E-visa or sticker visa? Document checklists for Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Indonesia and more.
Here's a quick guide to visit visa documents for Pakistani passport holders, covering 12 popular destinations. Each country links to a full checklist. For every application, Diyanat Travels checks your documents before they're submitted.
Applying from Wah Cantt, Hasan Abdal, Taxila or Islamabad? Bring or send your documents to Diyanat Travels on GT Road, Wah Garden, and our team will check them before your application is submitted.
Requirements can change at short notice. The embassy or immigration authority may ask for additional documents, and every visa is issued at their discretion.
Visa fees are generally non-refundable once an application is submitted, even if the visa is refused.
Planning Umrah instead? See Umrah Visa Requirements for Pakistani Passengers.
Visit us at Basement Amna Arcade, GT Road, Wah Garden — or message us on WhatsApp for a quotation. Government licensed (DTS-12187).
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Read article →Of the countries in this guide, Malaysia, Nepal, Bahrain, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Azerbaijan, Indonesia and Kenya have e-visa options. Bangladesh, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan use sticker visas.
In this guide: Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Uzbekistan and the Indonesia sticker visa. Each country's page shows the minimum balance.
Yes. Visit our office on GT Road, Wah Garden, or send your documents on WhatsApp. We serve travellers from Wah Cantt, Hasan Abdal, Taxila, Rawalpindi and Islamabad.