A valid UK, US or Schengen visa is worth more than one trip. Several countries treat it as proof that you are a trusted traveller, and let Pakistani passport holders enter visa-free or apply online. The conditions differ in small but important ways, so read each one carefully.
In this guide
Countries we apply for: Turkey and Morocco
Valid UK, US, Schengen or Irish visa or residence permit. A UK eVisa counts; other electronic visas do not.
Country guide
Multiple-entry visa with at least 90 days left (a UK eVisa counts), or a residence permit with at least 180 days left.
Country guideTurkey: the eVisa allows up to 30 days, single entry, for tourism or business. You also need a passport valid for at least 6 months, a return ticket, a hotel booking and at least US$50 for each day of your stay. Without a qualifying visa, you apply for a sticker visa at an Anatolia visa centre in Pakistan. Full details on our Turkey visa page.
Morocco: qualifying visas come from the US, UK, Schengen area, Canada, Australia, Ireland, Japan, Norway or New Zealand. Qualifying residence permits come from the EU, US, UK, Canada, Japan, Norway, Switzerland, Australia, New Zealand or the UAE. The eVisa costs 770 MAD (express 1,100 MAD), takes 3 working days and allows up to 30 days. See our Morocco visa page.
Visa-free with your UK, US or Schengen visa
These four countries let you enter without applying for their visa, as long as you meet their conditions. We do not file applications for them, but we can check your documents in a 1:1 consultation.
A visa or residence permit from a country on Georgia’s list (including the US, UK, Schengen and EU states, Canada and Japan), valid on the day you enter.
A multiple-entry visa or residence permit from the EU, US or UK, already used in the issuing country. Electronic formats are accepted.
A valid Schengen, EU, UK or US visa, or a residence permit from a Schengen country, the EU or the US.
A valid visa from the US, Canada, the UK, Japan or a Schengen country, or permanent residence in one of them. Tourism or business only.
The details that trip people up
| Country | Your visa must be… | Stay |
|---|---|---|
| Turkey | Valid; a UK eVisa, a sticker visa or a residence permit | 30 days |
| Morocco | Multiple-entry (UK eVisa counts), 90+ days left (permits: 180+ days) | 30 days |
| Georgia | Valid on the day you enter | 90 days in any 180 |
| Albania | Multiple-entry, already used; leave 3 days before it expires | Within the visa’s validity |
| Serbia | Valid for your whole stay | Up to 90 days in 6 months |
| Mexico | Valid (or permanent residence) | Up to 180 days |
- Single-entry Schengen visa? It will not work for Morocco or Albania, which need multiple-entry visas.
- Visa about to expire? Morocco needs at least 90 days left when you apply. Albania needs you to leave at least 3 days before it expires.
- Unused visa? Albania only accepts a visa you have already used in the country that issued it.
- Carry the original. Bring the passport that holds the visa, and your residence card if you have one.
Send us a photo of your visa page on WhatsApp. We will tell you which routes it opens before you book anything.
Questions people ask
Can I use an expired UK, US or Schengen visa?
No. Every route in this guide needs a visa or residence permit that is still valid, and some need a minimum number of days left.
Does a US B1/B2 visa count?
Yes, a valid US visa qualifies for Turkey, Georgia, Serbia and Mexico. Morocco and Albania also require it to be multiple-entry, and Albania requires it to have been used.
Does an electronic UK visa count?
Yes for Turkey and Morocco, which accept the UK eVisa, and for Albania, which accepts electronic formats. For the others, we confirm the current position before you travel.
Can my family travel on my visa?
No. Each traveller needs their own qualifying visa or residence permit, or a visa for the destination.
Visa rules change often. We confirm the current requirements and fees before you pay. A visa does not guarantee entry.
