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Do’s and Don’ts for Pakistani Nationals in Kyrgyzstan
List of Do's and Don'ts
Always keep your Passport/ID/Visa documents or credentials with yourself.
Register with the local police station upon arrival in Kyrgyzstan (for students).
Refrain from discussing politics, religion, local criticism, state functionaries.
One's passport, money and personal belongings should not be entrusted to any unknown individual under any circumstances.
Desist from going outside during late night hours.
Abstain from smoking indoors other than the designated zones.
Avoid walking on greenbelts while using sidewalks; creating noise or a ruckus in public areas; throwing rubbish other than in rubbish dumps.
Keep one's residential address and utilize the translator to explain to the cab drivers who are only conversant in Kyrgyz or Russian.
Politeness should dictate interactions with the indigenous population while respecting local culture and laws.
The Embassy may be promptly approached for any consular assistance/guidance.
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