International travelers from Pakistan will reportedly need a NADRA vaccination certificate from September 14 to travel abroad, according to an announcement by the Airport Health Department.
The department has directed Umrah pilgrims to obtain their NADRA vaccination card before departure. Airlines have also been instructed to ensure that passengers, particularly Umrah travelers, have their vaccination certificates properly verified before boarding.
According to the announcement, the Federal Government Civil Dispensary will serve as the designated center for vaccination of international travelers. Passengers planning to travel abroad are therefore being advised to complete the required vaccination process and obtain the relevant certificate in advance.
The new requirement is especially important for people preparing for Umrah travel, as failing to provide the required documentation could create difficulties at the airport or affect their departure plans.
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Travelers should make sure their vaccination records are correctly registered and that their NADRA certificate is available before reaching the airport. Airlines are expected to carry out verification as part of the travel process.
With the new requirement coming into effect on September 14, passengers with upcoming international flights should check their vaccination status and complete any necessary formalities ahead of time.
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