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Tajikistan visit visa for Pakistan passport holders

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  1. Document requirements
  2. Fees and timeline
  3. How to apply
  4. Visa ratio
  5. FAQ
  6. Official sources
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Summary

eVisa
Visa type
Tajikistan e-visa (tourism and business only), applied for online at evisa.tj
Stay limit
Up to 60 days
Entries
Multiple entry possible

Pakistan is included in the citizenship list on Tajikistan’s official e-visa application form, with Tourism (T) available as the purpose of travel, so Pakistani passport holders can apply online at evisa.tj. The e-visa is granted only for tourism and business. It is valid for 60 days, the maximum stay is 60 days, and multiple entry is possible. The fee is a consular charge paid online in US dollars by card: the site’s FAQ puts it at about 50$, or about 70$ with a GBAO permit, and it is not refunded if the application is denied. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the e-visa.

Tajikistan has a straightforward online route for Pakistani passport holders. Pakistan is in the citizenship list on the official e-visa form at evisa.tj, and Tourism (T) is offered as a purpose of travel. That means a Pakistani visitor can fill in the form and pay the fee online through the official portal.

The e-visa is granted only for tourism and business. It is valid for 60 days, the maximum stay is also 60 days, and multiple entry is possible within that validity. Check that your trip fits one of those two purposes before you apply, because the e-visa is not granted for anything else.

The site’s FAQ describes the fee as about 50$, rising to about 70$ when a GBAO permit is added. It is a consular fee, charged in US dollars and paid by Visa, Mastercard or American Express card. The fee is not refunded if the application is denied, so check your details carefully before you pay and confirm the exact amount shown at the time.

Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the e-visa. The official site also warns that there may be extra requirements depending on nationality, so read every instruction shown once Pakistan is selected on the form, and have any extra documents ready before you start.

No processing time is published, but the site recommends applying two weeks before the trip, which gives some room if a question comes up. Tajikistan does not publish an official approval or refusal rate for Pakistani applicants, so treat any figure you see elsewhere with caution.

Checklist

Document requirements

  • Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond the e-visa
  • Online e-visa application form on evisa.tj, choosing Pakistan as citizenship and the purpose of travel
  • Card for the consular fee in USD: Visa, Mastercard or American Express
  • Any extra documents required for your nationality, as noted on the e-visa site

Pakistan is in the citizenship list on the official e-visa form, with purpose Tourism (T). The e-visa site notes that there may be extra requirements depending on nationality, so read the instructions shown for a Pakistani applicant before submitting.

Checklist source: evisa.tj, evisa.tj

Money and time

Fees and timeline

  • Processing and appointments

    No official processing time is published. The e-visa site recommends applying two weeks before the trip.

Official links

How to apply

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Official statistics

Visa ratio

Not officially published

Tajikistan does not publish an official approval or refusal rate for Pakistani applicants.

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 Tajikistan?

Yes. Pakistani passport holders need a visa, and Pakistan is in the citizenship list on Tajikistan’s official e-visa form, so a tourist can apply online.

How do Pakistanis apply for a Tajikistan e-visa?

Fill in the application form on the official site at evisa.tj, choose Pakistan as your citizenship and select the purpose of travel, such as Tourism (T). The consular fee is paid online by card.

How much is the Tajikistan e-visa?

The official FAQ gives the fee as about 50$, or about 70$ with a GBAO permit. Check the amount shown on the site when you apply.

How do I pay for the Tajikistan e-visa?

The fee is a consular fee paid in US dollars by Visa, Mastercard or American Express card.

Is the e-visa fee refunded if I am refused?

No. The FAQ states that the consular fee is not refunded if the e-visa is denied.

How long can I stay in Tajikistan on an e-visa?

The maximum stay is 60 days. The e-visa itself is valid for 60 days, and multiple entry is possible.

What can I use the Tajikistan e-visa for?

It is granted only for tourism and business. The e-visa is not granted for other purposes.

Can I enter Tajikistan more than once on one e-visa?

Yes. The official site states that multiple entry is possible on the e-visa. All entries must fall within its 60-day validity, and the total stay cannot exceed the 60-day maximum.

How long does the Tajikistan e-visa take?

No processing time is published. The official site recommends applying two weeks before your trip.

How long must my passport be valid?

At least 6 months beyond the e-visa. The site also notes that there may be extra requirements depending on nationality.

What is the GBAO permit?

The official FAQ lists the GBAO permit together with the e-visa fee: about 70$ with the GBAO permit, compared with about 50$ for the e-visa without it.

Is there an official visa approval rate for Pakistanis?

No. Tajikistan does not publish an approval or refusal rate for Pakistani applicants, so it is not officially published.

Checked against

Official sources

Last checked 17 October 2026. Rules change without notice, so confirm on the official pages before you apply or travel.