Entry to Pakistan: Travellers aged 6 years and above are required to present evidence of a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken up to 48 hours before the start of travel.

Passengers aged 15 and above require full vaccination against COVID-19 in order to undertake inbound flights to Pakistan.

Pakistan will accept the proof of COVID-19 vaccination record. Your appointment card from vaccination centres is not designed to be used as proof of vaccination and should not be used to demonstrate your vaccine status.

Passengers who hold a medical certificate stating that they have been medically advised not to receive a COVID-19 vaccine are exempt from this requirement.

You should arrange to take a private test.

For information about this and possible quarantine periods on arrival please seePakistan government advice .
The Pakistani authorities have closed most land borders with Afghanistan, India and Iran. There are ongoing limited border openings for repatriation and trade. The Torkham border crossing with Afghanistan has been open to those crossing with valid passports and Pakistan visas, which you can apply for on the
Ministry of Interior website. All borders with Afghanistan are liable to close at short notice and there are reports of crowding and violence at open crossings. Those crossing into Pakistan may have to comply with coronavirus testing and quarantine measures.
Illegal entry to Pakistan is a serious offence. If you cross from Afghanistan without the correct documentation you may be subject to detention and/or deportation. There is currently no process for regularisation of status for illegal entrants which is necessary for onward travel.

Testing / screening on arrival: If travelling by air, you will be subject to Rapid Antigen testing on arrival at airports in Pakistan. Travellers who test positive will be moved to a self-paid facility for 10 days quarantine. A PCR test will be conducted on the 8th day of quarantine, following which a negative result will enable a passenger to proceed home and a positive result will necessitate a further quarantine period or move to hospital if required. Travellers to Pakistan will also be required to provide their contact information through the Pass Track App or through a web-based form. If necessary you may also have to fill in a health declaration form on arrival.

Government guidelines, state that children under the age of 6 and disabled passengers are exempt from the COVID-19 PCR test requirement and Pass Track App requirement. However they will be required to complete a health declaration form upon arrival.

You may also be required to follow special measures before boarding flights to Pakistan and while on board the aircraft, including the wearing of a face mask.

Pakistan government guidance, including links to the Pass Track App, is available on their COVID-19 website.
Screening on departure: If you are leaving Pakistan, you must be fully vaccinated and will be screened at the airport for any symptoms of COVID-19. You may also be subject to thermal screening for high temperatures. If you are vaccinated and free from symptoms you will be allowed to travel. If you’re suspected of having symptoms of COVID-19, including fever, cough and breathing difficulty, you will be subject to a secondary screening by a medical professional. After which, you may be allowed to board if it is assessed that you do not have symptoms, have not been at risk of exposure and do not have a fever. If the secondary screening assesses that you may have COVID-19 you may be asked to self-isolate for 14 days before you can travel. You may also be referred to a medical facility.

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