What does Hajj cost? The price build-up explained
The price of a Hajj journey varies widely. We do not sell trips, but the explanation below shows how the price is built up so you can compare offers fairly.
Last updated: 2026-09-09
Short answer
The cost of Hajj consists of the package via Nusuk plus personal expenses such as vaccinations, insurance, the sacrifice and meals outside the package. Amounts vary widely by hotel class and length of stay; check the current price with an approved provider.
Planning your vaccination
- Meningococcal ACWY, required for Saudi Arabia
- International vaccination certificate straight away
- Evening and weekend appointments, every day 10:00 to 22:00
Roughly where the prices sit
For Western European pilgrims, complete Nusuk packages for 2027 in practice range from roughly 7,000 euro for a simple, longer stay further from the Haram to 18,000 euro or more for a short luxury package close to the Grand Mosque. Comparable packages from the United Kingdom were offered for 2027 between roughly 6,500 and 16,000 pounds. These are indications: final prices appear with the approved providers on the platform.
What determines the price
- Duration: longer packages cost more in accommodation and meals
- The hotel's location relative to the Grand Mosque
- The hotel class and the number of people per room
- The package type: Mashair, non-shifting or shifting
- The level of guidance and the services at the Mashair
- Flight prices and the moment of booking
Costs that are often forgotten
- Proper travel insurance with medical cover
- Vaccinations and the consultation in the Netherlands
- The sacrifice, if it is not part of the package
- Spending money on site, local transport and gifts
- A new or renewed passport
Avoid disappointments
Always ask for a breakdown of what is and is not included, and pay through the official platform or an approved provider. A strikingly low price often comes with a hotel further away or more people per room.
The medical costs
The cost of your vaccinations and consultation is listed on our pricing page. Many supplementary insurance policies reimburse travel vaccinations in full or in part.
Information about registration and packages is based on the official Nusuk Hajj platform of the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah. Registration and payment take place there only; DKliniek provides the medical preparation.
Official sources
- hajj.nusuk.sa — Official registration and packages
- haj.gov.sa — Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah
- visa.mofa.gov.sa — Saudi visa information
- lcr.nl — Dutch national travel health centre
- who.int — World Health Organization
Arrange your vaccinations in time
Meningococcal ACWY is required for entry to Saudi Arabia and must be given at least ten days before arrival. We also advise you on DTP, hepatitis A and your certificate.
- Meningococcal ACWY, required for Saudi Arabia
- International vaccination certificate straight away
- Evening and weekend appointments, every day 10:00 to 22:00
- Groups and families vaccinated in one session
Frequently asked questions
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