Planning to visit family, attend a wedding or explore the north of Pakistan? If you live in the UAE and hold a foreign passport, you will usually need a Pakistan visa before you fly. This guide explains the steps and what to prepare, so your application goes through without delays.
Who needs a Pakistan visa?
- Most foreign passport holders need a visa to enter Pakistan.
- Many nationalities can apply online through Pakistan's official online visa system.
- If you are of Pakistani origin, you may be able to use a NICOP or POC card instead of a visa — ask us and we will check which option suits you.
Documents you usually need
- Passport valid for at least 6 months, with blank pages
- Recent passport-size photo with a white background
- Copy of your UAE residence visa or Emirates ID
- Flight booking and hotel booking, or an invitation letter from family in Pakistan
- [Add any other document you ask for, e.g. bank statement or employment letter]
How the process works
- Send us your passport copy and photo on WhatsApp.
- We check your documents and tell you exactly what is missing.
- We prepare and submit your application.
- You receive updates — and you can follow every step on our tracking page.
- Once approved, we send you your visa to print and carry with you.
How long does it take?
Processing usually takes [add your usual processing time, e.g. X–Y working days], but it can take longer during holidays or if extra documents are requested. Apply at least [add recommended weeks] before your travel date.
How much does it cost?
Our price for a Pakistan visa is [add your price or "on request"], including document check and submission. See our current visa offers.
Tips for a smooth application
- Make sure the name on your flight booking matches your passport exactly.
- Use a clear, recent photo — blurry or old photos are a common reason for delays.
- Do not book non-refundable flights until your visa is approved.
Ready to apply? Message us on WhatsApp with your passport copy and travel dates, and our Dubai team will take it from there.
