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An Indonesian Muslim pilgrim carries a toy upon her arrival at the Sultan Iskandar Muda International Airport in Blang Bintang, Aceh province on July 31, 2023, after performing the annual Hajj pilgrimage. AFP
  • The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has advised individuals to use the Nusuk app for registration, which is available in several countries
  • For those countries where the app is not available, the Ministry recommends registering through accredited companies

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – Saudi Arabia is warning potential Hajj pilgrims to be cautious of fake Hajj companies that may scam people. The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has advised individuals to use the Nusuk app for registration, which is available in several countries. For those countries where the app is not available, the Ministry recommends registering through accredited companies. The Ministry has emphasized the importance of completing all necessary vaccinations before embarking on the pilgrimage.

The Nusuk app is the official platform for domestic pilgrims, providing a user-friendly interface and essential services for the pilgrimage process. International pilgrims from specific areas have access to the “Nusuk – Hajj” platform, tailored to their needs.

Pilgrims from other countries are advised to seek guidance from official Hajj missions or certified companies, recognized and authorized to assist with the Hajj application process.

Saudi Arabia is preparing extensively for Hajj 2024 and expects a large number of pilgrims. The allocation of places at holy sites will be based on when contracts are finalized, ensuring a smoother process for pilgrims.