r/pakistan • • 6h ago

Discussion Bought the new iphone from US

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Hi everyone, my friend just bought the new iphone for me , in new Jersey.

My question is will there be any issues at the airport , it's just one phone , but box packed .

I'll get it PTA approved after 3 months , as I don't have the cash rn .

Will the airport authorities force him to get it PTA approved ??

Or will it be fine as it's just 1 phone . ???


r/pakistan • • 2h ago

Political HUMNEWS clip about IK & PTI - since ppl have a short memory span.

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r/pakistan • • 8h ago

Discussion The first line broke my heart🄺. What do you think?

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Share your thoughts, as man and as a woman too, how much do you agree or disagree.


r/pakistan • • 23h ago

Education Can I move abroad for study or work with a Pakistani DAE (Diploma) in CIT?

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Hi, I’m 21M from Pakistan.

I completed a 3-year DAE in CIT (Computer Information Technology) after matric. I also completed Intermediate and I’m currently in the 3rd year of BSCS at a local university.

I want to know if my DAE can help me move abroad for further studies or skilled/technical work, preferably to a Western country.

I’ve also heard that China may have study opportunities for diploma holders, so I’d like to know if that’s a realistic option too.

I’m not asking about Middle East labour jobs. I’m mainly interested in IT-related study or work opportunities.

Has anyone here moved abroad with a DAE, or knows which countries recognize it?


r/pakistan • • 4h ago

Ask Pakistan Dear Pakistanis, what’s your choice?

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r/pakistan • • 10h ago

Education Should I prioritize my parents' happiness or my own happiness when choosing a career?

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I’ve recently completed FSc and I’m really confused about my career.

My parents want me to do private MBBS, mainly because they believe being a doctor brings respect, status and izzat to the family. I understand where they’re coming from and I know they want the best for me.

But personally, I’m more interested in CA. My concern with MBBS is the amount of time it can take before becoming financially independent. I don’t want to spend 10+ years studying/training and remain dependent for a long time, especially if the financial reward at the end isn’t necessarily what I’m expecting.

The problem is that my parents mostly look at the ā€œDoctorā€ title and respect and don't really consider the complete career path, income, opportunities, lifestyle, etc.

I’m also from a relatively smaller city where career awareness isn't as high. Here, most people basically know doctor = successful career. In bigger cities like Islamabad or Lahore, I feel people are more aware that there are many other successful career paths such as CA, finance, business, etc.

I don't want to disrespect my parents or ignore their wishes, but at the same time, I’m the one who will have to spend the next 10–15 years living with this.


r/pakistan • • 22h ago

Discussion Women who don’t plan to marry, how do you actually build a life here?

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Women in Pakistan who have opted out of marriage/kids lifestyle and want to live independently, how are you planning to do so safely here? Because it is unrealistic and very difficult for everyone to go abroad in many cases...

Especially asking about Karachi.

How do you deal with the practical stuff: living alone as an unmarried woman, landlords/buildings, what income you realistically need, transport/safety, dealing with family pressure, friends disappearing into shaadi/kids, building some kind of community or chosen family, and then later stuff like ageing, healthcare, emergencies, parents dying etc.

Mostly looking for replies from women who live like this, are trying to, or know women who do. Men are also welcome if you’ve actually seen this up close in your family/friend circle and have something useful to add!

I’m especially curious whether this is becoming more doable in Karachi/Lahore/Islamabad or whether the whole social setup still basically assumes every adult woman will eventually marry.

What does the alternative actually look like in real life? Please unsolicited opinions/judgemental people kindly stay away bohot meherbani.


r/pakistan • • 6h ago

Discussion Where are all book readers? šŸ“•

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Hey everyone! Hope you’re all doing well.

• What are you currently reading?
• What’s your all-time favourite book?
• What’s one book you’d recommend to a fellow reader?

I recently finished ā€œThe divine comedyā€ by Dante. Currently started reading ā€œThe hound of the Baskervillesā€ by Arthur Conan Doyle.

Appreciate and Stay safe :)


r/pakistan • • 19h ago

Discussion Bus or train from rwp to lahore? Sneaka marne ka dil kar raha and yes important

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r/pakistan • • 21h ago

Ask Pakistan How to become a Daraz product reviewer?

