countries where pakistani can travell without visas

[u0sama]

here is the link (the list of countries where pakistanis can go without visas)
Pakistani Citizen allowed to enter 36 countries without Visa | Pakistan Time |Urdu Columns | Talk Shows | News | Videos | Live TV

i doubt that pakistani can visit south africa with out visa i am planning to visit seychelles or maldives will the airport athourities of pakistan allow me to travel these two destinations without visa specially seychelles which require one connecting flight from dubai has any one been to these places without visa?

 

[wAnxTa]

That's an outdated list.

 

[u0sama]

^ do you have updated list of countries?

 

[Blastwave]

That's a bullshit list.

Actual visa requirements are completely different.

And who the hell wants to go to half these places anyway.

 

[murtaza12]

Idk about the shit places in that list but my dad went to Kenya with a Pakistani passport and it was a 30 day Visa on Arrival that costs $50.

 

[u0sama]

well maldives is a good tourist destination if we can go there without visa that will be gr8 aprat frm that places like tonga,smoa etc are not good place to travell

 

[HAMMER of THOR]

is this the same type of list like the list that i see every year for the last 12 years or so for the richest pakistani people? that list has the same people at the same places with the same amount of money for more than a decade...

 

[shahzadfootball]

Why dont you just . I dont know . Get a visa and actually make out of your travel expenses

 

[Newton]

Country	Visa requirement	Notes (excluding departure fees)
Myanmar	eVisa[SUP][121][/SUP]	28 days. eVisa holders must arrive via Yangon International Airport.
Micronesia	Visa not required[SUP][114][/SUP]	30 days
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	Visa not required[SUP][147][/SUP]	1 month
Trinidad and Tobago	Visa not required[SUP][178][/SUP]	30 days
Vanuatu	Visa not required[SUP][190][/SUP]	30 days
Dominica	Visa not required[SUP][49][/SUP]	21 days
Haiti	Visa not required[SUP][72][/SUP]	3 months
Samoa	Entry Permit on arrival[SUP][148][/SUP]	60 days
Seychelles	Visitor's Permit on arrival[SUP][155][/SUP]	1 month
Madagascar	Visa on arrival[SUP][104][/SUP]	90 days
Maldives	Visa on arrival[SUP][107][/SUP]	30 days
Mali	Visa on arrival[SUP][108][/SUP]
Mauritania	Visa on arrival[SUP][111][/SUP]
Mozambique	Visa on arrival[SUP][120][/SUP]	30 days
Nauru	Visa on arrival[SUP][123][/SUP]
Nepal	Visa on arrival[SUP][124][/SUP]
Palau	Visa on arrival[SUP][132][/SUP]	30 days
Tanzania	Visa on arrival[SUP][173][/SUP]
Timor-Leste	Visa on arrival[SUP][175][/SUP]	30 days
Tuvalu	Visa on arrival[SUP][182][/SUP]	1 month
Uganda	Visa on arrival[SUP][183][/SUP]
Burundi	Visa on arrival[SUP][28][/SUP]	30 days; obtainable at Bujumbura International Airport
Cape Verde	Visa on arrival[SUP][32][/SUP]
Comoros	Visa on arrival[SUP][38][/SUP]
Djibouti	Visa on arrival[SUP][48][/SUP]
Guinea-Bissau	Visa on arrival[SUP][70][/SUP]	90 days

source : Visa requirements for Pakistani citizens - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

previously Iran used to be a VISA free country too. Sad even there u need a VISA too now.

 

[u0sama]

Why dont you just . I dont know . Get a visa and actually make out of your travel expenses

getiing visas of europen countries, australia,newzeland and usa is very difficult its long procedure even then visa is not a guarntee specially if you dont have any relatives living there and last but not the least we Pakistanis have not a good image im the above mention countries so getting visit visas for tourisim purpose in these countries is a bit harder

 

[oahmed]

Note that a visa on arrival policy is no guarantee of admission, particularly if you are traveling in a stag group. I know of at least 2 cases where all male groups of friends all having Pakistani passports were refused on arrival visas in countries which claim to offer on arrival visas to Pakistanis. You are more at risk of this happening if you do not have sufficient travel history on your passport and generally look like a baykaari.

Having said that I have within the last 3 years personally availed of the on arrival visa policy in Kenya ($50 fee valid for 30 days - although you have to go through a short interrogation with an angry black man) and in Turkey (on arrival for Pakistanis who have a valid US visa or green card)

 

[Kane]

there u go guys the solution to most of ur problems if u have enough money...

http://www.stkitts-citizenship.com/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_requirements_for_Saint_Kitts_and_Nevis_citizens

 

[u0sama]

there u go guys the solution to most of ur problems if u have enough money...

