This includes the holy city of Makkah, Central Haram Area, Holy Sites of Mina, Arafat, and Muzdalifah, Haramain train station in Rusayfah, security control centers, Hajj grouping centers, and temporary security control centers.

Violators, including Saudi citizens, expatriates, and visitors, will be fined if caught without a permit within these specific areas.

The Ministry of Interior in Saudi Arabia announced strict measures against expatriates who violate Hajj regulations.

Those found in violation will be deported and banned from reentering the kingdom for a specified period.

Fines for repeat offenses will be doubled.

The penalty for transporting violators includes imprisonment, a fine of up to SR50,000, confiscation of the vehicle, and deportation for expatriate transporters.

Adherence to Hajj regulations is necessary for a smooth pilgrimage experience.

The text states that fines will be increased based on the number of violators who receive transportation.

The public is encouraged to report violators by calling toll-free numbers 911 in Makkah, Riyadh, and the Eastern Province, or 999 in other Saudi regions.