The schedule has been set according to the Hajj roadmap published by Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Hajj and Umrah.
How much money is needed for registration
Both government and private channels—preliminary registration can be done by depositing three lakh fifty thousand taka. However, before that, depositing 30 thousand taka and completing pre-registration is mandatory.
Those who complete preliminary registration must pay the remaining amount of the Hajj package and complete final registration by December 10 of the current year.
Where can registration be done
Through the government channel, one can register by creating a user account on the e-Hajj system (hajj.gov.bd).
In addition, registration can be done at—
- Union Digital Centers
- Divisional and district offices of the Islamic Foundation
- District and upazila model mosques
- Baitul Mukarram Islamic Foundation office
- Dhaka Hajj Office
For registration through the government channel, money must be deposited via voucher at any branch of Sonali Bank. For registration through the private channel, the amount must be deposited in the designated bank account of the respective Hajj agency.
Who cannot go for Hajj
According to the instructions of the Ministry of Religious Affairs—
- Anyone under 15 years of age cannot go for Hajj.
- Individuals with serious heart, lung, liver, or kidney diseases.
- Individuals with neurological or mental illness and dementia.
- Cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy, biological therapy, or radiotherapy.
- Individuals with infectious diseases such as tuberculosis or hemorrhagic fever.
- Women in the last two months of pregnancy or with high-risk pregnancy.
Additional instructions
During preliminary registration, pilgrims must—
- Select the district for training and vaccination.
- Select the type and package of Hajj.
- The passport must be valid until December 31, 2027.
