'Nusuk' software allows individuals to perform Umrah and travel to the Two Holy Mosques with ease
Users can submit permit requests through the application, which are then approved by relevant authorities
The application integrates with the 'Tawakkalna Application' to verify the health state of applicants and ensure a secure environment
This is Riyadh on June 5, 2024. By utilizing the 'Nusuk' software, individuals can perform Umrah and travel to the Two Holy Mosques with more ease. The application allows users to submit requests for permits, which the relevant authorities then approve. These licenses permit individuals to enter the Two Holy Mosques for Umrah, visiting, and praying, subject to the permitted capacity. By implementing health and regulatory safeguards and integrating with the 'Tawakkalna Application' to verify permission applicants' health state, the goal is to create an environment that is both spiritually and physically secure.
The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah strictly monitors the 'Nusuk' application, which speeds up the process of reserving Umrah permits and dates, as well as visiting the Prophet's Mosque. Following the receipt of visas by pilgrims, this service is readily available to them through the utilization of straightforward technical methods that are accessible around the clock, seven days a week. The 'Nusuk' platform, available for download from the App Store and Google Play on personal computers and mobile devices, offers a wide range of electronic services. In addition to allowing users to make Umrah reservations and visit packages and programs, the portal will soon provide more functions.
There is a digital guide that includes directions in a variety of languages, health information, and services, as well as a platform that allows service providers to market their services to pilgrims and visitors online. These include interactive maps and a dedicated calendar for offerings and events.
