Haj 2023: Online registration now open; Check last date, eligibility & step-by-step guide to apply here
The last date for online registration for the 2023 Haj pilgrimage is approaching. The Haj Committee of India has opened the portals for the devotees who wish to visit the holy city of Mecca. This year, the committee has made the process of registr...
By ET Spotlight Special |
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The Haj Committee of India has opened the portals for the devotees who wish to visit the holy city of Mecca for the Haj 2023 pilgrimage. This year, the committee has made the process of registration completely online to ensure a hassle-free experience for the applicants.
The last date to apply for the Haj 2023 pilgrimage is March 10, 2023. It is important for all individuals to apply before the deadline to ensure their participation in the holy event.
How to complete the Haj 2023 Registration Form
To participate in the Haj 2023 pilgrimage, it is necessary to fill out the online registration form.
Go to the official website - Visit hajcommittee.gov.in and click on the "HAJ 2023" tab.
Start a new registration by selecting the e option of "Online Application Form" and then click on "New Registration".
Enter personal information including your user ID, password, first name, last name, state, district, and security code.
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Over the years, the kingdom has spent billions of dollars on making one of the world's biggest religious gatherings more secure. Haj, a once-in-a-lifetime duty for every able-bodied Muslim who can afford it, is a major source of income for the government from worshippers’ lodging, transport, fees and gifts.
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Confirm registration - After entering the details, click on "Register". A confirmation message will appear on the screen once you have successfully submitted your OTP.
Login - Use your User ID (mobile number) and password to log into the system.
Choose application category - Select the appropriate application category, the number of persons, and infant. Then, click on the "GO NEXT" button.
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Upload required documents - After successfully submitting your details, you will need to upload your passport photograph, passport's first and last page, a copy of a cancelled cheque, and your vaccine certificate.
Final submission - Click on the "Final Submission" button to complete the process. A unique system-generated Group ID will be displayed to indicate the successful completion of the registration.
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Download the application form - To access a copy of your completed registration form, click on the "Download HAF2023" button.
It is important to note that the registration process for the Haj 2023 pilgrimage is completely online and no physical submissions are required. Applicants can complete the entire process from the comfort of their homes.
FAQs:
When is the last date to apply for Haj 2023? March 10, 2023
What is the official website for registering Haj 2023? The official website is www.hajcommittee.gov.in