Aden — Yemen’s Ministry of Endowments and Guidance has officially announced that 30 Rajab 1447 AH will be the final deadline for citizens wishing to register for the upcoming Hajj season. 

The ministry urged all prospective pilgrims to complete their registration procedures before this date to ensure eligibility and proper coordination with Saudi authorities.

In a statement issued through the ministry’s official channels, officials emphasized that no applications will be accepted after the Rajab 30 deadline, and that registration must be completed through authorized Hajj agencies approved by the ministry. Applicants are also required to submit necessary documentation and pay the initial deposit to secure their place.

The ministry noted that preparations for the Hajj season are underway in coordination with the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, and that priority will be given to applicants who meet health and legal requirements. Medical screenings and biometric data collection will be part of the pre-departure process.

This announcement comes as Yemen continues to navigate logistical challenges due to the ongoing conflict, with the ministry reaffirming its commitment to facilitating a safe and organized pilgrimage for Yemeni citizens.