Pakistan, Bangladesh Agree On Visa-Free Entry Of Officials: How It Affects India

ISI threat from Dhaka? Fresh Pakistan, Bangladesh agreement raises worry for India

The decision, which signals a further thaw in bilateral ties, will enable Pakistani diplomats and officials to enter and operate in Bangladesh with less oversight.

Pakistan, Bangladesh Agree On Visa-Free Entry Of Officials: How It Affects India

Pakistan and Bangladesh have reached an agreement to allow visa-free entry for holders of diplomatic and official passports, a move that would be closely watched by India.

Pakistan, Bangladesh agree on visa-free travel, security concerns for India

India has expressed concern over the move as it could increase the movement of ISI officers, threatening national security along the eastern and northeastern borders

Pakistan Clarifies It Issues Passports—Not Citizenship, to Rohingya, Says Interior Minister During Bangladesh Visit

By: Hafizur Rahman Dhaka, Bangladesh – July 25, 2025 Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has clarified that while his country issues passports to members of the displaced Rohingya community residing in Pakistan, it does not grant them citizenship. The statement was made during Naqvi’s official visit to Dhaka—his first high-level trip to Bangladesh since assuming office. “We are not giving them citizenship,” Naqvi said. “But we are giving …

Pakistan, Bangladesh agree on visa-free travel for officials, India is concerned about ISI threat

The agreement between Pakistan and Bangladesh to allow visa-free entry for officials between the countries has raised concerns in Delhi about border security. India thinks that the move could enable the free movement of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence agents close to the north-eastern border, where there are insurgent groups.

Another Country Grants Visa-Free Entry to Pakistanis

Pakistan and Bangladesh have agreed to allow visa-free travel for holders of diplomatic and official passports. The new arrangement aims to make it easier for government officials from both countries to visit each other for official duties and strengthen bilateral ties. This decision was made during a recent high-level meeting in Dhaka, where Pakistan’s Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met his Bangladeshi counterpart, Jahangir Alam Chaudhr…