A total of 267,657 pilgrims arrived Saudi Arabia by Sunday from all over the world to perform Hajj

267,657 travelers from all around the world had traveled to Saudi Arabia by Sunday to complete the yearly Hajj. This number comprises pilgrims who entered Saudi Arabia by land entry points, seaports, and airports, according to a Monday statement from the General Directorate of Passports (Jawazat). The vast majority of pilgrims traveled by plane.

According to Jawazat, it is utilizing all of its resources to streamline the pilgrims' entry processes by bolstering its online platforms at international airports, land ports, and sea ports with cutting-edge technological apparatus run by trained human cadres fluent in the various pilgrims' languages.

From Dhul Qada 1, May 9, when the yearly pilgrimage season began, pilgrims have been pouring into the Kingdom from all over the world. Tens of thousands of pilgrims arrive in Makkah and Madinah every day, supported by an accessible and integrated system designed to make it easy and comfortable for them to fulfill their rites.