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Pakistan·Health

Nadra-linked vaccination certificates now required for Pakistani Hajj and Umrah pilgrims

Sunday, 13 September 2026, 06:35 · 1 min read

Pakistan's Border Health Services has announced that all pilgrims departing for Hajj or Umrah must carry vaccination certificates linked to Nadra (the National Database and Registration Authority, Pakistan's central civil registration body) beginning September 14. The requirement covers vaccines against polio, meningitis, yellow fever, and influenza, and only documentation issued by the government-authorised Federal Civil Dispensary will be accepted. Airlines have been directed to notify travel agents of the change, and airport vaccination facilities will be available for last-minute inoculations, with fees collected through Nadra's e-Sahulat digital payment platform.

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Dawn — Nadra-linked vaccination certificate mandatory for pilgrims from Sept 14 ↗︎
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