Muscat – In an official statement, the Mission highlighted the importance of adhering to the regulations and licensing requirements set by the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which are mandatory for all pilgrims.
The Mission highlighted the penalties for violations as outlined in the Hajj Affairs Regulations:
• A fine ranging from RO 1,000 to RO 2,000 will be imposed on each unlicensed pilgrim who is transported to perform Hajj rituals.
• A fine between RO 500 and RO 1,000 will be applied to any individual or entity promoting unauthorized Hajj transportation services.
The Oman Hajj Mission stresses the importance of obtaining information from its reliable sources through official media platforms.
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