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Comoros visit visa for Pakistan passport holders
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Summary
- Visa type
- Visa on arrival (all nationalities)
- Stay limit
- Up to 45 days, renewable
- Entries
- Single
The National Office of Tourism of Comoros states that visitors of all nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival at the main airports and ports, which includes Pakistani passport holders. Stays of up to 45 days are allowed and can be renewed. Travellers should carry a passport valid for more than six months and a return or onward ticket.
The Comoros, a volcanic archipelago between Mozambique and Madagascar, offers the active Mount Karthala, the old medina of Moroni, the turtle beaches and marine park of Mohéli, and the scent of ylang-ylang plantations on Anjouan. Pakistani visitors need a visa, which is issued on arrival.
According to the National Office of Tourism of Comoros, visitors of every nationality can obtain a visa on arrival at the main airports and ports. There is no list of excluded passports, so Pakistani travellers follow the same simple process as everyone else.
The tourism office puts the visa fee at roughly EUR 30 to 50, and UK government advice cites EUR 30 at Hahaya airport near Moroni. Confirm the current fee when you arrive.
A visa on arrival allows a stay of up to 45 days, renewable. Bring a passport valid for more than six months and a return or onward ticket; no vaccination is mandatory, though insurance is advised.
The three islands of the Union are covered. For longer stays or work, ask the Comorian authorities before travelling.
Checklist
Document requirements
- Passport valid for more than six months
- Return or onward ticket
- Visa fee on arrival (about EUR 30 to 50)
- Travel insurance (recommended)
Comoros issues visas on arrival to visitors of all nationalities, so Pakistani citizens can get the visa at the airport or port of entry.
Checklist source: comorostourism.com
Money and time
Fees and timeline
Fees
Official fee
Fee not published
Check the current fee on the official site or at the port of entry. The National Office of Tourism of Comoros gives the visa fee as about EUR 30 to 50, and UK government travel advice cites EUR 30 at Hahaya airport.
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Timeline
Processing and appointments
The visa is issued on arrival; no advance processing is required for a tourist stay.
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How to apply
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Official statistics
Visa ratio
Not officially published
Comoros does not publish visa approval or refusal figures by nationality.
A percentage is shown only when an official source published one for this route. Blog tables and estimates are left out.
Quick answers
FAQ
Do Pakistanis need a visa for Comoros?
Yes, but you can get it on arrival. The National Office of Tourism says visitors of all nationalities can obtain a visa at the main airports and ports.
How much is the visa on arrival?
The tourism office gives a range of about EUR 30 to 50. UK government advice quotes EUR 30 at Hahaya airport. Check the current fee on arrival.
How long can I stay?
Up to 45 days, and the stay can be renewed.
Where can I get the visa?
At the main airports and ports of entry, including Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport at Hahaya on Grande Comore.
Do I need to apply before I travel?
No. For tourism, the visa is issued when you arrive.
How long must my passport be valid?
More than six months from your arrival.
Do I need a return ticket?
Yes. A return or onward ticket is on the official list of things to have ready.
Are vaccinations required?
No vaccine is mandatory, according to the tourism office, though travel insurance is recommended.
Can I visit all the islands on one visa?
The visa covers the Union of the Comoros: Ngazidja (Grande Comore), Ndzuani (Anjouan) and Mwali (Mohéli).
Can I travel to Comoros for business on the same visa?
The tourism office describes a visa open to all visitors. Business travellers should carry an invitation or proof of employment and confirm with Comorian authorities.
Who can I contact for questions?
The National Office of Tourism in Moroni, Boulevard de Strasbourg, on +269 773 78 16 or contact@mail.comorostourism.com.
Do I need a visa just to transit through Comoros?
UK government advice says a visa is needed to enter or travel through Comoros, so plan to buy the visa on arrival even for a short stopover outside the airport.
What happens if my passport was reported lost or stolen?
You will be refused entry. Travel only on a valid passport that has not been reported missing, and keep a copy of its data page separate from the original.
Can I extend my stay beyond 45 days?
The tourism office says the stay is renewable. Ask the Comorian immigration authorities about renewal well before your 45 days end, and keep your passport, ticket and accommodation details at hand.
What should I have in hand when I land?
Your passport, return ticket and the visa fee. Having these ready makes the arrival desk quick.
Is there an official refusal rate for Pakistanis?
No. Comoros does not publish visa refusal figures by nationality.
Checked against
Official sources
- National Office of Tourism of Comoros: visa and entry formalitiesComoros source: www.comorostourism.com/en/preparersonvoyage/visa_et_formalites_d_entree
- GOV.UK foreign travel advice: Comoros entry requirementsComoros source: www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/comoros/entry-requirements
Last checked for Comoros visas on 25 October 2026. Rules change without notice, so confirm on the official pages before you apply or travel.
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