religious Affairs, pilgrims can now submit their applications through specified banks and the ministry’s web site till July 11.
The registration procedure will be available until Friday, in response to pleas from prospective pilgrims who required additional time to finish their applications.
So far, 313,000 people have successfully registered for the Hajj 2026.
The ministry has stated that specifics concerning Hajj expenditures, terms, and conditions would be disclosed separately in accordance with the impending Hajj policies.
Many people are relieved that the deadline has been extended. Officials have advised the remaining candidates to act quickly and not wait until the final minute.
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