US EditionSaudi Arabia Launches E-Permits for Mecca Entry
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The Saudi Arabian Ministry of Interior has made entry into Mecca subject to permission in order to increase security before the Hajj season. The deadline for pilgrims performing Umrah to leave the country has been set as April 18...Click here for more.
Pilgrims Only! Saudi Arabia Bans Entry to Makkah Without Hajj Permit
Saudi Arabia has announced new entry restrictions for Makkah, starting from April 13, as part of preparations for the upcoming Hajj season. The decision has been taken to ensure better crowd control, safety, and smooth management of pilgrims. According to the Ministry of Interior, only people with valid Hajj permits, residents of Makkah with an iqama, or individuals holding official work permits will be allowed to enter the holy city. Anyone wit…
Hajj 2026: Entry into Makkah banned without permit
Saudi Arabia has enforced new Hajj-season restrictions, barring expatriates and residents without official permits from entering Makkah starting Monday, April 13. According to Saudi Press Agency, Public Security confirmed that entry regulations tied to Hajj arrangements are now in effect. Residents must possess valid permits to access the holy city, and those without proper documentation will be turned away at checkpoints. #الأمن_العام: اعتبا…
Entry to Makkah Banned for Those Without Hajj Permit Ahead of Hajj 2026
The Islamic Information Entry to Makkah Banned for Those Without Hajj Permit Ahead of Hajj 2026 Key Takeaways Entry restrictions into Makkah take effect from Monday, April 13, 2026 — 25 Shawwal 1447 AH. No one will be permitted to enter Makkah without a valid Hajj permit, a resident ID issued by Makkah, or a work permit in Makkah. The restrictions are part of the annual measures put in place as Saudi Arabia prepares for Hajj 2026. Saudi Arabia’…
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