New Hajj Hostel Licensing System Launched for 2026
The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has launched a new balance system for temporary hostels in Mecca and Medina, aiming to improve the Hajj experience for 2026. Licenses must be obtained via the Ministry of Tourism's electronic platform before February 1, 2026.
The new system, a collaboration between several ministries, aims to boost service quality and streamline bookings. It will issue seasonal licenses that meet regulatory standards and integrate accommodations with the Nusuk Masar platform for coordinated bookings. This will enhance hospitality capacity during Hajj and ensure a safe, organized experience for pilgrims.
Applicants must register through the Nusuk Masar platform to lease pilgrim accommodations. The new system does not apply to hotels with existing year-round licenses from the Ministry of Tourism. The exact details and responsibilities are yet to be specified, and it's recommended to check official channels for updates.
The new temporary hostel licensing system is set to enhance the Hajj experience in Mecca and Medina. Pilgrims can expect improved services and coordinated bookings. Applicants should register through the Nusuk Masar platform before the February 1, 2026 deadline. For the latest information, it's advised to consult official sources.
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