High Commission of Pakistan in Nairobi, Kenya; address St. Michael's Road Off Church Road, Nairobi; phone +2544443912. Head of mission: Mr. Ibra Hussain Khan.
Head of mission: Mr. Ibra Hussain Khan, High Commissioner (as of 2023)
Pakistan offers a rich cultural heritage and stunning natural landscapes, making it an appealing destination for some Kenyan travelers. Its evolving tourism infrastructure, including around 3,000 hotels on TripAdvisor, indicates a growing capacity to host visitors. This unique blend of history and beauty could attract a segment of Kenya's 54 million population.
Pakistan's safety for tourists coming from Kenya can be assessed through various indices. According to the Global Peace Index, Pakistan ranks 138th out of 160 countries, indicating a lower safety level compared to Kenya, which ranks 120th. In terms of murder rates, Pakistan has a lower overall rate at 4.0 per 100,000 people compared to Kenya's 5.3. However, specific data on female murders in Pakistan is not available. The Global Organized Crime Index provides further insights, with both countries facing challenges. For instance, Pakistan scores 6.0 for mafia groups and 7.0 for state crime, while Kenya scores 7.0 and 8.0 respectively. Pakistan has a lower score for foreign crime (4.5) compared to Kenya (6.5), but higher scores for human trafficking (8.0) and heroin trade (8.5). Overall, while Pakistan has some lower crime rates, the Global Peace Index suggests it may be less safe than Kenya for tourists. Travelers should exercise caution and stay informed about the local situation.