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Visa rules for Pakistani passport holders, by country

Each guide tells you whether you need a visa, how long you can stay, what it costs and what to carry. The facts come from the destination's own government websites, not from agencies.

We last checked every country here on 28 September 2026. The next full check is due by 27 December 2026, or sooner if a rule changes.

QatarVisa on arrivalStay tied to hotel booking · QAR 100MaldivesVisa on arrival30 days · FreeNepalVisa on arrival30 days · Free on first visit in a calendar yearSri LankaeTA required30 days · FreeSeychelleseTA required90 days · EUR 10.90 standard Travel AuthorisationCambodiae-visa required30 days · USD 30

How we keep these guides accurate

Visa rules for Pakistanis change more often than most sites admit. This is how we deal with it.

  1. Government sources only. Immigration departments, foreign ministries and official e-visa portals. News only tells us where to look.
  2. Every page is dated. You can see the day we checked it and when it's due again.
  3. Rumours stay separate. If a rule appears only on agency sites, it goes in its own box, clearly marked.
  4. Changes are logged. When a rule changes, the old and new rule go into the page's history. See every change and its source.

Questions about these guides

How do you check these visa rules?

We read each country's own immigration, foreign ministry or e-visa website. If a rule only shows up on agency or news sites, we list it separately and don't treat it as fact.

How often are these guides updated?

At least every 90 days, and straight away when a country announces a change. The next full check is due by 27 December 2026.

Why does another website say something different?

Rules for Pakistani passports change often and many sites copy old data. Qatar suspended visa on arrival for Pakistanis in March 2026, then listed it again. Sri Lanka made its ETA free for Pakistanis in May 2026.