Hajj 2026

For further information or to register for HAJJ 2026, please contact us at: HAJJNOUSSOUKITRAVEL.CA@GMAIL.COM

We stay  available to inform you about conditions for Hajj 2026.

registration form click here 

Why should Hajj 2026 pilgrims choose an agency in Canada (or not)? Click here 

HAJJ 2026

Open registration

Complete Guide to Hajj 2026: Date, Registration, Requirements, Visa and Cheap Prices

WHAT ARE THE STAGES

HOW TO REGISTER FOR The  HAJJ 2026 ?

To take part in the Hajj 2026 from Canada, it is essential to register via the official hajj.nusuk.sa website. Once again this year, Saudi Arabia is centralising the management of registrations and the sale of Hajj packages. The Nusuk platform is the only way to register for the 2026 pilgrimage. Therefore, to perform the Hajj in 2026, it is imperative that you carry out all your procedures solely on the Nusuk website. Nusuk.
here are the steps to follow:
Step 1: Register using the form below: Registration form hered’
Step 2: Click on this link to be added to our telegram group
Join the Telegram group
Step 3: Creating an account on the Nusuk Hajj
website Nusuk Hajj click HERE
Contrairement à de nombreuses agences qui vous orientent vers la plateforme Nusuk pour vous inscrire au Hajj, Noussouki Travel va bien au-delà. Nous prenons en charge toutes les démarches administratives pour l’inscription au Hajj. En tant que partenaires officiels avec Rawaf Mina, nous nous engageons à garantir votre place au Hajj 2025. Avec notre équipe dévouée, vous pouvez être assuré que toutes les formalités seront traitées de manière professionnelle et efficace. Nous vous permettant ainsi de vous concentrer pleinement sur votre dévotion et votre préparation spirituelle pour ce voyage sacré.

Registrations for the Hajj 2026

When will the Hajj take place in 2026 ? – Hajj Dates 2026

Several key dates mark this pilgrimage:

  • 18 May 2026 marks the 1st day of Dhul Hijja 1447.
  • 25 May 2026 marks the start of the Hajj (departure for Mina), which will take place on 08 Dhul Hijja.
  • The 26th of May 2026 corresponds to the day of Arafa, which will take place on the 9th of Dhul Hijja.
  • May 27, 2026 heralds the day of Eid El Kebir, scheduled for Dhul Hijja 10.
  • The 28th, 29th and 30th May 2026 designate the 3 days of Mina, which will take place on the 11th, 12th and 13th of Dhul Hijja.

Eligibility for Hajj 2026:

To apply for a Saudi visa for Hajj and Umrah, foreign applicants must be at least 18 years old, of Muslim faith and meet a set of specific conditions detailed below. Women over the age of 45 are permitted to perform Hajj without a male guardian, or Mahram, provided they are part of a group and have the permission of their husband or father. Children under the age of 18 must apply for a Saudi Hajj visa with a parent or legal guardian.

Visa Validity:

The Saudi visa for Hajj 2026 is granted exclusively for the purpose of performing the Hajj pilgrimage. The visa is valid only during the Hajj period. All pilgrims must leave Saudi Arabia after the completion of Hajj and no later than the 10th day of Muharram.

Requirements to Apply for a Saudi Hajj Visa 2026

Applicants must meet the following conditions:

  • Application Form: The applicant must complete a Hajj visa application form through the Nusuk platform. Noussouki Travel will handle this process on your behalf if you travel with us for Hajj.

  • Passport: The applicant must hold a passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of application submission.

  • Photo: A recent color passport photo must be submitted, 2×2 inches, with a white background, showing a natural facial expression and 80% of the face, without glasses or head coverings, except for religious reasons.

  • Vaccination Certificate: A valid certificate against meningococcal meningitis, issued at least 10 days before entry into Saudi Arabia, not older than 3 years, and valid for at least 3 years. Depending on nationality, age, and health status, other vaccinations may be required, such as yellow fever, polio, and influenza.

  • Proof of Relationship (for women and children): Women and children must be accompanied by a husband or father (Mahram) when traveling to Saudi Arabia. The Mahram must provide proof of relationship in the form of a marriage or birth certificate. They must travel on the same flights as the Mahram.

  • No-Objection Letter (for women traveling in groups): Women over 45 years old may perform Hajj without a male guardian, provided they are part of a group and carry a no-objection letter from their Mahram.

  • Air Ticket: The applicant must hold a confirmed round-trip or onward flight ticket.

 

Hajj 2026 Prices – Exclusive Offers by Noussouki Travel

Noussouki Travel is delighted to present its special Hajj 2026 packages, scheduled from May 14 to June 6, 2026. Depart from Canada for a unique spiritual journey to Makkah, with full support and guaranteed return.

Our 4 Hajj 2026 packages and prices:

  • Standard Offer – Long Stay: starting from 9990 $CA, including comfortable accommodation and a complete program.

  • Standard Offer – Short Stay: starting from 9990 $CA, covering the essential rites of Hajj in a shorter duration.

