Embassy resume limited in-person passport appointments why not visa?

[stech786 236]

Pakistan Covid-19 situation is sort of under control from 7K-8K daily cases to less than 500 (even 300) and deaths are less than 10 (even 1) daily. Majority of the country is reopened (schools will be Sept 15) more than 1 month ago.

 

I want to know if there is another country where US embassy reopened for in-person passport service first and how then how much longer did they wait to resume visa services. Reason I asked, because I saw alot of embassies  just resumed visa services directly even when covid cases were in 1K-1.5K daily..

 

 

 

 

[Shirp 4]

54 minutes ago, stech786 said:

Pakistan Covid-19 situation is sort of under control from 7K-8K daily cases to less than 500 (even 300) and deaths are less than 10 (even 1) daily. Majority of the country is reopened (schools will be Sept 15) more than 1 month ago.

 

I want to know if there is another country where US embassy reopened for in-person passport service first and how then how much longer did they wait to resume visa services. Reason I asked, because I saw alot of embassies  just resumed visa services directly even when covid cases were in 1K-1.5K daily..

 

 

 

 

There's actually many countries that have opened their visa services. Even countries with many more cases of COVID-19 than Pakistan. It's entirely upto the Embassy to decide when they want to open it up for regular visa processing and interviews etc. Usually they won't give a reason, but hopefully they resume regular services soon!

[Lexushim 105]

On 9/4/2020 at 12:06 PM, Shirp said:

There's actually many countries that have opened their visa services. Even countries with many more cases of COVID-19 than Pakistan. It's entirely upto the Embassy to decide when they want to open it up for regular visa processing and interviews etc. Usually they won't give a reason, but hopefully they resume regular services soon!

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