The direct answer: there is no e-Visa for Pakistani citizens
If you're looking to obtain a Ukrainian electronic visa on a Pakistani passport, here's the essential point up front: that option isn't available to you. Pakistan is not among the countries whose citizens Ukraine offers the e-Visa to.
Ukraine's electronic visa system covers a limited group of states (around 45 countries on the current list after the service was relaunched). Pakistan is not one of them. So any website or "agent" promising to arrange a Ukrainian e-Visa on a Pakistani passport is, at best, mistaken — and, at worst, trying to mislead you.
The up-to-date list of eligible countries is published by Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Check it directly on the official resources: mfa.gov.ua and visit.mfa.gov.ua. If you happen to be a citizen of one of the listed countries, you'll find our separate guide on applying for a Ukrainian e-Visa useful.
Why Pakistan isn't on the list
The list of e-Visa countries is drawn up by Ukraine's MFA based on bilateral agreements, security considerations, and migration-control practice. It's a closed administrative list — a country is either on it or it isn't. Whether a country is included has nothing to do with an individual traveller's application, and it can't be "worked around" through intermediaries.
Since Pakistan is not on the list, its citizens fall under the standard consular procedure for obtaining a visa — the same process that applied before the electronic service was introduced.
The route that works: a consular visa through a Ukrainian embassy
This is the legal — and the only correct — way for a Pakistani citizen to obtain a visa to Ukraine. Here is the general sequence of steps.
Step 1. Determine the visa type
Ukraine issues short-stay (type C) and long-stay (type D) visas depending on the purpose of your trip — tourism, business, study, work, private visits, and so on. The precise classification and requirements for each type are set out at visit.mfa.gov.ua.
Step 2. Find the relevant consular office
Contact the Ukrainian embassy or consulate that serves the territory where you live. Look up current contact details for Ukraine's diplomatic missions abroad through the official register at mfa.gov.ua. Don't rely on third-party websites for contacts — they're often out of date.
Step 3. Prepare your document package
You will typically need: a valid passport, a completed visa application form, a photo, proof of the purpose of your trip (booking, invitation, contract, etc.), proof of sufficient funds, and a medical insurance policy. The consular office provides the full, current list of requirements for your specific visa type.
Step 4. Pay the consular fee and submit your application
We deliberately don't quote figures for consular fees and processing times here — they change and depend on the visa type and the office. To avoid acting on outdated information, verify the amounts and timeframes only on the official pages at visit.mfa.gov.ua and directly with the consulate where you're submitting your documents.
Mandatory medical insurance for entry
Whatever your visa type, entering Ukraine requires foreign nationals to hold a valid medical insurance policy covering the period of stay. This is not only a consular requirement at the application stage — it's also a condition for crossing the border.
Bear in mind that Ukraine is under martial law, so an ordinary travel policy often won't apply. It's worth taking out a policy that accounts for these circumstances. Market rates for such policies start from a few euros per day, and you can calculate the cost for your specific dates on the insurance quote page.
Pay attention to the territorial exclusions found in virtually every policy of this kind. Cover usually does not extend to four categories of zones:
- combat zones — territories defined by the relevant state acts;
- temporarily occupied territories;
- a buffer zone of roughly 50 km around the first two categories;
- areas under a special-access regime.
Before buying, check carefully that your route does not pass through these zones, and keep your policy in both electronic and printed form to present at the border.
Summary
An electronic visa to Ukraine is not available to Pakistani citizens in 2026, because the country is not on the official MFA list. The working, lawful route is a consular visa through a Ukrainian embassy or consulate, with mandatory medical insurance for the entire period of stay. Verify all exact fees, timeframes, and requirements only on mfa.gov.ua and visit.mfa.gov.ua — and don't trust intermediaries who promise a non-existent e-Visa.