Pakistan mulls visa on arrival for 55 countries to boost tourism
Advisor to PM said a policy is being formulated and it would be presented to the prime minister in January
ISLAMABAD: Adviser to the Prime Minister for Commerce and Investment Abdul Razak Dawood on Tuesday said that Pakistan is considering allowing visa on arrival for 55 countries.
Addressing a press conference, Dawood said a policy was being formulated and it would be presented to Prime Minister Imran Khan in January 2019.
“We will also consult the country's security institutions regarding the matter,” he said.
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Dawood added that Pakistan needs tourism and that the government would do whatever is in the interest of the country.
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In January, Pakistan announced to allow visa on arrival for group tourists for 24 countries including the US and UK.