He stated that certain groups are spreading misleading claims about a UAE visa ban, but these claims have no connection with reality.

The Consul General added that Asia’s largest visa centre, located in Karachi, is fully active and serving Pakistani applicants with complete support from its staff.

He explained that some categories of visas, such as treatment, academic seminars and other specialised services, may require advance appointments. However, this requirement does not affect the visa issuance process.

He further said that Pakistan and the UAE share strong and stable relations, and visa services for the people of both countries will continue smoothly. Citizens should rely only on the Consulate’s official website and the visa centre to avoid misinformation.

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Bakhit Atiq Al-Rumaithi assured that the UAE is committed to serving Pakistani citizens and will continue every possible effort to strengthen bilateral ties and prevent unnecessary concerns among the public.

Experts say the Consul General’s response aims to calm rising worries among travellers who feared sudden restrictions. They believe the clarification shows that cooperation between Pakistan and the UAE remains steady. Analysts note that official communication will be crucial in reducing misinformation and keeping public confidence strong.