Two NADRA products — don't confuse them
The standard Business Investor Visa has four clear thresholds. A separate SIFC Investor Visa on the same NADRA platform states no threshold at all.
What the process consists of
Any one of the four investment options works to prove eligibility — you don't need to satisfy all four at once.
How the process runs
A good fit if
A poor fit if
Who runs this programme
Your request goes to two or three firms from this list. You see exactly which ones before it is sent, and you can exclude any of them.
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Frequent questions
Are the Business Investor Visa and the SIFC Investor Visa the same thing?
No — per the available data these are two different products on the same NADRA platform: the Business Investor Visa has four clear investment thresholds, while the SIFC Investor Visa has no announced threshold at all.
Why is the real-estate threshold higher than the others?
Per the available data real estate requires from $100,000, while a company/partnership, a currency account, and "other" each require from $50,000; only one option needs to be satisfied, not all of them.
How long is the wait for a decision?
Per the available data — 1 to 14 business days, and the process is fully online.
When is citizenship available?
Per the available data — after 5 years of legal residence under the long-term visa, plus proficiency in at least one official Pakistani language.
Can the visa be extended?
Yes — per the available data both versions (short-term and long-term) can be extended by 2 more years while the original grounds remain valid.
Sources
Figures are for reference only. Verified against official sources on 27 August 2026. A precise quote is issued by the appointed firm after document review. This material is not legal advice, a public offer or investment advice.