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Hajj 2027 Canada: Dates, Costs, and Registration Timeline for Canadians

Hajj 2027 Canada: Dates, Costs, and Registration Timeline for Canadians

If you’re planning Hajj 2027 from Canada, you probably have three big questions: when is it, how much will it cost, and when do you need to act? The honest answer is that some details are set by the lunar calendar and Saudi authorities, while others depend on the package you choose.

This guide walks through the expected Hajj 2027 dates, a realistic cost breakdown, a step-by-step registration timeline for Canadians, and the Hajj packages from Canada that FlyDunya currently offers.

Hajj 2027 at a Glance

  • Expected dates: Hajj is expected in mid-May 2027, with the Day of Arafah around 15 May and Eid al-Adha around 16 May (subject to moon sighting)
  • Cost: FlyDunya’s Hajj 2027 packages start from USD 9,700 per person (10-day, quadruple), and go up to USD 12,600 (16-day, double). International airfare is quoted separately.
  • Registration: start planning and enquiring now. Seats are limited, and official Saudi processing follows the timelines announced by the authorities.
  • Package options: 10-day and 16-day Express Hajj packages with Zone A VIP Maktab, Ziyarat, and Qurbani (Dam e Shukr) included

Hajj 2027 Dates: When Is Hajj in 2027?

Hajj takes place from the 8th to the 13th of Dhul Hijjah, the last month of the Islamic calendar. In 2027, this falls in May (1448 AH).

Based on the Umm al-Qura calendar, the expected key days are:

  • 8 Dhul Hijjah (about 14 May): the day pilgrims head to Mina
  • 9 Dhul Hijjah (about 15 May): the Day of Arafah
  • 10 Dhul Hijjah (about 16 May): Eid al-Adha
  • 11 to 13 Dhul Hijjah (about 17 to 19 May): the days of Tashreeq

These dates can shift by a day depending on the official moon sighting in Saudi Arabia, so treat them as expected dates until they’re confirmed.

FlyDunya’s own Hajj 2027 itineraries are built around this window, with both packages ending in Jeddah on 20 May 2027 (14 Dhul Hijjah).

Hajj 2027 Registration Timeline for Canadians

Canada receives a limited allocation of Hajj places each year (reported at around 1,300 pilgrims for 2026), so planning early makes a real difference. Exact registration windows for 2027 are set by the Saudi authorities, and many Canadian pilgrims go through an established Hajj service provider to handle the process.

Here’s a practical timeline to work from:

  1. Now (autumn 2026): research and enquire. Compare packages, room types, and what’s included. Ask about availability, since seats are limited.
  2. Check your documents. Make sure your passport has enough validity beyond your travel dates. A common requirement is at least six months, but confirm the current rule for your visa.
  3. Reserve your package. Confirm the deposit, payment schedule, and cancellation terms in writing.
  4. Complete official registration and visa processing. This follows the timelines and requirements announced by the Saudi authorities, and your provider can guide you through it.
  5. Health preparation (early 2027). Speak to a travel health clinic about required and recommended vaccines. Proof of meningococcal vaccination is a standard requirement for Hajj, but check the latest Saudi health rules.
  6. Final payment and flights (spring 2027). Book flights to match your package dates. FlyDunya’s 16-day package starts in Madinah on 4 May and the 10-day package on 10 May.
  7. Departure and Hajj (late April to May 2027).

FlyDunya is currently accepting Hajj 2027 enquiries. Because official requirements can change, ask the team for the latest deposit and payment deadlines when you get in touch.

Hajj 2027 Cost: What Will It Cost From Canada?

Hajj costs change every year, depending on Saudi fees, hotel category, location, and package length. For Canadians, the total usually includes the package itself plus flights, and a few personal costs on top.

FlyDunya’s Hajj 2027 package prices

Prices are per person in US dollars.

10-Day Express Hajj Package

  • Double: USD 9,970
  • Triple: USD 9,850
  • Quadruple: USD 9,700
  • Sharing: USD 9,850

16-Day Express Hajj Package

  • Double: USD 12,600
  • Triple: USD 12,250
  • Quadruple: USD 11,900
  • Sharing: USD 12,250

A few details to keep in mind:

  • Prices are quoted in USD. The exchange rate on the date of payment applies, and if the rate rises between your deposit and final payment, the new rate applies to the remaining balance.
  • Azizia accommodation is on a gender-sharing basis. A separate room is available with a supplement: USD 1,450 per person (double) or USD 1,000 per person (triple).
  • International airfare is not part of the published package inclusions, so confirm flight options and costs with the team.

What else to budget for

  • Return flights from Canada
  • Visa and processing fees, if not covered (ask your provider)
  • Vaccinations and travel insurance
  • Personal spending, food outside the package, gifts, and donations

For general comparison, estimates for Hajj from Canada in recent years have commonly landed in the range of roughly CAD 11,000 to CAD 20,000 per person, depending on the package and whether flights were included. These are estimates, not official prices.

Hajj Packages 2027 From Canada: FlyDunya’s 10-Day and 16-Day Options

When you’re comparing Hajj packages from Canada for 2027, the biggest differences are the length of stay, hotel level, and how close you are to the Haram.

FlyDunya offers two Express Hajj packages, both led under the guidance of Molana Tariq Jamil and Molana Yousuf Jamil.

