Last Date For Online Submission Of Haj Application Extended Till March 20
Hyderabad: The Haj Committee of India has informed that the last date for submission of the Haj Application form along with requisite documents is extended from March 10 to 5.00 pm on March 20.
Applicants in possession of a machine-readable Indian International Passport issued on or before March 20 and valid up to February 3, 2024, are eligible to apply. Haj Application is to be filled out online on the website of the Haj Committee of India https://hajcommittee.gov.in or through the “HCOI” Mobile App on Google Play Store. This was informed by the Chief Executive Officer of the Haj Committee of India, Mohd. Yakoob Shekha.
All Muslims interested in the Haj pilgrimage can apply directly through the online portal/Mobile App. (Maxim News)
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