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Pakistan Embassy in UAE suspends in-person services amid regional developments

The embassy will notify the public about the resumption of in-person services as soon as conditions permit.

The Pakistan Embassy in the United Arab Emirates has announced the temporary suspension of all in-person consular services until further notice. This decision has been made in response to the current regional situation, with safety considerations at the forefront.

In a circular issued by the embassy, officials emphasized that this step is purely precautionary, aimed at safeguarding the well-being of both community members and embassy staff. The move aligns with advisories from the UAE authorities, including the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation, which recommends remote working for the private sector and advises caution in public areas.

Pakistani nationals in the UAE are urged to follow local authority instructions, stay updated through official channels, and remain vigilant during this period. For urgent assistance, the embassy has provided emergency contact numbers, ensuring continuous support for the community.

The embassy will notify the public about the resumption of in-person services as soon as conditions permit, and updates will be shared through official communication channels.

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