Skip to main content

The Emirates Times

Linkedin Twitter Facebook Tumblr

The Emirates Times

– Make It Happen
Enquire Now
Menu
  • HOME
  • INTERVIEW
  • UAE
  • GULF NEWS
    • Dubai
    • Jordan
    • Bahrain
    • Abu Dhabi
    • Saudi Arabia
    • Oman
  • BUSINESS
  • TECHNOLOGY
  • LIFESTYLE
  • EVENT
  • SUCCESS STORIES
  • METAVERSE

The Emirates Times

– Make It Happen
Menu
  • Home
  • Interview
  • UAE
  • Gulf News
    • BUSINESS
    • Dubai
    • Jordan
    • Saudi Arabia
    • Abu Dhabi
    • Bahrain
    • Oman
  • Technology
  • Lifestyle
    • EVENT
  • Metaverse
Home Gulf News

Saudi Citizens can Register for the Hajj now; First-time Pilgrims are Given Preference.

February 14, 2024
in Gulf News, Saudi Arabia
0 0
0

Saudi Arabian pilgrims can now register for the Hajj and Umrah through the Ministry of Tourism. This year (1445 AH or 2024), citizens and residents who would like to undertake the Haj may do so beginning on Sunday, February 11, 2024, at 1 p.m. local time.

Pilgrims have two alternatives for registering: through the ministry’s website or the ‘Nusuk’ app, which allows them to browse and select their preferred Haj package. Those who haven’t completed their Haj will be given preference when booking.

The ministry has made it easier for registrants by offering the option to pay in whole at the time of registration or in part, subject to the specified terms and restrictions.

The ministry advised persons registering to make sure the details they register and the packages they choose are accurate. Additionally, it has stated that the same mobile number cannot be linked to more than one application.

Also Read:

Indian rupee strengthens versus UAE dirham, although it can teeter on the edge of a narrow range. 

UAE Weather: Mild Showers and Fog to Greet UAE as Temperatures Dip 

ShareTweetSend
Next Post
Traveling from the UAE to Oman: Relaxing visa requirements speeds up border crossing

Traveling from the UAE to Oman: Relaxing Visa Requirements Speeds up Border Crossing

No Result
View All Result

Latest Posts

Dubai to Host ISEA2026, One of the World’s Biggest Electronic Art Gatherings, From November 6
Technology

Dubai to Host ISEA2026, One of the World’s Biggest Electronic Art Gatherings, From November 6

by Rohan Kumar
November 3, 2026
0

DUBAI — A global gathering of artists, researchers and technologists is about to turn Dubai into a showcase for digital...

Read more
Dubai to Open Final World Trade Centre Bridge on Friday, Cutting a Six-Minute Trip to One

Dubai to Open Final World Trade Centre Bridge on Friday, Cutting a Six-Minute Trip to One

November 3, 2026
UAE Orders Recall of Baby Gripe Water Batch Over Undeclared Alcohol

UAE Orders Recall of Baby Gripe Water Batch Over Undeclared Alcohol

November 3, 2026
Sharjah Closes All City Beaches as Tanker Oil Spill Threatens UAE’s Northern Coast

Sharjah Closes All City Beaches as Tanker Oil Spill Threatens UAE’s Northern Coast

November 3, 2026
UAE and Canada Sign Landmark Trade Pact as Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Visits Ottawa

UAE and Canada Sign Landmark Trade Pact as Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Visits Ottawa

November 3, 2026

Follow Us

The Emirates Times

– Make It Happen
The Emirates Times is an English Language Internet media with a significant focus on business, technology, news, entrepreneurship, leadership, innovation, prominent business personalities, and many more, majorly in the GCC region. Further, the company publishes interviews, news, business content, press releases, etc. This platform also publishes about real estate, sports, metaverse, business ideas, and more.
Linkedin Twitter Facebook Tumblr

Important links

  • HOME
  • INTERVIEW
  • UAE
  • GULF NEWS
  • TECHNOLOGY
  • LIFESTYLE
  • METAVERSE

Contact Us

  • sales@theemiratestimes.com
  • +91-70-6556-6556

© 2024 theemiratestimes