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Saudi Arabia government has implemented new visa fee structure for entry into Saudi Arabia effective from 1 st  Muharram 1438H (2 nd  October 2016). The newly revised fees are as follows: HAJJ VISA: FIRST TIMER – FREE ONCE IN A LIFETIME  (waived for first timer Hajj pilgrims, absorb by the Saudi government).  SUBSEQUENT ENTRY – SR2000 UMRA VISA: FIRST TIMER – FREE  (within 1-hijrah year: 01 Muharram till end D.Hijjah), absorb by the Saudi government.  SUBSEQUENT ENTRY – SR2000 . VISA (MULTIPLE ENTRY): Visa validity for 6 months —SR3000 Visa validity for 1-year ——-SR5000 Visa validity for 2-year——- SR8000 TRANSIT VISA —- SR300 Departure Fees Via Saudi Ports — SR50 RE-ENTRY VISA: SINGLE TRIP: Maximum 2-Month Validity — SR200 Subsequent  for additional one month (provided the Iqama still valid) – SR100 MULTIPLE TRIPS – 3 – Month Validity —- SR500 Susequent  for additional one month (provided the Iqama still valid) – RS200 R...

ISLAMABAD: A total of 29 intending pilgrims of Pakistan have so far died natural death in Saudi Arabia during Hajj 2016, Director General Hajj Sajid Yousfani said.   Briefing Hajj Advisory Committee (HAC) in Makkah Mukarma, he said the contingent of 1635 muavineen and 432 medical mission has been deployed in Saudi Arabia to serve intending pilgrims. He said a total of 30 Maktab have been set up for Pakistan pilgrims this year. Read More:  29 Pakistani Hajj pilgrims die in Saudi Arabia

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Ministry for Religious Affairs has confirmed martyrdom of 46 Pakistani pilgrims in Mina stampede, with 53 said to be still missing five days after the incident, Samaa reported. According to information released on the ministry’s official website, 46 Pakistani pilgrims have been martyred while 40 others are injured. Their details have been issued on the website: www.hajjinfo.org According to the official data, at least 10 injured pilgrims are still under treatment in Al-Noor Specialist Hospital, King Faisal Al- Shisha Hospital, King Abdul Aziz (Al-Zahir) Hospital and Pakistan Hajj Medical Mission Hospital in Makkah. Minister for Religious Affairs, Sardar Yousuf says 53 Pakistani pilgrims were still missing, adding that efforts were being made to trace them. Source: Pakistan Breaking News