General information

Pakistan

Health precautions: No specific vaccination is required. However a yellow fever vaccination certificate is required if traveling from an infected area.

         - Foreign travelers should drink only bottled water or other bottled beverages.

         - Milk should be boiled incase unpasteurized or otherwise also.

         - Incase food products like poultry, eggs, meat and dairy products are have been un-refrigerated for more than 2 hours, these should be avoided.

         - Eat meat and fish only if well-cooked.

You should get medical insurance (including against medical repatriation costs) and seek medical advice before traveling to Pakistan.
For further information on sanitary conditions: The World Health Organization webpages devoted to Pakistan.
The American government’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Ministry of Health of Pakistan
For further information on safety conditions
Contacter votre ambassade: Embassy of Tunisia in Pakistan
House 221 Street n° 21
E- 7 PO Box 1913 Islamabad
Phone: +92 51 82 78 69 / 70
Fax: +92 51 82 78 71
tunisian@isb.comsats.net.pk

Type of climate: There are normally three seasons in Pakistan:
Winter (November to March): is warm and cooled by sea breezes on the coast;
Summer (April to July): has extreme temperatures,
Monsoon (July to September): has the highest rainfall on the hills.
The maximum temperature in Karachi goes to around 35 degree C in May/June.
The best time to visit Southern part of Pakistan is between November and March, when the days are cool and clear. On the other hand, the best time to visit Northern part of Pakistan is from April to October.

Telephone codes: To call in Pakistan from Tunisia, dial 00 (ou +) +92.
To call Tunisia from Pakistan, dial 00 (ou +) 216.
Mobile telephone standards: Pakistan uses GSM mobile technology.
Internet suffix: .pk