🇵🇰 Pakistani passport holders • Visitor travel guide
Visa-Free & Visa-on-Arrival Countries for Pakistani Passport Holders
Click any flag to open a dedicated country page with Pakistani-passport entry type, stay duration, key conditions, official links, and top tourist destinations.
Visa-free / no visa
Visa on arrival
eTA / special entry shown separately
Always confirm before booking
Before you travel
Visa policies can change without notice. Pakistani citizens should always confirm entry rules with the destination’s official immigration, eVisa, embassy, or tourism authority before buying tickets.
0Visa-free
0Visa on arrival
0eTA / special
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What this page includes
- Visa-free / no visa: Pakistani passport holders can generally enter without applying for a visa in advance.
- Visa on arrival: visa is normally issued at the airport or border, subject to conditions and fees.
- eTA / special entry: travel authorization or special non-visa entry shown separately so it is not confused with visa-free travel.
- Official links: immigration, eVisa, embassy, or tourism authority pages are added for verification.
Pakistani traveller checklist
- Passport should usually be valid for at least 6 months from arrival.
- Carry return/onward ticket, hotel booking, travel plan, and proof of funds.
- Check yellow-fever vaccination rules if transiting or visiting risk countries.
- Confirm airline transit visa rules before booking connecting flights.
- Check official entry rules again 7–10 days before departure.
This page is an informational travel guide, not legal advice or a guarantee of entry.
Entry information for Pakistani passport holders
Stay / condition:
Top tourist destination:
Recommended documents to carry
- Original Pakistani passport, preferably valid for at least 6 months.
- Return or onward flight ticket.
- Hotel booking, invitation, or full accommodation address.
- Proof of funds such as bank card, cash, or bank statement if requested.
- Travel insurance, especially for island, remote, or medical-costly destinations.
- Printed copy or screenshot of official entry rules and any arrival form/eTA approval.