  • Economy Offer – Long Stay: starting from 8390 $CA, offering excellent value for a full Hajj experience.

  • Economy Offer – Short Stay: starting from 8390 $CA, a more affordable and shorter option for Hajj.

With Noussouki Travel, you enjoy comprehensive support: registration on Nusuk, full logistical arrangements, spiritual guidance, and return to Canada. Our expertise ensures a smooth and serene pilgrimage.

💡 Tip: Since the 2020 health crisis, Hajj prices remain competitive, but places fill up quickly—often a year in advance. Book now to secure your participation in Hajj 2026.

Go to HAJJ 2026 with Noussouki Travel

The Hajj to Mecca undoubtedly represents the most significant journey in a Muslim’s life. It is a sacred tradition handed down from generation to generation, dating back to the first Muslim communities who followed in the footsteps of our beloved Prophet ﷺ. Are you planning to perform your Hajj in 2026? Medin Voyages, your specialist agency based in Canada, can help you enjoy this spiritual experience in the best possible conditions.

How do I register for the Hajj in 2026?

The Saudi authorities have set up a registration management platform for the Hajj: Nusuk. This interface guarantees both the security and monitoring of pilgrims.

To submit their applications, pilgrims from the countries concerned will have to go through Nusuk. They will then be able to:

  • register their personal information,
  • send the requested documents,
  • track the status of their application through to approval…or rejection.

What are the different stages involved in going on the Hajj?

  1. Create an account on Nusuk
    • Register with your email address on the official Nusuk platform.
  2. Download your identity documents
    • Make sure your passport is valid and download the required documents.
  3. Checking documents
    • Once your documents have been sent, your status will change to ‘In the process of being checked’.
  4. Validation par les autorités saoudiennes
    • Wait for official confirmation. You will receive a notification indicating whether your application has been approved or whether additional information is required.
  5. Choose your Hajj package
    • Once approved, select the package(s) offered to get the best possible support.
  6. Confirm your booking
    • Proceed to payment to confirm your booking.
  7. Finalise your preparations
    • Complete the additional formalities within the required time:
      • Booking airline tickets
      • Compulsory vaccinations
      • Other administrative formalities

What are the admission criteria for the Hajj 2026?

To help you prepare as well as possible and meet the requirements of the Saudi authorities, here are the essential criteria for approval of your application:

1. Applying for a Hajj visa

  • Fill in the official visa application form on the Nusuk platform.

2. The passport

  • Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after your return date.

3. A passport photo

The photo must meet the following criteria:

  • In colour
  • On a white background
  • 2×2 inch format
  • Without a smile
  • Without glasses
  • No headgear (except the hijab for women)

4.A vaccination certificate

  • A certificate of vaccination against meningococcal meningitis is compulsory.
    • This certificate must be issued at least 10 days before arrival in Saudi Arabia.
    • It must not be more than 3 years old.
  • Depending on the pilgrim’s nationality and age, other vaccinations may be required, notably against yellow fever and polio.

5. Proof of mahram for women

  • Women and children must be accompanied by a mahram (a legal guardian, such as a husband or father).
  • A marriage certificate or birth certificate must be provided as proof.
  • In accordance with the recommendations of the Prophet ﷺ, all women, whatever their age, are advised to travel with a mahram.

6. A return plane ticket

  • A confirmed return ticket is required to finalise your application.

Hajj with Noussouki Travel

Recognised expertise in accompanying pilgrims

For many years, Noussouki Travel has been committed to accompanying pilgrims on their ‘Umrah. On the strength of this valuable experience and the many positive feedbacks from our travellers, we are now proud to offer you a complete Hajj package.

Our qualified guides, experts in the holy places and with a perfect command of the sacred rites, are dedicated to making your stay spiritual, serene and enriching.

Throughout this unique journey, our teams will be on hand at every stage to advise, reassure and accompany you, guaranteeing a memorable experience in line with the requirements of the Hajj.

With Noussouki Travel, enjoy your Hajj with complete peace of mind and concentrate fully on your spirituality.

By the way, what is the Hajj?

The Hajj, often referred to as ‘the great pilgrimage’, is one of the five fundamental pillars of Islam. It is a religious obligation for any Muslim who is physically and financially able, and must be performed at least once in a lifetime.

Unlike the ‘Umrah (the “small pilgrimage”), which can be performed at any time of the year, the Hajj can only be performed at a very specific time: during the month of Dhul-Hijja, the twelfth month of the Muslim calendar.

Chaque année, près de 2,5 millions de pèlerins venus du monde entier se rendent à La Mecque pour vivre cette expérience spirituelle unique. Ils réalisent une série de rites sacrés et codifiés, profondément symboliques, qui retracent les pas du Prophète Ibrahim ﷺ. Parmi ces rites :

  • The Tawaf (circumambulation around the Kaaba)
  • The Sa’i (round trip between the Safa and Marwa mountains)

These spiritual stages aim to purify the soul, renew faith and strengthen the bond with Allah ﷻ.

