Gerry’s is Opening Visa Tower in Islamabad as Record Number of Pakistanis Leave Country

Gerry’s Visa, a renowned visa-related service provider, is set to further enhance its services with the inauguration of a new office in Islamabad.

According to ProPakistani sources, Gerry’s latest establishment will be located in the upscale F-10 sector of the city.

Recognized for its comprehensive visa processing solutions, attestation services, medical facilities, travel insurance, and personalized assistance, Gerry’s Visa has solidified its position as a leader in the industry.

With a dedicated team of over 400 professionals stationed across various locations in the country, Gerry’s has been a go-to choice for travelers seeking seamless visa facilitation.

The new office in Islamabad is a testament to Gerry’s commitment to convenience and accessibility. By expanding its reach to the F-10 sector, Gerry’s aims to cater to a diverse clientele, providing top-notch visa services right at the heart of the capital city.

Gerry’s Visa has been instrumental in helping travelers secure visas for more than 50 countries, offering a one-stop solution for all their visa-related needs. The organization’s dedication to excellence and efficiency has earned it a reputation that extends beyond borders.

This strategic expansion comes at a time when an increasing number of citizens are turning to Gerry’s Visa for their expert services, seeking better opportunities and improved quality of life abroad. The surge in demand has been accompanied by some challenges, such as difficulty in securing appointments due to the high volume of pending visa applications at Gerry’s.

Recent data underscores the growing trend of Pakistanis seeking greener pastures overseas. From the start of 2022 to June 2023, a staggering 1.23 million Pakistanis have left the country in pursuit of better opportunities and improved living standards.

In 2022 alone, the number of Pakistanis emigrating reached 832,339, and the trend shows no signs of slowing down, with 395,166 individuals departing in the first half of 2023.


  • It is not a healthy sign at all for the country. I am sure those who are leaving the country legally include a large number of professionals of all levels and fields. The brain drain will cause Pakistan immense loss. The authorities, however, are asleep or may be they are doing this all hoping dollars to pour in. They should instead have created a conducive work environment for these professionals so that they could contribute to the country’s development.

    • On the contrary I think Govt should support young talent of the nation to go abroad and earn their livelihood. Bcz when you can’t arrange jobs for the educated young they would go against rules and challenge the rule of law in different ways. So, I would suggest the Govt to not only support them to go abroad but also prepare next generation to complete the world demand of skilled labour.

  • They are a disgraceful lot. Fleecing people and treating visa seekers disdain but taking their money nevertheless.

  • Mr Gerry…… please please take all Pakistani citizens to abroad and all Foreigners to Pakistan…

    • What a m.f. dream.. you ppl are with 1400 year old rotten brain..
      No country wanted this brain or Allahu Akbar terrorist.. nor any country wanted an inch of your m.f. disgraceful soil.
      Why don’t u ppl. Do get killed self by suicide belt so tgat u ppl. Can reach 136 foot 72 Huris who are waiting with big big…
      Shameless ppl.

  • Gerry’s is making a commercial and residential tower in F-10, Islamabad it has got nothing to do with visas or Pakistanis leaving Pakistan. They haven’t even laid the foundation stone yet. It will take 4 to 5 years to construct a tower considering the huge size of the plot they have acquired.

    Don’t paint everything in a grim light and do proper research before posting any articles as news stubs.


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