Visa Requirement
Navigate the Hajj Visa Requirements from Bangladesh
To secure a smooth pilgrimage, prospective Bangladeshi pilgrims must prioritize understanding the Hajj visa requirements. Consequently, applicants should act promptly because the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia strictly enforces seasonal windows for visa issuance. You must first prepare a valid passport and proof of mandatory vaccinations to satisfy health standards. Furthermore, women should investigate specific stipulations, such as traveling with a mahram or obtaining a notarized no-objection certificate. Fortunately, As-Sunnah Travels offers comprehensive services to guide you through these complex Hajj visa requirements. Their expertise ensures that you organize all necessary documentation correctly. Therefore, by adhering to every Saudi government regulation, you can finally embark on a spiritually enriching journey with complete peace of mind.
Eligibility & Primary Requirements
- Citizenship: You must be a Bangladeshi citizen (or a Non-Resident Bangladeshi with a valid passport).
- Age: Generally between 18 and 65 years. Minors (under 18) must be accompanied by a legal guardian.
Mahram (for Women): Women under 45 typically require a Mahram (male guardian). Women over 45 may travel without one if they are part of an organized group.
- Physical Fitness: You must obtain a medical certificate from a government-approved center proving you are fit for the physically demanding rituals.
- Passport: A machine-readable passport (MRP) or E-passport valid for at least 6 to 12 months from the date of travel
- National ID (NID): A copy of your Smart Card or NID. For children, a Birth Registration Certificate (BRC) is required.
- Photographs: 2 to 4 recent passport-sized color photos with a white background.
- COVID-19: Proof of vaccination (as per current Saudi and Bangladesh government health protocols).
- Health Clearance: Form signed by an authorized doctor.
- Biometric Data: Proof of biometric registration with valid mobile number and email ID (this is now a mandatory part of the Saudi visa process).
NOTE: You cannot apply for a Hajj visa directly at the embassy; it must be done through the Hajj Management Portal or an approved agency.
