The Federal Investigation Agency has established new immigration counters for foreign passengers at Allama Iqbal International Airport in Lahore, aiming to streamline and improve the immigration process. This initiative comes under the directive of the Prime Minister to upgrade the country’s immigration system.
The newly installed counters are expected to eliminate unnecessary delays in immigration clearance, making the arrival process faster and more efficient for foreign visitors. This development is specifically intended to benefit tourists, investors, and business delegations, providing them with a more convenient entry experience.
Authorities also stated that the move will make the immigration procedures easier and quicker for Pakistani citizens returning home. The overall objective is to bring Pakistan’s immigration services in line with international standards, thereby encouraging tourism, commercial activities, and foreign investment.
A spokesperson for the Federal Investigation Agency emphasized that these steps are part of a broader effort to enhance the quality and efficiency of immigration services throughout the country.
