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Pakistan Considers Amendments to Passport Rules for Modernization

October 21, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

ISLAMABAD: A meeting chaired by Director General of Immigration and Passports Mohammad Ali Randhawa on October 21, 2026, focused on proposed amendments to passport rules aimed at aligning with modern systems. The session evaluated measures to enhance passport services, including integration with NADRA centers and the Pak ID app.

During the meeting, officials discussed the necessity of updating the existing passport framework to streamline processes and improve service delivery for citizens. Randhawa emphasized the importance of adopting technological advancements to facilitate easier access to passport services, reflecting the government’s commitment to modernization.

The proposed changes are expected to significantly impact citizens by reducing processing times and enhancing the overall efficiency of passport issuance. This initiative aligns with broader government efforts to digitize public services, potentially boosting public trust and satisfaction.

Looking ahead, further discussions and consultations are anticipated as the government seeks to finalize the amendments. Stakeholders, including technology partners and civil society, may be invited to contribute to the development of a more efficient passport system.