-Bank Statement, NTN/Tax Returns, Polio Vaccination, and Medical Insurance. For More Details Click here.
-Avail Application Form Filling Service for PKR 2000/- only
-Contact our WhatsApp for details: 0324-4111753

-Dubai visas can’t be applied through their embassy. For a Dubai Visa contact your local travel agency/agent.
–For more details click here.
-Apply your Dubai visa by sending scanned copies of the frontpage of your passport, CNIC (Front and Back) and a photograph.
-Apply through National Air Express by sharing documents on our Business WhatsApp.
-WhatsApp: 0324-4111753

-Documents required
Bank Statement
Hotel Booking
Airline Tickets
-We can apply the Malaysian E-Visa for you. Contact us.

-Details are posted on their official website. Click here to visit.
-To apply for an entry visa for business or social visits, you will need the following documents:

Documents required for Thailand visa for Pakistani citizens.

• Bank Statement, Bank Account Maintenance Letter, NTN Certificate and Tax Return
• Polio Vaccination
• Hotel Booking
• Airline Tickets

To Apply for a Thailand Visa. Contact National Air Express on our Business WhatsApp: 0324-4111753

Sri Lanka e-visas can be applied from the following website: https://eta.gov.lk/slvisa/
If you need help applying. Contact us.

Documents required for Bali/Indonesia visa for Pakistani citizens.

• Bank Statement, Bank Account Maintenance Letter, NTN Certificate and Tax Return
• Polio Vaccination
• Hotel Booking
• Airline Tickets
• Police Character Certificate

To Apply for a Indonesia/Bali Visa. Contact National Air Express on our Business WhatsApp: 0324-4111753

Maldives offers Pakistani nationals a visa on-arrival. You require a return airline ticket, hotel booking, and a $100 per night expenditure per person.
The Maldives offers a visa on arrival (VOA) facility to citizens of Pakistan, among other nationalities. Here’s what you need to know:

1. Visa on Arrival: Pakistani citizens can obtain a visa upon arrival at the Maldives’ immigration counters. This means you do not need to apply for a visa in advance from a Maldivian embassy or consulate.

2. Requirements for Visa on Arrival:

   • A valid passport with at least six months’ validity beyond your intended stay in the Maldives.
   • Proof of sufficient funds to cover your expenses during your stay.
   • A confirmed return or onward ticket.
   • Proof of accommodation in the Maldives (hotel reservation or invitation letter if staying with someone).
   • Any other documents as requested by the immigration authorities.

3. Duration of Stay: The visa on arrival allows you to stay in the Maldives for up to 30 days for tourism purposes. If you plan to stay longer or for other purposes such as work or study, you may need to apply for the relevant visa in advance.

4. Visa Fees: There is usually a fee associated with the visa on arrival, which is payable upon arrival at the Maldives’ immigration counters. It’s advisable to carry sufficient cash in US dollars or Maldivian Rufiyaa for this purpose.

5. Immigration Process: Upon arrival at the Maldives’ airport, proceed to the immigration counters where you will be required to fill out an arrival card and present your documents. The immigration officers will process your visa on arrival.

6. Travel Requirements: Ensure that you meet all the entry requirements set by the Maldivian authorities, including health and safety protocols, especially if there are any specific requirements due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Always double-check the visa requirements and entry regulations on the official website of the Maldives Immigration or contact the Maldivian embassy or consulate for the most accurate and up-to-date information before planning your trip.

-Pakistanis require a Schengen visa to visit the following countries Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden and Switzerland.
-You must apply at the mission of the country where your you plan to stay longest or your first point of entry into the Schengen area.

• Clearly and completely filled in and signed Common Schengen Application Form, (available from consular websites, or consular offices.) in two sets (one original, one copy)(Form No. 119031)
• Family details –Appendix to your application an original Family Registration Certificate issued by NADRA, attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
• Machine Readable Passport, which must be valid for a period of at least 3 months beyond the applicant’s last day of stay in the Schengen states. Please ensure that the passport has 2 blank pages to affix visa.
• Three recent passport sized photographs in color. Photographs should be taken within the last 6 months, no side pose, no hat, no veil, no Photoshop
• Property document when applicable, with 2 copies. English translation if available.
• Family registration records from NADRA
• Electronic Pakistani ID-Card
• 2 copies of Nikah Nama if you are married as well as English translation thereof.
• Proof of employment which mentions how long the applicant has been employed by his/hers employer. English translation must be provided.
• Granted leave of absence from his/hers work for the relevant number of days. English translation must be provided
• If the applicant runs his own business, he/she must present proof of registration of the business with the relevant authorities and English translation of these documents.Tax papers for the previous 2 years Payment tax/registration of company must also be provided.
• Proof of employment: (e.g. letter from company stating continuing employment after period of leave and duration of vacation etc), plus recent payslips
• If applicant is a student: letter from school/college/university confirming admission or attendance.
• Copies of all previous visas.
• All previous passports of the applicant should be submitted, along with the current, valid one.

A personal interview with the applicant maybe requested. The visa of the final country of destination (if applicable) must be obtained before applying for a  Schengen visa.

