Yes, you can submit an application, but you must receive three types of vaccines at the time of travel.
No, you must have an Iraqi passport and a digital ID to apply for Hajj.
Yes, you need to have a mobile number and the number must be active to receive the verification code.
No, two women or two men cannot apply for Hajj together. For information about the different Hajj categories, carefully read the guidelines.
No, a single applicant cannot have more than one application. However, a group consisting of one man and two female relatives (mahrams) can submit one application.
In the solo woman category, her age must not be less than 45 years, but in other categories, she can apply from the age of 18 and above.
No, this year, concessions to another person are not allowed under any circumstances, except in the case of an emergency such as (illness, death) based on a medical report and official documents. Otherwise, someone from the waiting list will take your place.
No, you cannot. Concessions can only be made to a first-degree relative.
No, this year, postponement to another year is not allowed under any circumstances, except in case of an emergency such as illness, based on a medical report and official documents. Otherwise, someone from the waiting list will take your place.
No, commercial Hajj will not be available this year.
In general, the cost of Hajj includes these services:
Visa provision.
Round-trip airline ticket.
Bus fare for citizens traveling by land.
Accommodation and three meals in the holy cities of Mecca and Medina.
Cost of health services such as medicine and ambulance transport.
Masha'er Services
Arafat: (Tent, mattress, food and beverages, transportation fare)
Mina: Stay for two nights and three days (Tent, mattress, food and beverages)
Transportation fare for pilgrims within the Kurdistan Region between cities and independent administrations to both international airports (Erbil and Sulaimaniyah)
Transportation fare for pilgrims in Saudi Arabia between the cities of (Mecca and Medina) and between the Masha'er.
No, they cannot apply for Hajj. The applicant must hold an Iraqi passport and national ID card.
No, a child cannot fill out the Hajj application form if they are under 18 years old.
No, the applicant must be a resident of the Kurdistan Region.
Yes, it is optional, but the quota is limited and will be determined at the time of processing the travel arrangements at the Hajj and Umrah offices in the provinces and independent administrations.