Pakistani consulate in Columbia, South Carolina
Columbia is not one of the five cities where Pakistan keeps a consular office, and there is no honorary consul filling the gap either.
Consular cover for Columbia, and where to go
From Columbia the consulate in Washington D.C. is 484 miles away, about 9 h 5 min by road at posted speed limits and with nothing in the way.
By the 2012 allocation, applications from South Carolina go to the Embassy of Pakistan, Washington D.C.. No state is shared between two offices, so the answer for Columbia is the same as for the rest of South Carolina.
Of the main cities in the state this is the shortest run: Greenville adds another 13 miles.
What you can settle without leaving Columbia
- Apply for a visa at visa.nadra.gov.pk
- Renew a passport at onlinemrp.dgip.gov.pk
- Sign a power of attorney at poa.nadra.gov.pk
- Request a succession certificate at succession.nadra.gov.pk
Read the list twice before committing to a day of driving. Most errands never reach a counter any more.
More on Pakistani consular coverage in South Carolina.
This is an independent guide. It is not the Government of Pakistan and it does not process applications, take bookings or collect fees. Always confirm details with the office that will handle your case.