Nusuk is the Saudi government’s official platform for Hajj and Umrah. In 2026 a digital permit booked here is required to perform Umrah at Masjid al-Haram and to enter the Rawdah in Madinah — and both are free. Install it only from an official store, and check that the publisher is the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah.

Where to download

Avoid scamsLook-alike apps and unofficial “fixers” charge money for permits that are free. The genuine Nusuk app never charges for an Umrah or Rawdah permit — if someone asks for a permit fee, walk away.
TipAfter installing, open the app once and allow notifications and location. Notifications drive the Rawdah confirmation reminder; location powers the “Go to the Haram” directions and Instant Track.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The app is free on the App Store, Google Play and Huawei AppGallery, and both the Umrah and Rawdah permits it issues are free. You never pay anything for a permit.

Check the publisher before installing: the genuine app is published by the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah. Look-alike apps and paid fixers sell permits that Nusuk issues for free.

Yes — nusuk.sa offers web booking with the same account. The app is more practical on the ground, since your entry QR code and reminders live on your phone.

Yes. A digital permit booked through Nusuk is required to perform Umrah at Masjid al-Haram and to enter the Rawdah in Madinah. Both permits are free.

Yes. Notifications carry the reminder to confirm your Rawdah visit 48 hours ahead, and location unlocks Instant Track same-day slots when you are near the Prophet's Mosque.