Now all passport payments can be received online
The Directorate General of Immigration and Passport has developed an app, citizens will get rid of long queues at banks through the app.
Actions have been taken to digitize government payments. Directorate General Immigration and Passport has developed the app. According to media reports, all passport payments through the app will be received online.
While the citizens will be able to get rid of the long queues of the banks. It is reported that this online payment system will start functioning by the end of this month.
Payment can be made conveniently at home through debit or credit card. On the other hand, FIA Immigration arrested an Afghan passenger who was traveling to UK on a fake passport while taking action at Peshawar Airport.
According to the spokesperson of FIA, an Afghan passenger named Jaha Nazeeb Shanore presented his passport to travel from Peshawar to London, which was referred to the shift in-charge by Immigration Officer Aman based on the clause.
Shift in-charge Salma Jan took action and offloaded the accused and handed him over to Anti-Human Trafficking Circle Peshawar for further legal action.
In recent days, FIA Anti-Human Trafficking Circle has arrested a group involved in making fake Pakistani identity cards, Pakistani and foreign passports in various operations.
According to FIA spokesperson, FIA Anti-Human Trafficking Circle Karachi arrested 6 suspects in two separate raids.
Among the arrested accused are Shehryar Khan, Mohammad Waheed, Mushtaq Ahmed, Javed Iqbal, Waseem Khan and Hafiz Abdul Qayyum.
On preliminary questioning, the accused admitted that they were involved in making fake Pakistani identity cards, Pakistani and foreign passports. The accused received money from more than 3000 people under the guise of fake visas.
During the raid, a fake identity card making machine, 128 Pakistani passports, 11 mobile phones, 13 ATM cards, more than 50 fake visa stickers and fake immigration stamps were recovered from the accused, which were seized.