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Islamabad Reuters:

Pakistan has recently eased travel restrictions to boost tourism, introducing visas on arrival for visitors from 50 countries and electronic visas for 175 nationalities. The government's approved reforms aim to rejuvenate the tourism industry, which was heavily impacted by post-9/11 Islamist violence. Minister of Information Fawad Chaudhry highlighted Pakistan's diverse attractions, including Himalayan peaks and Arabian Sea beaches, hoping to attract more foreign visitors.

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Visa rule in Pakistan:

• Inclusive Visa Policy: Pakistan has implemented a more inclusive visa policy, opening its doors to citizens from 175 countries to boost the tourism industry, which suffered due to years of religious militant violence.
• On-Arrival Visas: Over 50 countries, including the United States and Britain, now enjoy the convenience of on-arrival visas, as highlighted by Inter-Provincial Co-ordination Minister Fehmida Mirza, reflecting Pakistan's commitment to facilitating international travel.
• Simplified Application Process: Applying for a Pakistani visa has been simplified, emphasizing Pakistan's commitment to hospitality and making the process more accessible for international travelers.
• Online and Electronic Visas: Citizens of 175 countries can now obtain online or electronic visas, a new option introduced by Pakistan to streamline the visa application process.
• Tourism Promotion: The government emphasizes Pakistan's diverse tourist attractions, including mountains like K2, valleys, deserts, and coastline, to attract international tourists and revive the tourism industry.
• Security Measures: Pakistani security agencies assure the safety of tourists, highlighting the government's commitment to ensuring a secure environment for visitors.
• Reforms for Tourism Industry: The approved reforms aim to open up a new era for the tourism industry, which faced setbacks after the September 11, 2001, attacks and subsequent Islamist violence.
• Expanded Tourist Access: The new rules allow tourists to visit politically sensitive areas like Kashmir and northern regions, easing restrictions and requiring fewer special permissions.
• Eased Travel Restrictions for Journalists: The new visa regime includes eased travel restrictions for foreign journalists, contributing to a more open environment for media coverage.
• Improved Security Situation: Despite past security challenges, security has significantly improved in recent years, with a decline in militant attacks, making Pakistan a safer destination.
• Streamlined Visa Processes: The government acknowledges past complaints about the arduous visa process and aims to address this concern by easing visa restrictions.
• Increased Tourist Arrivals: Reports indicate a rise in tourist arrivals in recent years, with the state Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation noting an increase to 1.75 million in 2017.
• Business Visa Expansion: Business visas will now be provided to citizens of 96 countries, an increase from the previous 68 countries, with quicker processing times.
• Extended Visa Durations: Diplomatic visas have been extended from one year to three years and student visas to two years, contributing to a more flexible and accommodating visa system.
• No-Objection Certificate (NOC) Removal: Tourists are no longer required to obtain any no-objection certificate (NOC), simplifying the process for visitors to explore all parts of the country.
• Journalist Visa Processing: Journalist visas will now be processed through the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, with long-term visas granted without restrictions.
• Government Approval: The new visa regime was approved in a meeting between Prime Minister Imran Khan and Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa, underscoring the government's commitment to promoting tourism.