NEW DELHI, Sept 10 (Bernama) — Pakistan has abolished visa fee for Malaysian citizens visiting the country for business, tourism, or going to Sikh pilgrimage sites.
In a statement, the Pakistan High Commission in Kuala Lumpur said Malaysians will now need to obtain a “Visa Prior to Arrival (VPA)” through the Pakistan Online Visa System, https://visa.nadra.gov.pk/visa-prior-to-arrival/
“Only passport and the VPA will be required for immigration purposes. No fee is applicable, including processing fee for further details,” it said.
The high commission said the VPA process has been streamlined to ensure that the visa grant notice or visa is issued and sent to the applicant via email promptly.
“If a visa application is flagged for review, the outcome will be communicated without delays,” it said.
— BERNAMA
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