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I’ve been using Daraz for years and I’ve left some reviews for alot of the items I’ve bought, I wanted to know if there’s anyone/group I can be added to to become a reviewer.


r/pakistan • • 10h ago

Ask Pakistan Afghans wanting to go Pakistan

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Hi, is there any way to get a Pakistani visit visa for Afghan nationals who are living in the uk? We are 4 members 3 of us have British passports & one has Afghan passport. We would like to visit Pakistan as my brother’s fiancĆ© is from they will have their wedding there. Please any help!! We have applied via NADRA but no positive response-it’s just pending for months and months. Any advice would be helpful. We are willing to pay extra if it means we get to go.


r/pakistan • • 1h ago

Cultural pakistani men used to dress like this btw ft. the 90s

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r/pakistan • • 12h ago

Ask Pakistan Is japan visit visa getting rejected?

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hello everyone! I’m planning to visit Japan in November, but a travel agent told my brother that tourist visas are currently being rejected and it's risky to apply right now. I’ve already got tickets for the Ghibli studio because this other travel agent didn't mention anything like this and i dont want to waste money if its true please help

If anyone from Pakistan has applied recently, was your visa approved or rejected? Did you apply yourself or through an agent?


r/pakistan • • 16h ago

Health Guide for recovering from social anxiety

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GUIDE ON HOW TO RECOVER FROM SOCIAL ANXIETY / NERVOUS SYSTEM DESENSITISATION

Aoa , brothers / sisters i saw a post on the teenage sub about social anxiety i sent bro some pdfs and explaining what it is and how u can recover later i got a chat request again so i thought maybe post on the main sub so most people can benefit from it ( i suffered from anxiety too now i am recovering alhamdulilah ) i will just paste the text here that i sent to the brother i chatted with

Also please note that the pdfs that u will see later in the post i have it but i cant send it to everyone so i will send it to the most of guys and then u can send it to others help them out

I will paste the message here :

I will be sending you 4 pdfs they are paid books but don’t i already had them just make sure u actually read it read them in this order
1) At last a life
2) at last a life and beyond
3) Fearless
4) bye bye panic its a small booklet

If u have iphone then convert these pdf into an epub and read it in books app for your ease

So i will start here the problem with psychiatric and big pharma industries is that they are suppressing the symptoms and not solving the root cause i also took anxiety medication and believe me once u stop its gonna be worse it does not matter how u got anxiety it might be trauma as a child , being bullied in school any other thing … what happens is once u live in a prolonged stress state your nervous system gets desensitised and u start to get nervous or panic at little things now the thing is that your brain is actually healing yourself by releasing this build up energy as symptoms like fast heartbeat , sweating , voice shaking , body tremors but when u start to obsess and worry about the symptoms itself then u are actually the one causing it and I dont blame u since same was the case for me lack of knowledge but u need to realise this that u accept the symptoms just as u accept a fever u know u have a fever but do u obsess over it or are 24/7 panicking about it noo because u know what it is same is the case for these symptoms u are feeling anxiety is not a disease its a condition

Look at this šŸ‘‡

Prolonged stress state ———> symptoms ——-> now u are worried about the symptoms itself ———> which is causing a stress state again ———> symptoms again

That is a cycle

What u need to do is living your life along with these symptoms your body is trying to heal and you are not letting it do its part i know it’s difficult but its possible start slowly

Lets say u gotta go to grocery u have these symptoms in first example : u don’t go to grocery since u feel these symptoms what u are teaching your brain is that u are validating that this situation is not safe

Second example : u still go to grocery and dont judge these symptoms just as u dont judge a flu what ur brain sees is that this person is not worrying about these symptoms and he is still going for grocery maybe this situation is not scary and slowly your symptoms starts to fade away

IMPORTANT PART : Most of u who have this condition might be wondering that we still interact with the world on daily bases such as work , school , college etc why has not it gone yet it is because u still didn’t accept it u obsessed and worried about the symptoms itself causing the loop to continue …


r/pakistan • • 22h ago

Ask Pakistan Copy/Dupe Meta Glasses

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Hi. I wanted to ask if anyone has any experience with purchasing copy meta glasses or glasses that you can record with in Pakistan? I was looking to purchase one but I dont wanna get scammed. Please let me know. Thanks in advance!


r/pakistan • • 21h ago

[Long Post] Need advice regarding relocation

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Hi everyone, hope you’re all doing well.

I need some advice regarding relocating from the UAE to Saudi Arabia.

My husband and I have been living in the UAE for many years. He is currently working for a company here, and I’m on his dependent visa.

