The 2025 Hajj Taskforce has announced March 13, 2025 as the final deadline for payment of this year’s Hajj package, emphasizing that no extensions will be granted.
In a statement, the Taskforce urged all prospective pilgrims and accredited Hajj agents to adhere strictly to this deadline to ensure a smooth and well-coordinated pilgrimage process.
The decision aligns with directives from the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah Affairs of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which seeks to enhance organization and efficiency in handling international pilgrims.
To further facilitate preparations, the Taskforce has introduced measures to assist fully paid pilgrims in acquiring their passports with ease.
It encouraged Hajj agents to take full advantage of this initiative to streamline the travel process for their clients.
In a significant move to make the pilgrimage more accessible, the Taskforce recently announced a reduction in the 2025 Hajj package fee from GHC 75,000 to GHC 62,000, offering financial relief to prospective pilgrims.
The Taskforce reaffirmed its commitment to providing world-class services to Ghanaian pilgrims, ensuring a safe, comfortable, and spiritually fulfilling journey to the holy sites.
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