The Indonesian Foreign Ministry ensures that citizens in France and Italy are safe from unrest. The government has not issued travel warnings but urges citizens to monitor the security situation in Europe.

Hajj travel employees acknowledged that doctors deployed for the 2024 pilgrimage were also charged fees.

Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia pose a potential threat to the safety of Indonesian citizens, the supply chain via the Red Sea, and the umrah business. The government is urged to prioritize security and mitigate impacts.

The President Director of PT Patuna Mekar Jaya, Syam Resfiadi, revealed a payment of 90,000 US dollars for an expedited hajj quota for 36 pilgrims.

Some pilgrims from Anissa Ahmada travel agency are facing delayed departures and return ticket issues, forcing them to pay out of pocket.