The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has officially confirmed that there is no visa ban on Pakistani nationals. This clarification came from the UAE’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) after reports suggested that Pakistani applicants were facing increased restrictions when applying for visas.
According to officials, there have been some challenges related to visa applications, but these are not part of an official ban. Instead, the UAE has tightened its policies due to issues such as fraudulent educational degrees, fake employment contracts, and concerns over the misuse of social media. These factors have led to stricter verification processes for certain applicants.
To address these concerns, the UAE recently introduced a new five-year visa policy. This new system is designed to make the visa process more transparent and secure while ensuring that applicants meet all necessary requirements.
The Pakistani Embassy in Abu Dhabi is actively working with UAE authorities to resolve these issues. Their goal is to ensure that Pakistani nationals can continue to travel to the UAE for work, business, and tourism without unnecessary difficulties.
Officials have urged Pakistani applicants to follow proper procedures, provide accurate information, and avoid fraudulent documents to prevent any delays in their visa approvals. The UAE and Pakistan continue to maintain strong diplomatic and economic ties, and both governments are working together to address any visa-related challenges.
