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Zafar Ali
September 27, 2025

Major update on Kuwait family visa rules — rumours put to rest

Authorities say foreigners violating Article 22 would not be allowed to remain in the country by changing their visa status

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DW
June 5, 2025

What justification has Trump given for the travel bans?

Several countries were banned because of concerns over terrorism and their governments’ lack of screening and vetting measures.

DW
June 5, 2025

Trump slaps travel ban on citizens from 12 countries, restricts seven

This is not the first time Trump has slapped a travel ban. He implemented several travel bans for certain countries during his first term.

Reuters
April 13, 2025

Hong Kong denies entry to British opposition lawmaker

Hobhouse said she flew to Hong Kong on Thursday to visit her newborn grandson and her son, who works in the territory.

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WEB DESK
February 9, 2025

Saudi Arabia’s new visa policy affects 14 countries including Pakistan

The affected countries by the new visa policy include Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Algeria, Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iraq, Jordan, Morocco, Nigeria, Sudan, Tunisia and Yemen.

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Abobakar Khan
December 23, 2024

Dubai visa: Sec Overseas rebuts claims of problems for Pakistanis

During the session, Chairman Khanzada raised concerns about the difficulties Pakistani nationals face in obtaining Dubai visas

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WEB DESK
November 19, 2024

UAE shares reasons behind visa ban with Pakistani authorities

Pakistanis living in the UAE were found involved in criminal activities including prostitution, theft, begging and drug-related offences.

WEB DESK
January 23, 2024

Torkham border crossing opens today

Afghanistan government spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid has indicated that an agreement between both countries is near, and the public can expect positive news soon.

Reuters
December 5, 2023

Britain announces stricter visa measures to reduce net migration

Businesses and trade unions both attacked the measures as counterproductive and challenging for the private sector and state-run health service, both dogged by labour shortages.