St Kitts Citizenship - Fast Citizenship & Passport by Investment

Visa requirements for Saint Kitts and Nevis citizens - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

humn thats a good way to get dual nationalty but requires almost 30 million pkr which is a lot

i dont think travelling to places such as seychelleys is much of a problem u can go there via dubai easily and dubai airport will not ask any visa if you leave the airport within 8-24 hours but travelling to saint vincient and gernadies and dominica is a problem all connecting flights go thruogh uk and pakistanis must have valid uk transit visa other wise they will deport

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Note that a visa on arrival policy is no guarantee of admission, particularly if you are traveling in a stag group. I know of at least 2 cases where all male groups of friends all having Pakistani passports were refused on arrival visas in countries which claim to offer on arrival visas to Pakistanis. You are more at risk of this happening if you do not have sufficient travel history on your passport and generally look like a baykaari.

Having said that I have within the last 3 years personally availed of the on arrival visa policy in Kenya ($50 fee valid for 30 days - although you have to go through a short interrogation with an angry black man) and in Turkey (on arrival for Pakistanis who have a valid US visa or green card)

what kind of travel history we need i already have visited oman i work in oman have omani visa stamp on my passport is it enough for travelling history?

 

[Kane]

@u0sama have u even read the links carefully?

visit first link or google about it for more info

U can get the passport within six months and not necessary to visit st kitts even once and u can use the new passport from any where in the world

4 crore investment is nothing as compared to its benefits and u can resale the property at the same price u bought(or maybe even at higher price)

So virtually its free i am getting it as soon as i get money...Cheers!

 

[oahmed]

humn thats a good way to get dual nationalty but requires almost 30 million pkr which is a lot

i dont think travelling to places such as seychelleys is much of a problem u can go there via dubai easily and dubai airport will not ask any visa if you leave the airport within 8-24 hours but travelling to saint vincient and gernadies and dominica is a problem all connecting flights go thruogh uk and pakistanis must have valid uk transit visa other wise they will deport

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what kind of travel history we need i already have visited oman i work in oman have omani visa stamp on my passport is it enough for travelling history?

UK transit visa? Why would you need that if you're just getting a connecting flight? I havn't traveled through the UK in many years so not sure if this is a new requirement or has always been in place.

As far as travel history is concerned, more is better to put it simply. Having said that, any travel outside of Pakistan should count. Common sense should prevail of course. For instance, if you're traveled to Iran, don't apply for a US visa and expect your travel history to be favourable to your case. On some level I find that the whole visa process is very arbitrary. This goes for all countries. The mood of the visa officer on that particular day, what he ate for breakfast, the fact that he had just fought with his wife the night before, all of these things play a role in visa decisions (I am talking exclusively about visit/tourist visas here). One incident that I keep telling people about as an example - two siblings that I know (a brother and sister) had their interview for a US visa on the same day. The brother was called to the window first and was rejected. His sister was called shortly after and was given the visa. When she showed no relief or excitement at having secured the visa (naturally because her brother's visa had been rejected by a different visa officer a few minutes ago), the visa officer asked her what was wrong. She told him she was upset because she wouldn't now be able to travel to the US because she was meant to go with her brother whose application had just been rejected. The visa officer, without skipping a beat, tells her "oh really .. well I'd hate to see a frown on that pretty face .. go call your brother". She did and the officer promptly took his passport, handed him that token thing they give you when they approve your application and said there you go, happy now?

 

[u0sama]

@u0sama have u even read the links carefully?

visit first link or google about it for more info

U can get the passport within six months and not necessary to visit st kitts even once and u can use the new passport from any where in the world

4 crore investment is nothing as compared to its benefits and u can resale the property at the same price u bought(or maybe even at higher price)

So virtually its free i am getting it as soon as i get money...Cheers!

humn let me know when u got the passport between if u get st kitts passport u will become st kitts national and pakistan goverment will not allow you dual natioanlity, dual nationality is only for those who have second passort of australia,newzeland,switzerland,usa,uk and few more european countries and 4 corer is a lotof money not many can afford it my intentions are just to go for a holiday trip without any hassle european countires have schengen visa which is very hard to get and also visa of australia, new zeland and usa so i lookeed at the options of those countries which gives visa on arrival but problem is if i want to go places like st.vincient or dominica i have to go through uk and they require visa so possiblities are that they will deport me frm uk air port so the only option left for me is seychelleys and maldives a connecting flight is needed via dubai and for dubai airport no visa required if u leave airport with in 8 hours

 

[u0sama]

UK transit visa? Why would you need that if you're just getting a connecting flight? I havn't traveled through the UK in many years so not sure if this is a new requirement or has always been in place. ?

you need a uk trasit visa its only for some nations like pakistan,somalia afghanistan not for all nations and there a quite a few airports at uk so many flights connect through gatwick air port so u have to leave heatrhow airport first and then go to other air port to catch ur connecting flights in this case you 100% need transit visa or visit visa of uk and your uk airport transiting case must be different than my case, may be you have valid visa of usa or canada ,ireland people having the visa and also onwords tickets of these countries do not require transit visa in my case i have to go to dominica or st vincient and grendies and i will get visa of those country when i arrive there when i reach at uk immigritaion i will only have the onwards ticket to these nations as a proof to show the immigration officer so chances are that they will deport me

 

[LordOfLight]

More like countries where dictators never rest. Nepal seems like the only country worth visiting