A complete guide to applying for a spouse or family visa from Pakistan — the documents you need (nikah nama translation, marriage certificate, FRC and MOFA attestation), the general process, and how Hijrat prepares everything for you.
Applying for a spouse or family visa from Pakistan is mostly about getting your documents right. Embassies are strict about the marriage certificate, its translation and attestation, and proof of the relationship. This guide explains exactly which documents you need, the general process and timeline, and how Hijrat prepares a complete, correctly formatted file so your application is not delayed or refused.
A spouse or dependent visa lets the husband, wife or children of a citizen or resident join them in another country. It applies to UK spouse visas, Schengen family reunion, US CR1/IR1 immigrant visas and Gulf family visas, among others.
The most common cause of delays is an incorrectly translated or unattested nikah nama or FRC. Getting certified translation and MOFA attestation right the first time keeps your application on track. This is exactly what Hijrat specialises in.
Requirements vary: the UK adds a minimum income threshold and an English language test; Schengen countries follow family-reunion rules; the US uses the CR1/IR1 immigrant visa with NVC processing; and Gulf family visas require attested marriage and, sometimes, degree documents. We advise based on your destination.
We prepare your full spouse visa document file — certified translation, FRC, and MOFA and embassy attestation — and guide your visa application. Start your application or WhatsApp +92 334 105 3639.