Pakistan’s new Hajj Portal has received more than Rs. 31 billion in payments during its first 24 hours, while more than 50,000 people have submitted Hajj applications under Government Hajj Scheme.
Ministry of Religious Affairs has reported a strong response from applicants across Pakistan. Payments have come through digital channels from different areas, including Azad Kashmir, Gilgit-Baltistan and Islamabad.
Pakistan Hajj Portal Gets Strong Response
Hajj registration has started through newly launched online portal. More than 50,000 applicants have submitted their applications during first day of registration.
Payment data also show strong participation. More than Rs. 31 billion has been paid through available payment channels within 24 hours.
High application numbers show strong interest among people who want to perform Hajj under Government Hajj Scheme.
Hajj Portal Makes Registration Easier
Government has introduced online Hajj Portal to help applicants complete registration and payment steps through a digital system.
Applicants can use different payment methods. Available options include OneLink PSID, bank cards and manually generated bank challans.
These payment methods allow applicants to select an option based on their banking access and payment needs.
Online registration also reduces the need for applicants to visit offices or complete every step through a manual process.
107,526 Hajj Seats Available for Pakistan
Government Hajj Scheme has allocated 107,526 seats for Pakistani pilgrims.
Applications are being processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Eligible applications will continue to receive processing until available quota reaches its limit.
Applicants who want to perform Hajj through Government Hajj Scheme need to complete required registration and payment steps within given process.
Hajj Applications Continue Across Pakistan
Applicants from different parts of Pakistan have taken part in registration. Payment records include transactions from Azad Kashmir, Gilgit-Baltistan and Islamabad.
Strong participation during opening day shows demand for Government Hajj Scheme. Large payment volume also shows how online payment systems can support major government services.
Hajj Portal provides applicants with a single online platform for registration and payment-related steps.
How to Pay Hajj Application Fee
Applicants can use payment options available through Hajj Portal. Main options include:
- OneLink PSID payment
- Bank card payment
- Manually generated bank challan
- Digital payment through supported banking channels
Applicants should follow instructions provided through official Hajj registration system and complete payment according to required process.
First-Come, First-Served Hajj Registration
Government has set a first-come, first-served system for Hajj applications.
Under this process, eligible applications receive processing based on completion and submission. Once allocated seats reach 107,526, further applications may not receive a place under available government quota.
For this reason, applicants should complete registration and payment steps within registration period.
Rs. 31 Billion Payment Shows Hajj Demand
Payment of more than Rs. 31 billion during first 24 hours marks a major response to Hajj registration.
More than 50,000 applications during opening day also show strong interest among Pakistani citizens.
Digital payment data provide a view of how many applicants have moved through registration and payment stages during initial period.
Hajj Portal Supports Digital Government Services
Introduction of Hajj Portal is part of a wider move toward online government services.
Applicants can complete important Hajj registration steps through an online platform. Payment options also allow users to make transactions without relying only on physical banking channels.
Digital systems can help reduce paperwork and make application processing easier for government departments and applicants.
What Applicants Need to Do
People who plan to apply under Government Hajj Scheme should complete all required steps through official registration process.
Applicants should:
- Submit Hajj application through Hajj Portal.
- Select an available payment method.
- Complete required payment.
- Check application details before final submission.
- Follow instructions from Ministry of Religious Affairs.
- Keep payment and application records for future use.
Completing each step correctly can help avoid delays during application processing.
Hajj Registration Process Moves Forward
Ministry of Religious Affairs will continue processing Hajj applications while registration remains open.
With more than 50,000 applications submitted and over Rs. 31 billion received during first day, Government Hajj Scheme has started with strong participation.
Applicants should follow official instructions and complete required steps within given registration process. Available seats will continue to be processed according to quota and eligibility rules.
Conclusion
Pakistan’s Hajj Portal has received more than Rs. 31 billion in payments within first 24 hours of registration. More than 50,000 people have also submitted Hajj applications.
Government Hajj Scheme has 107,526 seats for Pakistani pilgrims. Applicants can use OneLink PSID, bank cards and bank challans for payment.
Strong first-day response shows high demand for Government Hajj Scheme and growing use of online systems for Hajj registration and payment.
