Hajj visa can be cancelled with a deduction of 360 Saudi Riyals
The Religious Affairs Ministry issued a notice in this regard yesterday to inform all concerned, including pilgrims and Hajj agencies
Grand Mosque, Mecca, June 16, 2024. Photo: REUTERS/Saleh Salem
Pilgrims who got a visa for performing the holy Hajj this year can cancel it as the Saudi Arabia government has introduced a visa cancellation system.
The Religious Affairs Ministry issued a notice in this regard yesterday to inform all concerned, including pilgrims and Hajj agencies.
The notice said that the option to cancel Hajj visas has been introduced in the Saudi e-Hajj system.
Pilgrims may cancel their visa, if necessary, it added.
Keep updated, follow The Business Standard's Google news channel
The visa fee, equivalent to 360 Saudi Riyals, will be deducted in case of cancellation.
