The Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reminds Chinese citizens to be cautious when traveling to Pakistan

In a recent discussion with officials from the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it was brought to light that the security situation in Pakistan has become markedly more severe and complex, with an uptick in incidents occurring frequently.

The representatives strongly advised Chinese citizens to fully understand the prevailing security threats before planning any travel to Pakistan. They specifically cautioned against visiting high-risk regions like Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. For those who are already residing or working in Pakistan — including individuals involved in Chinese enterprises and projects — it is crucial to remain alert and stay informed about local security issues. They stressed the importance of enhancing security awareness, performing comprehensive risk assessments, and implementing robust preventive measures.

In the event of an emergency, Chinese nationals in Pakistan are encouraged to swiftly contact Chinese diplomatic missions for support.

For immediate assistance, the emergency contact numbers are as follows:
– Police: 15
– Medical Emergency: 115

Additionally, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has set up a 24-hour global consular protection hotline:
– +86-10-12308
– +86-10-65612308

Moreover, the Chinese Embassy in Pakistan has provided the following consular assistance contacts:
– Embassy in Pakistan: +92-315-6060000
– Consulate General in Karachi: +92-311-2311297
– Consulate General in Lahore: +92-315-4130168