Israel to Pakistan visa requirements

Pakistan does not issue tourist visas to Israeli passport holders. The two countries have no diplomatic relations, and the Pakistani government has officially stated that visas for Israeli citizens "do not arise." Travel to Pakistan on an Israeli passport for tourism is effectively not possible through any official channel. As of 2026-05-30, an Israeli (IL) ordinary passport holder cannot obtain a tourist visa for Pakistan. Pakistan and Israel maintain no diplomatic, consular, or trade relations, and the Government of Pakistan has repeatedly reiterated through its Press Information Department that "Pakistan does not have diplomatic relations with Israel and consequently the provision of visa to its citizens does not arise." Israel is not among the nationalities eligible to apply through Pakistan's NADRA Online Visa System (e-visa/ETA), and there is no visa-on-arrival facility for Israeli nationals. Pakistan is listed among the countries that prohibit entry to Israeli passport holders. There is no Pakistani embassy or consulate accepting Israeli applicants, since Israel has no Pakistani diplomatic mission. Consequently, the only realistic verdict for a short tourist visit is that a visa is required but is not issued to Israeli passport holders, making lawful tourist entry effectively impossible. Pakistan is not in the Schengen area, so the 90/180 rule and ETIAS do not apply. Travelers who also hold a second nationality with normal Pakistani access would need to travel on that other passport; that is outside the scope of an Israeli-passport assessment. Given the conflicting third-party aggregator pages that sometimes show generic "visa required" language, we default conservatively to visa-required and flag the practical no-issuance reality.