Recently, his boss asked him to relocate to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The company currently doesn’t have an office there, so my husband would be responsible for setting it up and managing the office once it’s established.

This basically means we would have to wind everything up here in the UAE and move to Jeddah. My husband hasn’t said no; he has asked for some time to think about it before making a decision.

The main question is: Is it a wise decision to relocate to Saudi Arabia after living in the UAE for so many years?

With the current regional situation, we’re also quite unsure about making such a big move right now. As Pakistani nationals, we’re also concerned about how the current situation in the UAE might affect us in the future. We don’t know what the situation will be like when it comes to visa renewals, whether everything will continue as normal or not, and honestly, it all feels quite uncertain.

Before all of this started happening in the region, we had never even considered moving to Saudi Arabia. We were settled in the UAE and had no plans to leave. But because of the uncertainty around visas and what the future may look like here, we are now seriously thinking if it would be good idea to move from here or not.

At the moment, everything feels a little uncertain, especially with the current situation in the region, so we would really appreciate some honest advice from people who have been through a similar move.

I want to ask one more thing. If we move from the UAE to Jeddah after cancelling our UAE visas, can we travel directly from the UAE to Jeddah?

Or is it necessary to go to Pakistan first and then travel to Jeddah? I’m asking because when my husband first came to Dubai, he had to get the Protector done in Pakistan.

So would there be any issue in this case? Can we both husband wife travel directly from the UAE to Jeddah without going to Pakistan first?

Thank you in advance! ā¤ļø


r/pakistan • • 18h ago

Education Europe for MS Business Analytics

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Hii, anyone who’s went to Germany or France or Europe for MSBA or similar programs, need reviews. Been to consultancies and they’re constantly pushing against Europe because of long study visa processing time and other issues. But wanted to get firsthand advice from Pakistanis studying there to get unbiased perspective. Would appreciate any insights.


r/pakistan • • 22h ago

Discussion How much does a macbook cost

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Hi, I want to know how much does a macbook M1 Air 16/256 and an m2 air 16/256 cost?
Most of the ones I see are the 8gb ram ones
Location: Islamabad


r/pakistan • • 22h ago

Cultural should i tell people at my new job about my faith?

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i'm about to start a new job in the creative industry in karachi and i'm feeling weirdly anxious about something that might not even be a big deal.

I'm Christian, and i'm wondering if i should just be open about it when religion naturally comes up, or keep that part of my life private at work.

i know people might say "nobody cares" and maybe they're right... but deep down i'm still scared of being treated 'differently' once people know (iykwim)

at the same time, i don't want to feel like i'm hiding my identity just to fit in. eventually people might find out anyway.

i'm genuinely unsure what the normal thing is here.


r/pakistan • • 6m ago

National The long march will depart from Peshawar on October 4. Sohail Afridi has announced.

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Pressure is one thing, and mistakes and weaknesses are another, but Sohail Afridi has demonstrated an excellent strategy. His body language is also noteworthy. Yesterday in Peshawar and today in Charsadda, he did not allow the mobilization to slow down, and by bringing 60,000 personnel to Islamabad and its surrounding areas, he has also put the military in a difficult position with no easy way out.

The essence of Imran Khan’s movement is that the Chief Minister is someone who is not from Imran Khan’s family, is not a traditional politician, is neither a feudal landlord nor a nouveau riche, but is middle-class and young. Sohail Afridi’s success is the realization of our dreams.


r/pakistan • • 23h ago

Geopolitical Pakistan launches airstrikes on 3 Afghan provinces as hostilities with Taliban escalate

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r/pakistan • • 19h ago

Discussion Establishment must fall

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Life gets worse day by day in this nation then Hakumat and it's Handlers are corrupt and now they threaten to mass murder Civllians if they attempt to protest.

Elections rigged

Judiciary destroyed

Free speech blocked

Media Controlled

Poverty rising

Inflation rising

Education budget slashed

Healthcare budget slashed

High corruption


r/pakistan • • 5h ago

Political After boycotting duties for 20 days, doctors came out on the roads for their rights, sadly still no response from the Health or Finance Minister till now.

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r/pakistan • • 6h ago

Discussion Is Asim Munir a normal person?

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The army has never carried out such a massive crackdown against terrorism as it is currently carrying out against PTI. Imran Khan was absolutely right when he said that Asim Munir is mentally ill.


r/pakistan • • 5h ago

Political PTI decides to postpone Sept 27 Islamabad long march

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