Chad in Pakistan

Citizens of Pakistan need a visa, issued before travel, to enter Chad. Check the rules with the embassy of Chad before travelling.

Chad offers a unique tourism experience with its stunning desert landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and diverse wildlife, including attractions like the Ennedi Plateau and Zakouma National Park. While it may appeal to a specific segment of Pakistan's 236 million population, it may not be a mainstream destination for all travelers from Pakistan.

Chad's safety for tourists, including those from Pakistan, can be assessed through various indices. According to the Global Peace Index, Chad ranks 133rd out of 160 countries, while Pakistan ranks 138th, indicating similar safety levels.

In terms of crime statistics, while specific murder rates for Chad are not available, Pakistan has a murder rate of 4.0 per 100,000 people. The Global Organized Crime Index provides further insights, showing that Chad has a slightly better score for mafia groups (5.5) compared to Pakistan (6.0), but worse scores for state crime (8.5 for Chad vs. 7.0 for Pakistan).

Overall, while both countries face challenges related to crime and safety, the indices suggest that Chad is comparable to Pakistan in terms of safety for tourists. However, travelers should remain cautious and informed about local conditions.