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addy34 said:
Dear friends,
Alhumdulillah 3rd line added today. Lets see how long it will take for PPR

Congratulations Addy. Hope you get your PPR soon. Please update as when you do. Thanks.
 
Come on LVO.....

Rain some PPRs, rain some MRs.... we have waited long enough...
 
Ahab1974 said:
Congratulations Addy. Hope you get your PPR soon. Please update as when you do. Thanks.
Thank u Ahab. Yes surley i ll
 
Guys, just to let you know, I applied for GCMS notes yesterday ... It's a long wait, but will let you know what's written once I get them.

Does it take 40 calendar or working days?
 
addy34 said:
Dear friends,
Alhumdulillah 3rd line added today. Lets see how long it will take for PPR

Heartiest Congratulations

Best of luck ahead
 
barcomi said:
Guys, just to let you know, I applied for GCMS notes yesterday ... It's a long wait, but will let you know what's written once I get them.

Does it take 40 calendar or working days?

30 calendar days normally.
 
Minimum 6 months should be there in expiry to initiate PP renewal process.
2ndly I have heard that if you inform passport office personnel (probably bit senior staff) that you have to travel within 1 month or so, which is genuine reason of concern, they consider your request and renew the PP even if 7 to 8 months are remaining in expiry.

jigzyy said:
I think passport cannot be renewed before 2 - 4 months (max).
 
addy34 said:
Dear friends,
Alhumdulillah 3rd line added today. Lets see how long it will take for PPR

Country of residence please??
 
outstandinguy said:
Minimum 6 months should be there in expiry to initiate PP renewal process.
2ndly I have heard that if you inform passport office personnel (probably bit senior staff) that you have to travel within 1 month or so, which is genuine reason of concern, they consider your request and renew the PP even if 7 to 8 months are remaining in expiry.

hmmm, Mine is going to expire in March next year. I guess I'll go with the same passport and still land in summer (before September). Septembers onwards is going to be scary for newcomers & settlement.
 
Pakistani Nationals can renew their passports within 12 months of its expiry date.

jigzyy said:
hmmm, Mine is going to expire in March next year. I guess I'll go with the same passport and still land in summer (before September). Septembers onwards is going to be scary for newcomers & settlement.
 
jigzyy said:
hmmm, Mine is going to expire in March next year. I guess I'll go with the same passport and still land in summer (before September). Septembers onwards is going to be scary for newcomers & settlement.

Same was the case with me, my pp expiry was march 2015, but I renewed it in April 2014. Approximately 11 months and some days were remaining. There is no restriction for renewal of Pakistani PP, even you can renew if u have more than a year is remaining in current passport
 
Abu Hassaan said:
Pakistani Nationals can renew their passports within 12 months of its expiry date.

Its 6 months dear
 
Abu Hassaan said:
Pakistani Nationals can renew their passports within 12 months of its expiry date.
SA2263 said:
Same was the case with me, my pp expiry was march 2015, but I renewed it in April 2014. Approximately 11 months and some days were remaining. There is no restriction for renewal of Pakistani PP, even you can renew if u have more than a year is remaining in current passport

It's the "meherbani" of the officials there.. Officially, it's 2 - 4 months. I am not bothering because renewing will not extend my visa. My medicals were in April, and expiry of passport is exactly 1 month before Visa, so will not make a difference ;D
 
DRY DAY! :-\ And my ecas is still in "iddat" ;D
 
jigzyy said:
It's the "meherbani" of the officials there.. Officially, it's 2 - 4 months. I am not bothering because renewing will not extend my visa. My medicals were in April, and expiry of passport is exactly 1 month before Visa, so will not make a difference ;D

Its better for you to renew it now, just a suggestion :)