Pakistan Issues Urgent Advisory for Nationals in Iran Amid Escalating Conflict

Pakistan has issued an emergency travel advisory for its citizens in Iran as tensions rise sharply in the Middle East. The advisory was released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs after major military strikes targeted several Iranian cities.

The government has strongly advised Pakistani nationals to avoid all non-essential travel to Iran. It also urged those already in the country to remain alert and take extra safety precautions.

Foreign Office Urges Caution

In an official statement, the Foreign Office asked Pakistani citizens in Iran to limit unnecessary movement. They were told to stay indoors where possible and avoid crowded or sensitive locations.

Citizens have also been instructed to maintain close contact with Pakistan’s diplomatic missions in Iran. The situation, officials said, remains uncertain and could change quickly.

Thousands of Pakistani nationals travel to Iran each year for religious pilgrimage, trade, and work. With the security situation deteriorating, Islamabad is focusing on the safety of its citizens.

Officials have said they are closely monitoring developments. Further instructions may be issued depending on how the situation unfolds.