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pakistan visa
hi all.
does anyone has any knowledge of having a visa to pakistan in tajik or kyrgizstan?
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I am not sure I understand your question. Are you looking for information on obtaining a Pakistan visa in Tajikistan or Kyrgyzstan?
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thanks, i'm sorry if it was a laconic Q, i would like to know if anyone obtained a visa for pakistan in tajikistan or kyrgyzstan, even turkey would be good. as i understood from all the sites i have seen regarding pakistan visa you have to obtain it in our home country, no can do in israel, so...
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We got our Pakistani visa in Tashkent, Uzbekistan last September. The embassy gave us the same line we have heard before, "you have to get the visa in your home country". We explained that the typical 6 month validity of the visa would have expired prior to us entering Pakistan, so we couldn't get it prior to leaving.
The embassy staff in Tashkent was understanding and granted us the visa. The embassies still have latitude to give you the visa outside your home country, if they choose to. We tried in Ankara and Baku and they would not help us.
If you are not travelling on an Israeli passport, maybe you could send the passports to the Pakistani embassy in the country where the passport is issued? You can't enter Pakistan on an Israeli passport, can you???
The Pakistani embassies have been a real pain in the a** with this "home country" stuff, but with persistence you can probably get it. Just make sure you have a few other embassies you can visit as a backup, we visited 3 Pakistani embassies before they issued us a visa.
Good luck!
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tanks david, i am not traveling on the israeli pasport, and as things are not changing for better niether in israel or around the moslim world i am not going to risk myself doing stupid things, i have traveled muslim countries before and most the pepole there know how to spell "israeli mosad" . our plan b is to ship the bikes from dushanbe to delhi...plan c is to skip it all and go to mongolia...
so in any case its a win win situation...
anyway thanks for the advice
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Pakistan Visa easy in Delhi
Hi,
I got my Pakistan visa quickly in Delhi, it took me one day. I had to get a special form from my own (Dutch) embassy though.
NB: I flew to Delhi from Dushanbe with my bike, so if you need info check the data in the planning/shipping database here at HU
Hope this helps..
Martijn
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