
Government of Sierra Leone Reveals 2024 Hajj Pilgrimage Fee in Breaking Announcement
In a recent development, the Government of Sierra Leone's Presidential Hajj Task Force has made a significant announcement regarding the pilgrimage to the Holy Land of Mecca in 2024. In an official press release to the general public, it was disclosed that the cost for performing the pilgrimage for the mentioned year is set at $7,500 (Seven Thousand Five Hundred United States Dollars) or its equivalent in Sierra Leonean Leone.
Intending pilgrims, both within the country and abroad, are advised to follow specific steps to facilitate their participation in the Hajj:
1. Report to the Presidential Hajj Task Force Secretariat located at the Old Gym House, Bank of Sierra Leone Complex, Kingdom, to collect application forms. These forms should be completed and returned with a valid passport, ensuring it remains valid for at least one year before the planned travel.
2. Undergo screening at the Secretariat and collect a slip for payment at the Sierra Leone Commercial Bank. Payments should be made into the National Pilgrimage Account at Sierra Leone Commercial Bank with the following details: US$ Account No. 003001039708112166.
3. Return the Pay-In Slip to the Hajj Secretariat and receive further instructions.
4. All intending pilgrims are urged to make their payments on or before Monday, 1st April 2024.
5. Pilgrims residing abroad should include bank charges in their payments.
This breaking announcement has generated significant interest and attention, as it outlines the practical steps and financial aspects associated with the pilgrimage for the year 2024. The clarity provided in the press release aims to guide prospective pilgrims through the necessary procedures, ensuring a smooth and organized preparation for this sacred journey.
As the nation processes this information, many individuals, both at home and abroad, are anticipated to engage with the outlined steps to participate in the Hajj, fostering a sense of spiritual unity and shared experience within the Sierra Leonean community.