Blora Immigration Office Visits Grobogan Hajj and Assists 1,057 Prospective Hajj Pilgrims in Applying for Passports in 2027

INFOKU, BLORA –The Blora Class I Non-TPI Immigration Office continues to strive to bring immigration services closer to the community. 

One of them is through passport application services for prospective 2027 Hajj pilgrims which are carried out at the Public Service Mall (MPP) of Grobogan Regency.

The service will last for 11 days, from September 15 to 25, 2026, targeting 1,057 prospective Hajj pilgrims from Grobogan Regency.

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The presence of Blora Immigration officers at the Grobogan Regency MPP is part of the commitment to providing easy access to services to the public, especially prospective Hajj pilgrims who need travel documents to prepare for the 2027 Hajj pilgrimage.

Through services carried out directly in the area, prospective pilgrims do not need to access services in more distant locations.

Services are presented more closely so that the travel document processing process can be carried out in an orderly manner and in accordance with regulations.

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In its implementation, officers from the Class I Non TPI Blora Immigration Office provide direct services to prospective Hajj pilgrims.

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The service stages include checking the completeness of requirements, data verification, taking photos and biometrics, and the passport application administration process.

This service is expected to provide convenience, comfort, and certainty for prospective Hajj pilgrims in fulfilling their travel document needs before performing the 2027 Hajj pilgrimage.

The Head of the Class I Non TPI Blora Immigration Office, Gilang Danurdara, told the press that passport services for prospective Hajj pilgrims are a form of public service that receives special attention.

According to him, by providing direct services in Grobogan Regency, Blora Immigration is striving to provide closer and easier service access for the community.

"We are committed to providing the best possible service for prospective Hajj pilgrims. This service at the Grobogan Regency MPP demonstrates the Immigration Department's presence in facilitating the public's passport application process, ensuring that all stages proceed smoothly, orderly, and comfortably," said Gilang.

Passport services for prospective 2027 Hajj pilgrims in Grobogan continue the services previously provided by the Class I Non TPI Blora Immigration Office for the Blora Regency area.

Previously, Blora Immigration had carried out passport application services for 500 prospective Hajj pilgrims from Blora Regency.

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This service is part of the Blora Immigration's efforts to support the smooth administrative preparations for the travel of prospective Hajj pilgrims.

With direct and integrated services, prospective pilgrims are expected to prepare travel documents according to established requirements. (Setyorini) 

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