Pakistan says 1.45 million Afghans can stay for another year following UN refugee chief’s visit
- Pakistan extends the stay of 1.45 million Afghan refugees legally residing in the country for another year following a visit by the UN refugee agency.
- The federal cabinet approves a one-year extension of Proof of Registration cards for the Afghan refugees, which had expired on June 30, now valid until June 30, 2025.
- The UN refugee commissioner requested a pause in Pakistan's plan to repatriate refugees, leading to the extension of the Afghan immigrants' stay in the country.
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Pakistan grants 1.4m Afghan refugees one more year of stay
Pakistan has announced its willingness to stretch the stay of 1.45 million Afghan refugees by one more year. The government said Wednesday it will extend the registration cards of the nearly 1.5 million Afghan refugees after a senior UN official appealed to the country to pause its deportation plan. “The federal cabinet approved a one-year extension of the validity of POR (Proof of Registration) cards of 1.45 million Afghan refugees,” the prime …
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