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Kosovar pilgrims register through the Islamic Community of Kosovo (Bashkësia Islame e Kosovës — BIK). Kosovo's annual Hajj quota is approximately 2,500. Costs range from EUR 3,500–6,500. Flights connect through Istanbul or direct charters from Pristina to Jeddah during Hajj.
Hajj Quota
2,500
Average Cost
USD 4,000–7,500
Government Body
Islamic Community of Kosovo (Bashkësia Islame e Kosovës — BIK)
The Islamic Community of Kosovo (BIK) manages Hajj registration. Pilgrims apply through BIK regional offices. Requirements include valid travel document or passport, medical examination, vaccination certificates (meningitis ACWY), and package payment. Note: Kosovo travel documents may require additional processing for Saudi visa issuance.
BIK organizes Hajj through its central office and works with authorized travel agencies. Group departures include religious guides and medical personnel. Pilgrims must register exclusively through BIK-authorized channels.
Kosovo has approximately 96% Muslim population, predominantly following the Hanafi school. Albanian is the primary language. Since Kosovo's international recognition status varies, pilgrims should verify travel document acceptance well in advance. BIK provides comprehensive pre-Hajj training programs. The Kosovar diaspora in Europe may arrange Hajj through their country of residence.
Address: Kosovo does not have a full embassy in Saudi Arabia — coordination through BIK and diplomatic channels
Phone: +383-38-224890
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