Iraq Introduces New Age Restrictions for Pilgrims Visiting Holy Sites
Baghdad – Iraqi authorities have announced new regulations for pilgrims traveling to the country’s sacred religious sites, introducing age-related visa restrictions. According to the guidelines, men under the age of 50 will not be granted pilgrimage visas if applying individually. However, visas may be issued if they apply together with their families. Officials emphasized that…
Baghdad – Iraqi authorities have announced new regulations for pilgrims traveling to the country’s sacred religious sites, introducing age-related visa restrictions.
According to the guidelines, men under the age of 50 will not be granted pilgrimage visas if applying individually. However, visas may be issued if they apply together with their families.
Officials emphasized that the decision is not aimed at limiting religious freedom but rather at ensuring security, safety, and logistical management for the millions of visitors who arrive each year, particularly during major religious occasions.
