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Saudi announces fines for violating Haj rules in 2024 – News

By dailyguardian.aeMay 8, 20241 Min Read
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Saudi Arabia has announced the penalty for violations of Hajj regulations and instructions for the year 2024.

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According to the country’s Ministry of Interior, a fine of 10,000 riyals (nearly Dirham 980) will be imposed on citizens as well as visitors who are caught without a Haj permit in the following places: The city of Mecca; Central area; sacred sites; Al-Haramain Train Station in Al-Rasifa; security control centres; temporary security control centres; and sorting centres.

The Ministry also announced that those residing in non-designated areas without permit will be deported to home country and will be prohibited from entering the Kingdom in accordance with specified periods cited in the Saudi law.






The fine imposed on violators, amounting to 10,000 riyals, will be doubled if the violation is repeated.



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