Included in both packages

  • Hotel stays in Makkah and Madinah (plus Azizia)
  • Zone A VIP, A Category Maktab
  • Transportation within Saudi Arabia
  • Ziyarat tours in Makkah and Madinah
  • Hajj guidance and religious support
  • Full Hajj arrangements
  • Qurbani (Dam e Shukr)

16-Day Express Hajj Package

This is the longer option, with more time in both holy cities before Hajj begins.

  • 4 to 7 May: Madinah, Biltmore | Oberoi Hotel
  • 7 to 10 May: Makkah, Fairmont Makkah Tower
  • 10 to 13 May: Azizia, Qira Hotel (3 star)
  • 13 to 17 May: Hajj days, Zone A VIP Maktab
  • 17 to 20 May: Azizia, Qira Hotel (3 star)
  • 20 May: return from Jeddah

10-Day Express Hajj Package

This is the shorter, more affordable option, focused on the Hajj days themselves.

  • 10 to 12 May: Madinah, Emaar Royal Hotel
  • 12 to 14 May: Azizia, hotel near the escalator (50 m)
  • 14 to 18 May: Hajj days, Zone A VIP Maktab
  • 18 to 20 May: Azizia, hotel near the escalator (50 m)
  • 20 May: return from Jeddah

Which one should you choose?

  • Choose 16 days if it’s your first Hajj, you’re traveling with older parents, or you’d like more time for worship and rest in Madinah and Makkah before Hajj begins.
  • Choose 10 days if you have limited leave from work, want a lower cost, or prefer a shorter trip.

For full details and current availability, visit our Hajj 2027 Express Packages page.

What to Check Before You Book Any Hajj Package

Hajj is a once-in-a-lifetime trip for most people, and it’s worth being careful. Before you pay a deposit to any provider:

  • Ask for the itinerary in writing, including hotel names, dates, and the Maktab category
  • Check what’s included and excluded, especially flights, visa fees, and meals
  • Understand the payment terms, including currency, exchange-rate clauses, and the refund policy
  • Confirm the provider can officially arrange Hajj and ask how visas and registration are handled
  • Be wary of prices that seem too good to be true, or of anyone who guarantees a place before official processes are confirmed

If anything is unclear, ask. A good provider will answer plainly.

Practical Tips for Canadian Pilgrims

  • Plan your leave early. Even the 10-day package needs travel time on either side. Add a few days for flights and recovery.
  • Book flights to match your package dates, and keep an eye on connection times. Our guide to layover vs stopover can help if your route involves a long connection.
  • Prepare physically. Hajj involves a lot of walking in the heat. Start building stamina a couple of months before.
  • Pack light and practical: comfortable footwear, unscented toiletries, and any prescription medication in original packaging, with a doctor’s note.
  • Travel with your group when possible. It makes navigating crowds and schedules easier, especially for  first-timers. Frequently Asked Questions When is Hajj 2027? Hajj 2027 is expected in mid-May 2027, with the Day of Arafah around 15 May and Eid al-Adha around 16 May. The exact dates depend on the moon sighting in Saudi Arabia. Has Hajj 2027 registration opened in Canada? FlyDunya is already taking enquiries and seat requests for its Hajj 2027 packages. The official Saudi registration and visa steps follow timelines set by the authorities, so the best move now is to compare packages and get your documents ready. What will Hajj 2027 cost me in total, including flights? FlyDunya’s published packages run from USD 9,700 to USD 12,600 per person, depending on the length and room type. Return flights are separate, so add your airfare from Canada, plus any visa or processing fees if they aren’t covered, vaccinations, insurance, and personal spending. Ask the team for a full quote before you commit. Which package is better for a first Hajj: 10 days or 16 days? The 16-day package suits first-timers who want time to settle in, rest, and pray in Madinah and Makkah before the Hajj days begin. The 10-day package suits pilgrims with limited leave or a tighter budget. Both include Zone A VIP Maktab, transport, Ziyarat, and Qurbani.
  • What is a Zone A VIP Maktab? The Maktab is where pilgrims stay in Mina during the Hajj days. FlyDunya’s packages use a Zone A VIP, A Category Maktab. Ask the team for the specific facilities and layout so you know exactly what to expect. What is Dam e Shukr, and is it included? Dam e Shukr is the sacrificial offering made by pilgrims performing Hajj Tamattu or Qiran, as an act of gratitude. It’s included in both the 10-day and 16-day packages, so you don’t need to arrange it yourself. What are the rules for women traveling for Hajj 2027 without a mahram? These rules are set by Saudi authorities and have been updated in recent years, so requirements for 2027 may differ. Check the latest official guidance before you book. If you plan to travel without a mahram, ask our team what the current rules mean for your booking and group arrangements.
  • Who will guide the group in Saudi Arabia? FlyDunya’s Hajj 2027 packages are led under the guidance of Molana Tariq Jamil and Molana Yousuf Jamil, with organized support for accommodation, transport, and Ziyarat. Final Thoughts Hajj 2027 is expected in mid-May, which means the planning window is already open. The earlier you compare packages, confirm your documents, and ask your questions, the calmer the lead-up will be. If you’d like to look at the options, you can explore FlyDunya’s Hajj 2027 Express Packages, message us on WhatsApp, or reach out through our contact page. We’ll help you pick the package that fits your family, budget, and schedule. May your Hajj be accepted.
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