Pakistan sets Hajj 2027 packages at up to $4,695, payments open Aug 17
Pakistan has set its 2027 government Hajj packages at Rs1.2 million to Rs1.3 million ($4,334 to $4,695), with payments opening August 17 through a new fully digital system.
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Pakistan has set its 2027 government Hajj packages at Rs1.2 million to Rs1.3 million ($4,334 to $4,695), with payments opening August 17 through a new fully digital system.
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