Travelling to Pakistan with expired NICOP



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According to the Federal Immigration Authority Pakistan, it's possible for dual citizens to travel to Pakistan with an expired NICOP.



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I've already booked my ticket with PIA. Anyone here who has traveled under similar circumstances? I just want to be sure that I will be allowed to board.







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  • Did they let you go with an expired NICOP? My cousin’s planning to come and his NICOP is expired
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According to the Federal Immigration Authority Pakistan, it's possible for dual citizens to travel to Pakistan with an expired NICOP.



http://www.fia.gov.pk/en/achievements/broucher/EN.jpg



I've already booked my ticket with PIA. Anyone here who has traveled under similar circumstances? I just want to be sure that I will be allowed to board.







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  • Did they let you go with an expired NICOP? My cousin’s planning to come and his NICOP is expired
    – Qasim
    Aug 14 at 2:52












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up vote
3
down vote

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According to the Federal Immigration Authority Pakistan, it's possible for dual citizens to travel to Pakistan with an expired NICOP.



http://www.fia.gov.pk/en/achievements/broucher/EN.jpg



I've already booked my ticket with PIA. Anyone here who has traveled under similar circumstances? I just want to be sure that I will be allowed to board.







share|improve this question














According to the Federal Immigration Authority Pakistan, it's possible for dual citizens to travel to Pakistan with an expired NICOP.



http://www.fia.gov.pk/en/achievements/broucher/EN.jpg



I've already booked my ticket with PIA. Anyone here who has traveled under similar circumstances? I just want to be sure that I will be allowed to board.









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  • Did they let you go with an expired NICOP? My cousin’s planning to come and his NICOP is expired
    – Qasim
    Aug 14 at 2:52
















  • Did they let you go with an expired NICOP? My cousin’s planning to come and his NICOP is expired
    – Qasim
    Aug 14 at 2:52















Did they let you go with an expired NICOP? My cousin’s planning to come and his NICOP is expired
– Qasim
Aug 14 at 2:52




Did they let you go with an expired NICOP? My cousin’s planning to come and his NICOP is expired
– Qasim
Aug 14 at 2:52










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You should be allowed to board, as NICOP is an official identification document, a visa, for Pakistani citizens living and/or working abroad. A test search through Timatic, the database used by airlines to check passenger document requirements, indicated that boarding would be permitted if a passenger holds a certificate of citizenship for Pakistan.



That said, it would be wise to carry with you a printed copy of the FIA Ministry of the Interior brochure which states that you would be allowed to enter even if the NICOP has expired.



Should you have sufficient time before departure, you may want to contact the nearest Pakistan Mission, or begin the renewal process online.






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    You should be allowed to board, as NICOP is an official identification document, a visa, for Pakistani citizens living and/or working abroad. A test search through Timatic, the database used by airlines to check passenger document requirements, indicated that boarding would be permitted if a passenger holds a certificate of citizenship for Pakistan.



    That said, it would be wise to carry with you a printed copy of the FIA Ministry of the Interior brochure which states that you would be allowed to enter even if the NICOP has expired.



    Should you have sufficient time before departure, you may want to contact the nearest Pakistan Mission, or begin the renewal process online.






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      You should be allowed to board, as NICOP is an official identification document, a visa, for Pakistani citizens living and/or working abroad. A test search through Timatic, the database used by airlines to check passenger document requirements, indicated that boarding would be permitted if a passenger holds a certificate of citizenship for Pakistan.



      That said, it would be wise to carry with you a printed copy of the FIA Ministry of the Interior brochure which states that you would be allowed to enter even if the NICOP has expired.



      Should you have sufficient time before departure, you may want to contact the nearest Pakistan Mission, or begin the renewal process online.






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        You should be allowed to board, as NICOP is an official identification document, a visa, for Pakistani citizens living and/or working abroad. A test search through Timatic, the database used by airlines to check passenger document requirements, indicated that boarding would be permitted if a passenger holds a certificate of citizenship for Pakistan.



        That said, it would be wise to carry with you a printed copy of the FIA Ministry of the Interior brochure which states that you would be allowed to enter even if the NICOP has expired.



        Should you have sufficient time before departure, you may want to contact the nearest Pakistan Mission, or begin the renewal process online.






        share|improve this answer












        You should be allowed to board, as NICOP is an official identification document, a visa, for Pakistani citizens living and/or working abroad. A test search through Timatic, the database used by airlines to check passenger document requirements, indicated that boarding would be permitted if a passenger holds a certificate of citizenship for Pakistan.



        That said, it would be wise to carry with you a printed copy of the FIA Ministry of the Interior brochure which states that you would be allowed to enter even if the NICOP has expired.



        Should you have sufficient time before departure, you may want to contact the nearest Pakistan Mission, or begin the renewal process online.







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