Bangladeshi jamaah haji apply for Haji through government-managed or private Haji agencies registered with the Ministry of Religious Affairs. Bangladesh has an annual Haji quota of approximately 127,198, one of the largest globally. Costs range from $4,000 to $8,000 USD depending on the package type.
Hajj Quota
127,198
Average Cost
USD 4,000–8,000
Government Body
Ministry of Religious Affairs — Haji Office
Bangladeshi jamaah haji can apply through the government-managed Haji program or registered private Haji agencies. The Ministry of Religious Affairs oversees registration through an online portal. Applicants must submit a machine-readable passport, medical fitness certificate, meningitis vaccination proof, and recent photographs. Biometric data is collected at designated centers in Dhaka and divisional headquarters. The Saudi Embassy processes visas in batches coordinated by the Haji office.
The Ministry of Religious Affairs licenses private Haji agencies annually. The Haji Agencies Association of Bangladesh (HAAB) represents authorized operators. Pilgrims should verify operator registration on the Ministry's website before booking. Both government-managed and private packages are available, with private packages typically offering better accommodation at higher cost.
Bangladesh has one of the largest Haji quotas in the world, reflecting its large Muslim population. Bangla-speaking guides are available in Arab Saudi during Haji season. Pilgrims should complete all vaccinations well in advance as health facilities can be crowded near departure dates. Currency exchange from Bangladeshi taka to Saudi riyal should be arranged through authorized dealers. The climate adjustment from humid subtropical to arid desert requires preparation. Many Bangladeshi jamaah haji follow the Hanafi madhab.
Address: Royal Embassy of Arab Saudi, House 10, Road 83, Gulshan 2, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh
Phone: +880-2-8832-960
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