Haj 2027 / 1448H

MUIS will issue Letters of Offer to 900 prospective pilgrims for Haj 2027 (1448H). Selected pilgrims will be notified via SMS and email from 16 November 2026 onwards.

Upon receiving the notification, prospective pilgrims will need to log in to the MyHajSG portal (opens in new tab) to retrieve their Letter of Offer. To confirm their place for Haj 2027 (1448H), they must purchase an approved Haj package from a MUIS-authorised travel agent and complete the required procedures in the MyHajSG portal by 30 November 2026.

Applicants who have accepted the Letter of Intent but do not receive the Letter of Offer via email or SMS will be returned to the queue in the MyHajSG portal (opens in new tab) for future Haj seasons.

Prospective pilgrims are advised to prepare the following documents in advance:

1. Passport must be valid for at least six months from the date of arrival in Saudi Arabia (e.g. valid until 31 December 2027 or later).

2. A recent colour passport-sized photograph with a white background.

3. A recent medical report issued by an approved medical service provider.

Pilgrims are also advised to complete required vaccinations by 31 January 2027 and submit proof of vaccination during the visa application process.

For more information, please refer to the vaccination requirements: Hajj Health Guidelines (opens in new tab)

*Please note that the information may be subject to further updates. Please refer to CDA’s Health Advice for Haj Pilgrims (opens in new tab) for the final vaccination requirements and recommendations applicable to Singapore pilgrims.

Prospective pilgrims are advised to assess the approved Haj packages based on their individual needs and affordability before making a purchase. They should also read and understand the Haj Package Purchase Contract (HPPC) before committing to a package. Authorised travel agents have been informed to explain the key provisions of the contract to pilgrims.

Pilgrims are encouraged to consider additional travel insurance, particularly for pre-existing medical conditions and other circumstances that may fall outside the scope of EMA coverage. They may consult their preferred authorised travel agent for further guidance.

Prospective pilgrims should ensure that they attend classes conducted by these accredited Mutawwifs.

This is to safeguard the welfare of pilgrims and ensure that all arrangements meet the required standards and regulations.

MUIS continues to work closely with its partners to strengthen the governance of such services and will provide further updates once the new Haj Badal framework is finalised.

MUIS strongly urges the public to avoid engaging with unlicensed or unauthorised agents offering Haj-related services, as this may result in invalid travel arrangements, potential financial loss and deportation.

The public should verify the status of travel agents through MUIS’s official channels before making any payments or accepting Haj-related offers. All Haj services must be provided exclusively by MUIS-authorised travel agents.

The public is also strongly advised not to travel to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia during the Haj period using invalid visas, such as tourist or visit visas, as this violates Saudi regulations and may result in denial of entry or deportation.

The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah (MOHU) of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) has directed all Haj Affairs Office to ensure compliance with the medical health requirements.

All prospective pilgrims must confirm that they are medically fit, free from disqualifying chronic medical conditions and physically capable of performing Haj rituals independently.

These requirements are mandatory for all applicants and serve as a prerequisite for Haj visa issuance by KSA. A Haj visa will not be issued without meeting these requirements.  

The list of automatically disqualifying medical conditions for Haj applicants due to health and safety considerations includes, but is not limited to, the following:

• Failure of any major organ (heart, liver, lungs or kidneys).

• Severe neurological or psychiatric disorders affecting cognition or accompanied by significant motor disabilities.

• Very frail elderly with associated dementia.

• High-risk pregnancies at any stage or pregnancies during the final trimester.

• Active cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy or other forms of intensive immunosuppressive treatment.

• Active communicable diseases that pose risks in mass gatherings (e.g. active pulmonary tuberculosis, viral haemorrhagic fevers).

• Mobility difficulties (inability to perform Haj independently).

The Fatwa Committee has previously issued guidance to facilitate those affected by the medical health requirements for Haj, particularly those not given a visa for Haj due to illness. Please click the links below to read the Fatwa:

• Fatwa on guidance for those unable to perform Haj for health reasons

• Fatwa berkaitan panduan haji bagi golongan yang berhalangan kerana kesihatan