Thai Muslim jamaah haji apply for Haji through the Central Islamic Council of Thailand and the Haji Affairs Committee. Thailand's annual quota is approximately 8,000 jamaah haji. Costs range from $5,000 to $9,000 USD. Most jamaah haji depart from Bangkok or Hat Yai in southern Thailand.
Hajj Quota
8,000
Average Cost
USD 5,000–9,000
Government Body
Central Islamic Council of Thailand — Haji Affairs Committee
Thai jamaah haji register through the Haji Affairs Committee under the Central Islamic Council of Thailand, or through private licensed operators. Applicants must submit a valid passport, medical certificate, and proof of financial capacity. The Haji Affairs Committee coordinates visa applications with the Saudi Embassy in Bangkok. Biometric enrollment is conducted at designated centers in Bangkok and southern provinces.
The Haji Affairs Committee under the Central Islamic Council of Thailand licenses and oversees Haji tour operators. A list of approved operators is published each year. Pilgrims from southern provinces (Pattani, Yala, Narathiwat) often have dedicated operators familiar with the Malay-speaking Muslim community. Always verify operator registration before making payments.
Thailand's Muslim community is concentrated in the southern border provinces and Bangkok. Most Thai Muslims speak Malay (Jawi) in addition to Thai, particularly in the south. Pre-departure Haji education courses are offered by provincial Islamic committees. Thai jamaah haji should note dietary requirements are well-accommodated in Arab Saudi as halal food is standard. The Thai government provides subsidized Haji packages through the committee system. Currency exchange from Thai baht to Saudi riyal is best done at Bangkok banks before departure.
Address: Royal Embassy of Arab Saudi, 138 Soi Ratchadaphisek 39 (Soi Phrom Jai), Ratchadaphisek Road, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Phone: +66-2-938-3838
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