UAE Makes Visa Access Easier for Pakistanis

Hopes for easing UAE visa issues for Pakistani nationals have risen after a high-level meeting between Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and UAE Deputy Prime Minister Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

Warm Welcome and Productive Dialogue

During his official visit to the UAE Ministry of Interior, Naqvi was given a guard of honour. Sheikh Saif warmly welcomed him and held in-depth discussions on issues of mutual interest.

Focus on Visa and Immigration Challenges

The meeting primarily addressed concerns faced by Pakistanis regarding UAE visa policies. Both leaders agreed to take necessary steps to streamline the visa process and improve cooperation in multiple sectors.

Joint Efforts to Tackle Smuggling and Illegal Immigration

They also discussed strengthening collaboration against smuggling and illegal immigration. The use of modern technology for security and enhancing police cooperation were key points.

UAE Assures Full Support to Pakistan

“Sheikh Saif assured full support to Pakistan and emphasized the UAE’s willingness to work closely on all areas, including facilitating visas for Pakistani residents and workers.”

Recognition of Pakistani Community’s Role

Naqvi appreciated the contributions of the Pakistani workforce in the UAE and noted that smoother visa processes would significantly benefit thousands of families.

Visit to Abu Dhabi Police Operations Room

Later, Naqvi toured the Abu Dhabi police operations center and praised its high-tech monitoring systems as a model of modern crime prevention.