The Pakistan eVisa allows eligible foreign nationals to visit Pakistan for tourism, business, and family visits. Valid for 90 days from issue, with single or multiple entry options and stays of 30–90 days.
The Pakistan eVisa is an official electronic travel authorization issued by the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) and the Government of Pakistan. It allows eligible citizens to visit Pakistan for tourism, business, and family reunification without visiting a Pakistani embassy. The eVisa is linked electronically to your passport and accepted at all major international airports and land borders.
Important: The Pakistan eVisa does NOT guarantee entry into Pakistan. Final admission is determined by Pakistani immigration officers at the port of entry.
The eVisa is required for:
Citizens of eligible countries (over 175 nationalities) visiting Pakistan for tourism, trekking in the Karakoram, exploring Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, and ancient Indus Valley sites
Business travelers attending meetings, conferences, and commercial activities in Pakistan
Travelers visiting family members, relatives, or friends residing in Pakistan
Choose the eVisa that fits your travel purpose
For tourism, sightseeing, trekking in the Karakoram and Himalayas, and exploring cultural heritage sites. Single entry, stay up to 30 days.
For frequent visitors to Pakistan. Allows multiple entries within the 90-day validity period. Each stay can be up to 30 days.
For business meetings, conferences, trade fairs, and commercial activities in Pakistan. Requires supporting documentation from the host company.
For visiting family members or relatives residing in Pakistan. Requires a letter of invitation and proof of relationship from the host in Pakistan.
Follow these steps to complete your Pakistan eVisa application
Fill in personal details, passport information, travel purpose, and accommodation details
Upload a digital passport photo and a scan of your passport bio-data page
Pay the eVisa fee online using a credit or debit card
Applications are processed within 4–7 business days. Download and print your eVisa approval
Prepare the following before starting your application
The Pakistan Tourist eVisa is valid for 90 days from the date of issue. Single-entry visas allow a maximum stay of 30 days. Multiple-entry visas allow multiple stays within the 90-day period. Business eVisas may allow stays of up to 90 days per entry.
Note: The eVisa fee is non-refundable, even if your application is denied or you choose not to travel.
Apply at least 2 weeks before your travel date. Processing takes 4–7 business days, and additional time may be needed for security checks depending on your nationality.
Pakistan is home to some of the world's highest mountain peaks including K2 and Nanga Parbat. Trekking permits are required for certain routes — arrange these separately before or after arriving in Pakistan.
Dress conservatively in public places and religious sites. Both men and women are expected to dress modestly, especially outside major urban centers.
Some areas of Pakistan require additional travel permits (e.g., tribal areas, restricted border zones). Check with Pakistan Tourism before planning travel to remote regions.
Each traveler must have their own individual eVisa, including children. Ensure all passport details entered exactly match your travel document.
While you can apply directly on the official Pakistan eVisa portal (visa.nadra.gov.pk), we offer professional assistance for travelers who prefer support in their own language.
Pakistan eVisa applications are typically processed within 4–7 business days. In some cases, processing may take longer due to security screening. We recommend applying at least 2 weeks before your travel date.
Extensions can be applied for through the local Foreigners Registration Office (FRO) in Pakistan. Extensions are not guaranteed and are subject to government approval.
The Pakistan eVisa is accepted at Islamabad International Airport, Lahore Allama Iqbal International Airport, Karachi Jinnah International Airport, Peshawar Airport, and major land border crossings.
Pakistan's major cities (Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi) are generally safe for tourists. Northern Pakistan (Hunza, Gilgit-Baltistan, Swat) is a thriving tourist destination. Always check your government's latest travel advisory.
Yes. Trekking permits and No Objection Certificates (NOCs) are required for trekking in restricted zones, including approaches to K2 and other 8,000-meter peaks. These are arranged through the Pakistan Alpine Club or registered tour operators.
If rejected, you will be notified by email. You may reapply with corrected information or contact the Pakistani Embassy or High Commission in your country for guidance on alternative visa options.
Disclaimer: This is a private third-party service not affiliated with or endorsed by NADRA, the Government of Pakistan, or any Pakistani government agency. For official eVisa applications, visit visa.nadra.gov.pk