Passport dashboards compress a country's whole map into four counts and a score. The counts are only as honest as the table underneath them, so here is ours, in the open: the records behind the Can I Go? Checker cover 6,659 routes across 120 passports and 223 destinations, and for a Pakistani passport they record exactly 30 destinations. Every one of the 30 can be entered without a visa arranged in advance: 14 visa-free and 16 with a visa on arrival.

The headline counts

Visa-free: 14. Visa on arrival: 16. eVisa or visa-required rows recorded for Pakistan: none. That last point needs its meaning stated plainly. Our dataset records the routes it has verified; a destination with no row is not a destination we claim requires a visa. The checker answers those routes with an explicit no-data message rather than a guess, and the rest of this page is only about the 30 verified rows.

Visa-free: the 14

  • Barbados: 90 days. Complete the Barbados ED immigration form within 72 hours before arrival.
  • Cook Islands: 31 days. A self-governing territory in free association with New Zealand.
  • Dominica: 180 days. The longest visa-free stay on the list: six months.
  • Gambia: 90 days. A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required.
  • Haiti: 90 days. A USD 10 tourist fee is payable on arrival.
  • Micronesia: 30 days. No extra condition recorded.
  • Montserrat: 180 days. A British territory in the Caribbean; six months.
  • Niue: 30 days. Onward or return ticket and sufficient funds required.
  • Qatar: 30 days. Some older aggregator lists still show this as visa on arrival; our records show visa-free entry.
  • Rwanda: 30 days. No extra condition recorded.
  • Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: 90 days. A three-month stay.
  • San Marino: 30 days. Conditional in practice: San Marino has no airport or border post, and reaching it means transiting Italy, which requires a Schengen visa.
  • Trinidad and Tobago: 90 days. A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required.
  • Vanuatu: Stay unconfirmed. The maximum stay is unconfirmed in current sources; check before booking.

Visa on arrival: the 16

  • Burundi: 30 days. A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required.
  • Cambodia: 30 days. No extra condition recorded.
  • Comoros: 45 days. No extra condition recorded.
  • Guinea-Bissau: 90 days. A prior authorization letter from the Migration Office may be required; yellow fever certificate required.
  • Madagascar: 90 days. The on-arrival fee varies by length of stay; register on the Electronic Border System before travel.
  • Maldives: 30 days. Complete the IMUGA traveler declaration within 96 hours before travel; a confirmed booking at a registered tourist facility is required.
  • Nepal: Up to 150 days per visa year. Issued at Tribhuvan International Airport and designated land checkpoints. The 150 days are an annual cap across visits, not a single stay.
  • Palau: 30 days. No extra condition recorded.
  • Pitcairn Islands: 14 days. Very limited scheduled transport; verify landing arrangements before planning around it.
  • Samoa: 90 days. An entry permit issued on arrival; onward travel required.
  • Senegal: 30 days. Obtain a visa prealable authorization letter before travel and arrive via Dakar Blaise Diagne airport; yellow fever certificate required.
  • Sierra Leone: 30 days. A USD 80 fee; yellow fever vaccination certificate required.
  • Somalia: 30 days. An eVisa is also available; visa on arrival at Mogadishu Airport.
  • Sri Lanka: 30 days. A free tourist ETA for Pakistani citizens since 26 May 2026 in our records; onward or return ticket and proof of funds required.
  • Timor-Leste: 30 days. No extra condition recorded.
  • Tuvalu: 30 days. Return or onward ticket, confirmed accommodation and sufficient funds required.

Why other dashboards print different numbers

Passport Index's Pakistan dashboard displays 9 visa-free, 29 visa on arrival, 4 ETA and 156 visa required, a mobility score of 42. Our split of the same passport is 14 and 16 with no ETA class at all. Neither table is necessarily wrong; the counting rules differ. Indexes that split ETA out of visa on arrival move several destinations between columns. Territory counting moves more: the Cook Islands, Niue, Montserrat and the Pitcairn Islands are separate rows here. And conditional entries count differently again: San Marino is a plain visa-free row in most tables, while our record carries the transit condition that makes it theoretical for anyone without a Schengen visa. Before comparing two dashboards, compare what each one counts.

The destinations with no row

For the other 193 destinations, our honest answer is that we have not verified the route, and the checker says so. For a trip that matters, that means the embassy or the airline's entry database is the source, not any dashboard, including this one. What a by-country table like this one is good for is the positive list: thirty places where the door is recorded as open, with the stay and the condition attached to each.

Our companion guide works the same list from the traveler's side: making the most of the visa-free list. And if your passport is a different one, the count logic in how many countries can I visit without a visa applies unchanged.