Kingdom Gateway prepares and issues signed Letters of Invitation (LOI) for Pakistan e-visa applications and visa extensions — the document Pakistan's Ministry of the Interior looks for when approving international travelers, mission teams, and NGO groups.
A Letter of Invitation (LOI) is a signed letter from a government-registered Pakistani tour operator confirming that the operator is responsible for a visitor during their stay. It's uploaded near the end of the official Pakistan e-visa application, alongside your passport photo and passport copy.
While Pakistan's e-visa system technically allows a hotel booking confirmation as an alternative for a first-time visit, applications submitted with only a hotel booking are frequently delayed or later asked to provide an LOI anyway. An LOI is required for every visa extension and for exit permit requests.
Pakistan e-visa applications must be submitted at visa.nadra.gov.pk — the only official government e-visa system. Be cautious of unofficial third-party sites requesting extra fees.
States your full name, passport details, trip dates, and confirms Kingdom Gateway takes responsibility for your visit.
A copy of our authorized signatory's national ID, as required by the Ministry of Interior.
Our government tourism registration, confirming Kingdom Gateway's authority to issue LOIs.
Your finished LOI as a ready-to-upload PDF, sent however is most convenient for you.
Fill in the form below with your passport info, travel dates, and destinations. Takes about two minutes.
We confirm your details and send secure payment instructions. Bank transfer, Wise, and card payments accepted.
Your signed Letter of Invitation arrives by email or WhatsApp within 24–48 hours, ready to upload to NADRA.
For e-visa applications and visa extensions. We'll follow up by email or WhatsApp within one business day.
Payments accepted via bank transfer, Wise, and major cards. All transfer fees are the responsibility of the applicant.
Our complete Pakistan E-Visa Service ($160) includes this LOI plus document review, full application preparation, guided NADRA submission, and tracking until your visa arrives.
An LOI isn't always strictly mandatory for a first e-visa application — a hotel booking can sometimes substitute — but applications without one are far more likely to be delayed or asked to provide one anyway. It's also required for every visa extension.
Once we issue your LOI, we're formally accountable for your visit with Pakistani authorities — including responding to routine verification calls — and we remain a point of contact for questions during your trip. The fee covers this responsibility and the preparation of your documents.
Only through the official NADRA e-visa portal at visa.nadra.gov.pk. Avoid unofficial third-party sites that charge extra or misrepresent themselves as the official application system.
You upload it near the end of your e-visa application, in the same section where you submit your passport photo and passport copy.
Extensions are typically granted in increments of up to 90 days, and can generally be renewed multiple times. Requesting more than roughly six months of total stay can trigger a special security clearance process that takes considerably longer, so shorter, sequential extensions are usually faster.
Yes — a fresh Letter of Invitation is required for each extension request. We can issue a new one quickly since we'll already have your details on file.
Yes. We regularly coordinate LOIs for multi-traveler mission and NGO teams alongside our broader group logistics services.
Submit your details above and receive a signed Letter of Invitation within 24–48 hours.