Barbados is an important country in the Caribbean, an island country located on the border between the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, the easternmost island of the West Indies, and an important partner of the mainland in the region.
Barbados is a small island with an area of 430 square kilometers (about 40% of the average county seat) and a total population of about 290,000. Bridgetown International Airport is the only international airport in Barbados. The glorious sun, clear blue water, white sand, oily green trees, gorgeous flowers, quiet inn buildings and bikini sisters form a charming picture. In the 17th century, the English established a permanent colony on Barbados. Post-Barbados was a British colony. In 1966, Barbados gained independence with Queen Elizabeth II as head of state.
The reason why Barbados can develop well, on the one hand, thanks to the fertile land, on the other hand, thanks to the beautiful scenery of Barbados Island, it is known as the "sanatorium of the West Indies", tourism is very developed, receiving more than 300,000 foreign tourists every year. Barbados is a coral island with mountains in the middle and gentle terraces in the west, and it attracts with beautiful beaches, each with its own unique scenery.
According to the agreement, citizens of the two countries with valid passports are exempt from visa entry into each other's countries, exit or transit, and the visa-free stay period does not exceed 30 days. If the period of stay exceeds 30 days, or if the other party's territory needs to be approved in advance by the competent authority of the other party for activities such as study, residence, work, and media reporting, it is still necessary to apply for a visa before entering the country. According to the relevant regulations of Barbados, visitors are required to provide a valid passport, return ticket, accommodation information in Pakistan when entering Pakistan without a visa, and may be required to show proof of travel expenses in Pakistan (such as cash or credit card, etc.).