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Pak passport's rank improved, claims minister

Pakistan signs visa abolition, exemption agreements with 50 countries for holders of diplomatic, official passports

Our Correspondent November 06, 2025 Less than a minute read

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ISLAMABAD:

Federal Minister for Parliamentary Affairs Dr Tariq Fazal Chaudhry on Wednesday said Pakistan's passport now placed among the world's top 100 passports according to the Henley Passport Index 2025.

Responding to questions in the National Assembly, he said this achievement was made possible through wide-ranging reforms and technological improvements.

He informed that, as of August 5, 2025, Pakistan had signed visa abolition and exemption agreements with 50 countries for holders of diplomatic and official passports, while several more agreements were under negotiation.

COMMENTS (4)

Muhammad Ayaz | 2 weeks ago | Reply Jazzcod

Issac | 2 weeks ago | Reply This government is just trying to fool the general public by such statements. Diplomats and government officials already get.visas on top priority without any delay. So what is the benefit for a common man who can t get a visit visa even for UAE

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Mahmud | 2 weeks ago | Reply It is all about official and diplomatic Passport the exemptions of 50 country not for general public or green Passport. Still playing with common man or tax payers.

Muqarrab | 2 weeks ago | Reply Idiot minister Visa free for Diplomatic and official passport holders only. Not for ordinary passport holders. Getting votes from public and visa free for official passport holders. You ll never ask public for votes. Public will teach you lesson. Just wait for election.

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