If you live in the United Kingdom or in a European Union country such as Germany, there is only one official way to book Hajj: the Saudi platform Nusuk Hajj at hajj.nusuk.sa. Travel agencies in these countries, including Abbasi Travels, are not allowed to sell Hajj packages or Hajj visas.
What we know about Hajj 2027
- Hajj 2027 is expected around 14 to 19 May 2027, with the Day of Arafah expected around 15 May 2027. The exact dates depend on the sighting of the moon and are confirmed by the Saudi authorities.
- When we last checked (6 October 2026), registration for Hajj 2027 had not opened yet. It is expected in late October or November 2026, but no official date had been announced.
How registration has worked in recent seasons
Nusuk can change details from year to year, so always follow the official instructions for 2027.
- Create your account on hajj.nusuk.sa with your own email address and confirm it.
- Complete your profile exactly as written in your passport, with your country of residence and contact details.
- Add your companions if you travel as a family or group.
- Wait for package booking to open. Places are limited, so be ready on the day.
- Choose a package and pay inside Nusuk within the time limit shown.
- Upload the documents Nusuk asks for and complete the required vaccinations.
- Receive your Hajj visa through Nusuk, then follow your package provider's travel instructions.
Documents to prepare early
- Passport: valid well beyond your return date. Plan for at least six months after travel and check the exact rule on Nusuk.
- Photo: a recent digital passport style photo with a plain white background.
- Vaccinations: the meningitis ACWY vaccination has been required in past seasons. Check the current health rules on Nusuk and speak to your doctor in good time.
- Proof of residence: if your passport is not from the country you live in, keep your residence permit ready.
- Family documents: marriage or birth certificates in case they are requested.
Avoid Hajj scams
- Never pay for Hajj outside Nusuk.
- Nobody can sell you a "guaranteed" Hajj place or a "VIP quota".
- Never share your Nusuk password or one time codes with anyone, including us.
How we can help
We are not part of Nusuk and we never sell Hajj packages or visas. We offer paid practical help with the official process: help with your account and profile, a document check and an alert when registration opens. We tell you our fee before we start. See our Hajj 2027 and Nusuk page.