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Interior Minister says visa policies are being made translucent

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
February 28, 2020
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ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Ijaz Ahmed Shah has said that visa policies are being made translucent and severe safety steps have been adopted at the airports to thwart illegal travel.
Talking to the Ambassador of Bosnia Sakib Foric here in Islamabad, Shah said Pakistan has always shared good relations with Bosnia and will make all-out efforts to further boost cooperation with the country.
Interior Minister said visa policies are being made translucent and severe safety steps have been adopted at the airports to thwart illegal travel. He also said that improving visa facilities is one of the top priorities of the government of Pakistan.
On April Last year, the Ministry of Interior had issued a notification a new visa policy under which international citizens of more than 48 countries will be able to get visa on arrival facility.
The notification issued by the ministry stated the new visa policy had come into effect from April 15, 2019. Under the policy, visa requirements had been averaged for 48 countries.
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