But the Hajj is much more than just a physical journey. It is a profound spiritual quest, a call to forgiveness, piety and humility, shared with a huge community united by a common faith.

To perform the Hajj is to respond to God’s invitation and to undergo a transforming experience, marked by a deep connection with the Creator and an unparalleled spiritual renewal.

What are the merits of making the pilgrimage to Mecca?

🕋 1. The reward of Paradise

According to Jabir رضي الله عنه, the Prophet ﷺ said:

‘Hajj mabrour has no reward other than Paradise.’
(Reported by Ahmad and authenticated by Sheikh Albani in Sahih Targhib n°1104)

Someone asked what ‘mabrour’ meant? The Prophet ﷺ replied:

‘Offer food and kind words.

Hassan al-Basri رَحِمَهُ الله clarified:

‘The accepted Hajj consists in the pilgrim’s returning with a renunciation of this world and an aspiration for the Hereafter.

💰 2. Preservation from poverty and sin

According to Abdallah Ibn Mass’oud رضي الله عنه, the Prophet ﷺ said :

‘Perform Hajj and ‘Umrah frequently, for they remove poverty and sins as the bellows remove impurities from iron, gold and silver.’
(Reported by Tirmidhi – Sunan n°810 and authenticated by Sheikh Albani)

The Hajj is therefore a source of material and spiritual purification, bringing us closer to Allah and freeing us from the burdens of this world.

🤍 3. Purification of the soul

According to Abu Hourayra رضي الله عنه, the prophet ﷺ said :

‘Whoever performs Hajj without sexual intercourse or sin, will return like the day his mother gave birth to him [without sin].’
(Rapporté par Boukhari – 1521 et Muslim – 1350)

The Hajj thus offers a spiritual rebirth, washing the believer from his past sins and allowing him to leave with a purified soul.

🛡️ 4. One of the most meritorious acts

About the Hajj, Omar Ibn Al Khattab رضي الله عنه said:

“Pack your bags for the purpose of performing the Hajj, it is one of two jihads in the path of Allah.”

more, Aïsha رضي الله عنها had asked the Prophet ﷺ :

<<Oh Messenger of Allah! Jihad is the most meritorious work in our eyes. Can we take part?>>

prophetﷺ said:

« “You (women) have the best jihad, that is, the Hajj without sin.”»
(Reported by Al-Boukhari – N°1520)

🌟 In Summary: the benefits of Hajj

  • Access to Paradise for an accepted Hajj (mabrour).
  • Elimination of sins and poverty.
  • Complete purification of the soul and past faults.
  • One of the noblest and most meritorious acts in the sight of Allah.

The Hajj is much more than a physical journey, it is an incomparable spiritual experience, an inner renewal and a proof of absolute devotion to Allah ﷻ.

What are the differences between ‘Umrah and Hajj?

Hajj and ‘Umra are two forms of pilgrimage that take place in Mecca, but they differ on several essential points despite some common rites.

🕌 1. Mandatory

  • The Umrah: Meritorious and recommended, but not compulsory. but not compulsory.
  • The Hajj: A pillar of Islam, mandatory for any Muslim who meets the necessary physical and financial conditions at least once in his life.

📅 2. Period of realization

  • The Umrah: Can be accomplished at any time of year.
  • Hajj: Can only be performed at a specific time, during the month of Dhu’l-Hijjah (12th month of the Muslim lunar calendar).

✨ 3. Rites and steps

The common rites:

  • Tawaf: Circumambulation around the Kaaba.
  • Sa’i: Route between the Safa and Marwa mountains.
  • Tahalul: Shave or cut hair to mark the end of the pilgrimage.

The specific rites of the Hajj:

  • The gathering in Arafat: Essential moment of the Hajj, symbol of divine mercy.
  • The passage through Muzdalifa: Night spent under the starry sky to pray and meditate.
  • The steles in Mina: Stone throwing to symbolize the rejection of Satan.

These additional steps make the Hajj a longer, more intense and more collective spiritual experience.

🌍 4. Spiritual and collective dimension

  • The ‘Umra: A personal spiritual experience, often shorter and more flexible.
  • The Hajj: A collective experience, bringing together millions of Muslims from all over the world, symbolizing unity and equality of believers before Allah.

📊 5. Duration of the pilgrimage

  • The Umra: Can be completed in a few hours or days.
  • The Hajj: Usually lasts 5 to 6 days, with specific rites to be performed at defined times.

📝 En résumé : Tableau comparatif

Critères Umra Hajj
Obligation Not yes
period all year round months of  Dhoul-Hijja
duration short Longue (5-6 Days)
Common rites Tawaf, Sa’i, Tahalul Tawaf, Sa’i, Tahalul
specific rites none Arafat, Muzdalifa, Mina
dimension individual collective

In conclusion:

  • Umrah is a voluntary and spiritual act, accessible at any time of the year.
  • Hajj is a religious obligation, marked by rigorous organization and a more intense spiritual experience.

These two pilgrimages allow the believer to renew his faith, purify his soul and strengthen his link with Allah ﷻ.