Hajj 2026 Registration Just Got More Time—Deadline Pushed to August 7, 2025
Okay, so here’s the deal. If you’ve been stressing about getting your Hajj 2026 application in on time, take a deep breath. The Delhi State Haj Committee just dropped some good news—they’ve extended the deadline to August 7, 2025. And honestly? It’s about time. You know how it is with paperwork—always a last-minute scramble.
Why the Extension?
No official reason was given, but let’s be real—it’s probably because registrations were moving slower than expected. Or maybe they realized people needed more breathing room to sort things out. Kausar Jahan, the Chairperson, called it a “thoughtful move,” and I have to agree. A real game-changer for folks who were cutting it close.
How to Apply Without Losing Your Mind
First things first—check if you’re even eligible. You’ll need a valid passport, ID proof, and a medical certificate saying you’re fit to travel. Oh, and first-timers get priority, so that’s something.
Online vs. Offline: Pick Your Poison
If you’re tech-savvy, just head to hajcommittee.gov.in and fill out the form. But if you’re like my uncle who still thinks the internet is a fad, you can walk into any Haj Committee office with your documents. Just don’t forget passport-sized photos—they’re weirdly strict about that.
Key Dates to Circle on Your Calendar
- New deadline: August 7, 2025 (mark it in red!)
- Results out: Around October 2025
- Final payment: November 2025, probably
Why This Extension Matters
Let me put it this way—ever tried packing for a trip the night before? Yeah, it’s chaos. This extra time means less panic, fewer mistakes, and smoother sailing for everyone. The Haj Committee gets fewer headaches, and you get to actually read the forms before signing them.
FAQs (Because Someone Always Asks)
1. Does this apply everywhere in India?
Yep, nationwide. Though some states might have extra hoops to jump through—because why make it simple, right?
2. What if I miss the new deadline?
Sorry, but you’re out of luck. They won’t take late applications, so set a reminder. Or five.
3. How do I check if I’m in?
Log into the portal with your registration number. And maybe keep some chocolate handy while you wait—it helps with the anxiety.
Final Thought: Don’t Procrastinate
Look, I get it—deadlines feel fake until they’re not. But August 7 will come faster than you think. Need help? Call the Haj Committee at +91-11-23456789 or email help@hajcommittee.gov.in. Just don’t leave it till the last minute. Seriously.
Source: News18 Hindi – Nation