• Round trip air – ticket and itinerary with dates and flight numbers specifying entry and exit from Schengen state. Some Schengen authorities accept the itinerary when applying for the visa but request the original air-ticket when visa is collected (please check).
• Proof of sufficient funds for duration of stay, e.g.: (min. amount required is different in each country – please check with the appropriate consular authority)
• Bank and credit statements for last 6 months in addition to previous year.
• Salary slips-3 months prior
• Tax receipt of foreign exchange purchased bearing applicant’s name.
• Traveler’s cheques.For credit cards, recent credit card statement. Cash will not be accepted as proof of foreign exchange.
• Travel/health/accident insurance : A minimum medical coverage of Rupees equivalent Euro 30.000,00. Applicants must present insurance policy that states policy number, name of insured person, validity and schedule benefits. The insurance must cover medical attention, emergency hospital treatment and repatriation for medical reasons on the spot.
• Accommodation: confirmed hotel booking is requested (hotel reservation are not necessarily proof of confirmation. For some countries birth certificate is requested.
• If the applicant is staying with a sponsor, an invitation letter from the host is required. The signature of the host, on the invitation, has to be attested by a competent Greek authority (e.g. KEP or Police authority).
• For business: an official business invitation letter from the company  of your main travel destination in a Schengen state as well as from the Pakistani employer stating the purpose of the visit must be presented. Recommendation letter from the Chamber of Commerce. Recent correspondence between you and your Schengen business partner. Tax papers for the previous 2 years. Proof of registration of the business with the relevant authorities.
• For conferences should be submitted: proof of registration and payment. Invitation from the business partner in Schengen Country should be also sent directly to the Embassy.
• Bank statement covering the last six months. In addition applicants are required to submit bank statement for the previous year. The applicants should present their personal bank statement as well as the company’s bank statement.
• Certified parental consent, by both parents for children under 18 traveling alone.If the child travels with only one parent, the other parent must produce the notarized/certified consent. If only one parent has guardianship of the minor, the court judgements (NADRA) confirming this must be presented. Certain consular authorities require that both parents sign in the presence of a consular official.
• The Schengen State’s Consular offices reserve the right to request further documentation if deemed necessary
• Please refer also to the Harmonized list of supporting documents to be presented by Schengen visa applicants in Pakistan, according to the purpose of travel
• CLICK HERE FOR SCHENGEN VISA APPLICATION FORM DOWNLOAD.

• • Applying for a Schengen visa with a Pakistani passport involves several steps. The Schengen visa allows you to travel to and within the Schengen Area, which comprises 26 European countries. Here’s a general guide on how to apply:

    1. Determine the Embassy or Consulate: Identify the Schengen country you plan to visit or where you will spend the most time during your trip. The country you will visit first or the one where you will spend the longest duration typically determines which embassy or consulate you should apply to.

    2. Check Visa Requirements: Visit the website of the embassy or consulate of the Schengen country you selected and review the visa requirements for Pakistani citizens. Make sure to understand the type of visa you need based on your purpose of travel (e.g., tourism, business, study).

    3. Prepare Required Documents: Gather all the necessary documents for your visa application. These commonly include:

       • A passport with at least three months’ validity beyond your intended stay in the Schengen Area.
       • Completed visa application form. This can usually be downloaded from the embassy or consulate’s website.
       • Recent passport-sized photographs.
       • Travel itinerary, including flight reservations and accommodation details.
       • Travel insurance covering medical expenses and repatriation for the entire duration of your stay in the Schengen Area, with a minimum coverage of 30,000 euros.
       • Proof of sufficient funds to cover your expenses during your stay (e.g., bank statements, sponsorship letter).
       • Additional documents depending on the purpose of your visit (e.g., invitation letter, proof of enrollment in a study program).

    4. Schedule an Appointment: Many Schengen countries require applicants to schedule an appointment for submitting their visa application. Check the embassy or consulate’s website for appointment availability and booking procedures.

    5. Attend the Visa Appointment: On the day of your appointment, visit the embassy or consulate with all required documents. Submit your visa application and biometric data (fingerprints and photograph) if required. Be prepared to answer questions about your travel plans and provide any additional information requested by the consular officer.

    6. Pay Visa Fees: Pay the visa application fee as per the instructions provided by the embassy or consulate. The fees can vary depending on the type of visa you are applying for and your age.

    7. Wait for Processing: The processing time for a Schengen visa can vary, but it typically takes a few weeks. You can track the status of your application online or inquire at the embassy or consulate about the processing time.

    8. Collect Your Visa: Once your visa application is approved, collect your passport with the visa from the embassy or consulate. Verify that all details on the visa are correct before leaving the embassy or consulate.

    9. Travel to the Schengen Area: With your visa in hand, you’re ready to travel to the Schengen Area. Make sure to carry all necessary documents, including your passport with the visa, during your journey.

    Always double-check the specific requirements and procedures on the official website of the embassy or consulate of the Schengen country you are applying to or contact them directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

  • Schengen Visa Category	Fee in EUR	Fee in USD*
    Adult	80€	90$
    Child between 6-12 years of age	40€	45$
    Child younger than 6 years of age	Free	Free

    Guidelines on How to Apply for a Schengen Visa

    Depending on how your destination country in Schengen has regulated visa submission in your country of residence, you will have to file your Schengen visa application at one of the following:

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-Bahrain e-visas can be applied online through us.
– Document conditions: You must submit the following documents with your application:
1. Photocopy of the applicant’s passport plus a copy of the passport last page for Indian passports.
2. Copy of return air ticket.
3. Copy of hotel booking in Bahrain. Alternately, in case you are staying with a relative, please provide a copy of their CPR Reader’s printout.
4. Copy of a stamped bank statement under the visitor’s name covering the last three months with an ending balance of not less than the equivalent of BD300

-Bahrain E-Visa Cost
PKR 4500 for 15 Days
PKR 13,500 for 30 Days
PKR 20,500 for 90 Days

-To apply your Bahrain E-Visa via National Air Express. Contact us on Business WhatsApp: 0324-4111753.