Pakistani citizens can now request five -year visas from the United Arab Emirates, the Eau ambassador, Hamad Obaid Al Zaabi, announced Tuesday during a meeting with Sindh Governor Kamran Khan Tessori.
The announcement was made at the governor’s house in Karachi, where the ambassador joined the Consul General of the EAU, Bakheet Ateeq to Remeithi.
Al Zaabi also invited the governor to visit the Visas Center of the EAU in Karachi and expressed his support for the governor’s development initiatives.
As part of the visit, the ambassador participated in an impulse for tree planting and attended a flag housing ceremony. He signed the visits, calling the event a symbol of lasting friendship between the two nations.
The announcement continues to confirm the EAU authorities that there is no prohibition of visa for Pakistani citizens.
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the new five -year visa policy of the EAU requires that the applicants present return tickets, hotels reserves, proof of property if applicable and an Aed3,000 deposit.
Pakistani applicants have faced scrutiny in recent years due to concerns about false documents, visa exceeds and the inappropriate use of social networks.
The Pakistan Embassy in Abu Dhabi has assumed these issues with the US authorities.
