Kuwait Bans Visa to Pakistan?, says Report


Dubai, May 22 (PTI) Kuwait has banned nationals from five countries, including Pakistan, from entering the country, local reports have said quoting immigration sources in the country.

According to the report, the other countries in the list include Syria, Iraq, Iran and Afghanistan.

However, there has not been an official confirmation of the decision.

The ban is likely to be temporary and will be lifted after the security situation stabilizes, it added.

The ban reportedly includes suspending all tourism, visit and trade visas as well as visas sponsored by spouses.

They blanket visa ban has been attributed to the "difficult security conditions in the five countries" and to "the remarkably increasing tendency of nationals from the five countries to apply for visas to bring in relatives who faced or could face arrest by the local authorities to Kuwait", the report said.

  

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  • Sathish.S, Mangalore

    Mon, May 23 2011

    Hope this happens in rest of the GCC contries too especially in in UAE where lot of ANTI INDIAN activities are carried out of PAK supported elements.

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  • Alwyn, Canada

    Sun, May 22 2011

    Very good move. Hope Canada does the same thing as Kuwait. So many Pakis poping up here in Canada and mess up here.

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