According to the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah, pilgrims must make their bookings through official Saudi platforms that issue authorized Hajj visas.

The ministry has cautioned individuals wishing to undertake the pilgrimage to avoid using unofficial methods for their travel arrangements.

The ministry stated that any information or offers from unofficial sources are false and have not been verified by them or other authorities.

People are advised to carefully verify information to avoid falling victim to fraudulent advertisements and scams related to Hajj.

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The report mentioned that pilgrims can obtain official Hajj visas through Saudi authorities by contacting Hajj offices in 80 countries or using the “Nusuk Hajj” online platform.

This platform is designated for pilgrims from over 126 countries and allows direct bookings through the platform.