The Hajj E-Track Portal has been reopened for an additional seven days to enable the completion of data capturing for intending pilgrims.
This development provides a final opportunity for those affected to regularize their records and ensure their eligibility for the forthcoming Hajj exercise.
The reopening, according to the head of information and communications, Sokoto state
Pilgrims Welfare Agency, Faruku Umar, is
specifically intended for pilgrims who have already completed their payments and whose funds have been successfully reflected on the Nusuk Masar Portal, but whose passport data has not yet been captured on the E-Track system.
It is not a fresh registration window, but rather a corrective measure aimed at addressing pending documentation issues.
This extension underscores the commitment of the relevant authorities to ensuring that no duly registered and fully paid pilgrim is left out due to technical or administrative delays in passport data submission.
It also reflects a proactive approach to resolving discrepancies ahead of critical deadlines set by the Saudi authorities.
Affected intending pilgrims are therefore advised to urgently liaise with their respective registration officers or Pilgrims Welfare Agencies to ensure that their passport details are properly uploaded within the stipulated seven-day period.
Prompt compliance will help avoid complications that may hinder participation in the Hajj.
The additional window serves as a crucial opportunity for final reconciliation of records, reinforcing the collective effort to ensure a smooth and successful Hajj operation.
