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Chadian pilgrims register through the Conseil Supérieur des Affaires Islamiques du Tchad (CSAIT). Chad's annual Hajj quota is approximately 8,500. Costs range from XAF 2,500,000–4,500,000 (approximately $4,000–$7,500 USD). Charter flights operate from N'Djamena to Jeddah.
Hajj Quota
8,500
Average Cost
USD 4,000–7,500
Government Body
Conseil Supérieur des Affaires Islamiques du Tchad (CSAIT)
The CSAIT and the National Hajj Commission coordinate registration. Pilgrims register through local Islamic councils and authorized operators. Requirements include valid passport, vaccination certificates (yellow fever, meningitis ACWY), medical fitness report, and full payment.
Hajj operations are managed by the National Hajj Commission with licensed operators. The CSAIT publishes approved companies. Government-organized packages are available alongside private operator options.
Chad has approximately 55% Muslim population, primarily in the north and center. The Maliki school predominates. Both French and Arabic are official languages, which helps Chadian pilgrims communicate in Saudi Arabia. Yellow fever vaccination certificate is mandatory. Pilgrims should carry USD or SAR as CFA francs are not easily exchanged.
Address: Embassy of Chad, Riyadh, Diplomatic Quarter
Phone: +966-11-4564532
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