Wicked side of Erdogan exposed, Pakistanis in Turkey do not even have facilities like...., even in Azerbaijan Pakistanis can't....
Wicked side of Erdogan exposed, Pakistanis in Turkey do not even have facilities like...., even Pakistanis in Azerbaijan can't....
Even when Turkey stood firmly with Pakistan in recent tensions with India, the Pakistanis in the Erdagon's country can't avail a basic amenity. Erdogan does not even provide the people of Pakistan, whose friendship Pakistan considers its strength, the facility to easily visit his country.
The facility we are talking about is free visa entry. Yes, Turkey does not allow Pakistanis to enter its country without a visa. Pakistanis have to first apply for a visa to go to Turkey. However, it provides the facility of e-visa.
You can stay in Turkiye for 30 days with e-visa
Pakistani citizens who have a passport can apply for Turkey e-Visa. For this, they must have an email ID and debit/credit card. Pakistanis can stay in Turkey for up to 30 days through e-Visa. Pakistani passport must be valid for at least six months from the date of your departure. You can arrive by land, sea or air using Turkey electronic visa.
However, Turkey gives exemption to some people of Pakistan. Those who have official passport can stay in Turkey for 90 days without visa. At the same time, if any Pakistani has a residence permit, then he can also stay in Turkey without e-visa.
Even Azerbaijan does not provide this facility
It is not only Turkey which does not provide this facility to Pakistan. Another friend of Pakistan, Azerbaijan also does not allow its people to enter its country without a visa. Pakistani people have to first obtain a visa to go to Azerbaijan. They can also apply for an e-visa online.
Azerbaijan is a Muslim country that stood with Pakistan during tensions with India. However, supporting Pakistan proved costly for it and Indians started a campaign called Boycott Azerbaijan. A large number of Indians visit Azerbaijan. After seeing Azerbaijan's love for Pakistan, people decided to teach it a lesson. Many agencies even stopped booking.
Visa free entry to only 9 countries
People holding Pakistani passport can enter only 9 countries without visa. These include countries like Haiti, Madagascar, Micronesia, Niue. At the same time, there are 4 countries in the world that do not even allow Pakistani people to enter their country. These countries are Israel, India, Libya and Sudan.
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