Indian Travelling To Pakistan Question

[shah'Khanz]

So let me put forward to you a hypothetical question. If say I were to travel to Pakistan what problems would I face.

1) I am a New Zealand citizen now, som I am an Indian citizen no longer. How would this affect me?

2) I can understand Hindi moderately. But I would say my Hindi and it's understanding of it is poor.

3) Security situation. I feel the media might be exaggerating the dangers. I would like a realistic appraisal.

Ravi, my company tried to get me indian visa for 4 weeks, to work on a ship moored of the coast of india, i was to install new HW and SW for an Swedish based oil company... they refused me visa due to my country of birth!! and to be fair i was only going to be on indian land for a few hours (airport to the port) and most of the time would have been on this ship installing new network, hw and sw.

when a country refuses you a visa be this bases, i would expect the my country to do the same to you... at the very least!! if we are not welcome in india than its fair to say indian should not be welcomed in pak.

 

[Hashshāshīn]

Golden rule for travel is to avoid religious/political/ethnic types of conversation.

 

[Chronos]

What's with your fascination about Bangladesh.....you are the only poster in the forum that has posted more stuff about a country that you neither come from nor live in....WTF is wrong you??


Everyone's suddenly from New Zealand!lol!

It's the invasion of the sheep

@Anubis Maybe a bangladeshi stole his girlfriend and he has been obsessed with Bangladesh since.

Though Dillinger is pretty obsessed with Bangladesh too. Hard to know if he is joking or not sometimes.

Must be his Half bengali heritage he loathes so much.

Ravi, my company tried to get me indian visa for 4 weeks, to work on a ship moored of the coast of india, i was to install new HW and SW for an Swedish based oil company... they refused me visa due to my country of birth!! and to be fair i was only going to be on indian land for a few hours (airport to the port) and most of the time would have been on this ship installing new network, hw and sw.

when a country refuses you a visa be this bases, i would expect the my country to do the same to you... at the very least!! if we are not welcome in india than its fair to say indian should not be welcomed in pak.

Well the Indian laws regarding this is pretty ridiculous I have to admit.

 

[RangerPK]

Pakistani mostly eat Biryani sold by food chains like Student Biryani, food chain can't match the quality of traditional way of making Biryani you will get in Hyderabad, Lucknow or Delhi.

Seems like your obsession with Pakistan has gotten you to know one of the name of our obscure food chains, but still you remain ignorent , as always, about Pakistan.

Biryani is a common dish in Pakistan and can be found in pretty much any where, in any restaurant. from a street corner food shop to a 5 five star hotel like Pearl Continental...

 

[Slayer786]

Tripura also has a lot less corruption, and it is ruled by a comunist politician, Manik Sarkar
=P

hehehehe.



You are in New Zealand too



Hey you are from New Zealand too

Wait, what's going on

Yup in Auckland.
But Anyway, if you plant to go to Pakistan. Dont worry, people are friendly and will make you feel welcome.
And as you have New Zealand passport apply visa on that. And enjoy our hospitality.

 

[Contrarian]

Kerala has probably the highest literacy rate in India. Correct me if it is wrong.

It used to have the highest literacy rate.
I think Mizoram has also beaten Kerala now.

However

Kerala has been held back due to socialist policies of the public/policians from 1947 all the way to 90s if not longer.

Very true.
Though people tell me Kerala is now changing and that they have more industrial activity. Never gone there though to know first hand.

 

[Chronos]

It used to have the highest literacy rate.
I think Mizoram has also beaten Kerala now.


Very true.
Though people tell me Kerala is now changing and that they have more industrial activity. Never gone there though to know first hand.

@Contrarian it is Tripura.

Oh now I understand.