MUIS is reopening registration for the Haj for Singaporean Muslims on Feb 21, 2023 through the new portal, MyHajSG.
Each registration will include an application fee, but in light of current economic conditions, MUIS"will provide a subsidy of S$90 to ensure that fees remain affordable".
The application fee will increase to S$285 from Jan 1, 2023 to Dec 31, 2025; and S$330 from Jan 1, 2026. Since September 2022, MUIS has reached out to existing registrants in the AHRS to update their contact details as well as their next-of-kin's details in the portal. MUIS added that they"would like to advise prospective pilgrims to make early preparations to perform their Haj".
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