International passengers travelling from Pakistan will be required to carry a valid NADRA vaccination certificate from September 14, according to a notification issued by the Airport Health Department.
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Passengers without the required vaccination certificate will not be allowed to travel internationally under the new directive.
The notification specifically states that Umrah pilgrims must obtain a NADRA vaccination card before departure.
Airlines have also been directed to verify the vaccination certificates of Umrah pilgrims before allowing them to board their flights.
The requirement is aimed at ensuring that international travellers meet the necessary vaccination and health requirements before leaving the country.
The Federal Government Civil Dispensary has been designated as the only vaccination centre for international travellers under the new arrangements.
Passengers who need to receive vaccination at the airport have been advised to arrive at least six hours before their scheduled flight to complete the required process.
Vaccination and online registration facilities will be available in the international departure area.
Travellers have been advised to complete their vaccination and registration requirements well before their departure to avoid delays or problems during the boarding process.
The new requirement will come into effect from September 14, making it important for international passengers, particularly Umrah pilgrims, to ensure they have the required NADRA vaccination documentation before travelling.
