pakistan visas on route
 

ok im pulling my hear out wýth visas..
does anyone know how difficult it is to organise the pakistani visa in iran.we are australians and keep getting told soooo many conflicting stories from different pakistani embassies. most telling us that its not possible and we have to go back to oz to organýse them... ANY advice deperately welcomed. cheers...phil.

Seeing you're in TR I recommend getting your visa there. THEN get your IR visa. Seems to be what most people are doing. I don't think there is a problem getting visas for Aussies.

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Salut from Southern France, the bikers' paradise,

Peter.

pakisan visa's will no long be issued in terhan or on the border we have met lots and lots of people who have come across turkey got to Iran expecting visa's and now shipping or thinking want the hell do I do next including us.
You can get a boat from Bandar-e-addas to uae and boat from there to mumbi or fly from shiraz or terhan.
we are in Dogubayazit and have just met phil and jodi the are heading back to ankara to get their pakistan visa

take care chrýs

What is the situation coming the other way. We are leaving Oz very soon and were planning on getting visas on route. Should we try and get one before we leave.

sorry have not met any going west surgest getting visa sorted ýn India latest for pakýstan and Iran
cheers chrýs

hey nobby..(chris)..its phil and dody..
we got our visa in ankara in two days and are now back at dogubatzit..what a mission.got to thank you guys again and hope the rest of your trip gets better...you guys saved our asses.
crossing the border tomorrow...
drop me an email and let me know how you and richard get on...phil...

Hi, we are now in Kupang. You can get an Indian visa in Brisbane. It lasts 6 months but that starts from when it is issued not from when you go into the country. Often they are about to run out as you get there. You can get an Indian visa in Katmandu easily.
we plan to get our Iran visa in Delhi and if that fails then it can be issued in Islamabad.
Cheryl and David