22 Pilgrims Deported Without Official Visa, Banned from Entering Saudi Arabia for 10 Years

"22 Pilgrims Without Official Visa Deported, Banned from Entering Saudi Arabia for 10 Years"

Dream - A total of 22 pilgrims who were caught in a raid at Bir Ali Mosque in Madinah, Saudi Arabia, on Tuesday, May 28, 2024, after taking miqat, were finally deported. They were sanctioned and banned from entering Saudi Arabia for 10 years. The 22 pilgrims are currently at the immigration and will be flown back to the homeland on Saturday, June 1, 2024, at 23:00 Saudi Arabian Time (SAT) or Sunday, June 2, 2024, at 03:00 WIB.

While preserving any HTML tags, the translated text is as follows: "Meanwhile, two people who became coordinators have become suspects and will be processed by the law. "So, twice yesterday, the team from the Indonesian Consulate General had met with them. And last night, their decision was finally transferred to immigration. This morning, the Indonesian Consulate General team is currently accompanying them for the exit process. God willing, 22 pilgrims will return to Indonesia with a Garuda flight tomorrow night (June 1, 2024, -red) at 11:00 PM from Madinah to Jakarta," said Yusron B Ambary, Consul General of the Republic of Indonesia in Jeddah, quoted on Saturday, June 1, 2024."

22 Pilgrims Deported Without Official Visa, Banned from Entering Saudi Arabia for 10 Years

The Saudi government's decision, the 22nd Hajj pilgrims will not be fined 10,000 Saudi Arabian riyals due to the implementation of new sanctions, which will be enforced on June 2, 2024.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Director of Foreign Hajj Services Subhan Cholid urges pilgrims not to be tempted by non-procedural hajj offers using non-hajj visas. Because the Saudi Arabian government is currently tightening regulations regarding hajj visas. "For pilgrims who are currently in Saudi Arabia and want to enter Mecca for hajj, but do not hold a hajj visa, only have a pilgrimage visa, it is advisable not to force themselves. Because it is not in accordance with Saudi Arabian regulations," said Subhan."

"For pilgrim visa users or others who are currently still in the homeland, it is advisable not to force themselves to go to Saudi Arabia with the intention of performing Hajj. The pilgrimage visa can be used to enter various cities in Saudi Arabia, but not to Makkah until the 15th of Zulhijjah 1445H. Pilgrims can discuss this matter with their travel agency, including if there are plans to cancel their departure."

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"Previously, 24 Indonesian citizens were detained by the Saudi Arabian Police at Bir Ali Mosque, the miqat location for Hajj pilgrims heading to Mecca. They were detained because they could not provide a Hajj visa as a requirement to enter the city of Mecca."

"Two individuals, identified as MH and JJ, along with the driver and owner of the bus, have been detained," said the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia in Jeddah, Yusron B Ambary. According to Yusron, both coordinators have been designated as suspects and are being held in Madinah. Based on the investigation, it was found that the suspects received payment funds for Hajj fees ranging from Rp25 million to Rp150 million from each Indonesian citizen (WNI) who was promised."

"Turns out these 22 people are pilgrims who have paid fees ranging from Rp25 million to Rp150 million to the coordinator,"
Yusron said.

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While 22 other Indonesian citizens from Banten were released because they were declared innocent. They were released because the arrest took place in Madinah and they had not yet performed the Hajj.

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"22 Pilgrims Without Official Visa Deported, Banned from Entering Saudi Arabia for 10 Years"

"Turns out these 22 people are pilgrims who have paid fees ranging from Rp25 million to Rp150 million to the coordinator,"Yusron said.

"Turns out these 22 people are pilgrims who have paid fees ranging from Rp25 million to Rp150 million to the coordinator,"
Yusron said.