Pakistan is imposing tighter passport regulations to prevent the abuse of travel documents. The action aims at beggars and illegal immigration. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi claims that this move will serve to shield Pakistan’s international reputation.
New Rules for a Better Reputation
Naqvi presided over a meeting at Islamabad’s Directorate General of Immigration and Passports. He instructed officials to accelerate the legal process. The intention is to bar the passports of the person deported from another country.

“These regulations will prevent people from misusing the system,” Naqvi said. He requested 100% enforcement from all departments.
Minister of State for Interior, Talal Chaudhry, was in favour of the plan. He explained it would demonstrate to the world that Pakistan is serious about responsible travel and migration.
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Quicker Services with New Machines
The government is also upgrading the passport system. Naqvi tested six new Machine-Readable Passport (MRP) machines and two e-passport systems. The upgrades will aid in making processing quicker and the number of passports printed per day greater.
A German technical team is facilitating the installation. The alliance identifies increasing global confidence in Pakistan’s reforms.

Citizens Going Digital
DG Passports Mustafa Jamal Qazi elaborated on further changes to come. He said a new smartphone app is coming soon. The app will allow individuals to book appointments, monitor passport progress, and obtain updates—all with their phones. The goal is to streamline passport processing and enhance accessibility.
A Firm But Reasonable Step
The new regulations can seem strict, but they are aimed at only those abusing the system. Law-abiding individuals and ordinary travellers will get faster, more efficient services.
Pakistan wishes to see its citizens travelling in dignity. With improved rules, new equipment, and online services, Pakistan hopes to enhance efficiency as well as trust.
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