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Permit for foreign nationals

Gilgit-Baltistan — restricted zone for trekking and climbing

Permit for foreign nationals · Pakistan

In short

For visitors: permit in advance, via an agency.

  • No boundary — routes will not see this zone
  • Checked against the act on 21 October 2026
  • Local name: گلگت بلتستان

Who may enter, and with what

Rules by group of people, as the source states them, with dates. We give no assessments of our own.

  • Foreign nationals — permit in advance, via an agency. Trekking and climbing in Gilgit-Baltistan's restricted zone needs a GB Tourism Department permit via a registered tour operator, with a licensed guide. Per FCDO and search snippets; the official page is down today.Issued by: Tourism Department, Government of Gilgit-Baltistan (through a registered tour operator) · Processing time: FCDO: up to 2 months
    Original wording

    You might need a permit for mountaineering or trekking, particularly for mountains over 6,000 metres.

    FCDO (gov.uk) · checked 21 October 2026

Legal basis

Questions

Permits and restricted zones — FAQ

Do you need a permit: Gilgit-Baltistan — restricted zone for trekking and climbing?
For visitors: permit in advance, via an agency. Trekking and climbing in Gilgit-Baltistan's restricted zone needs a GB Tourism Department permit via a registered tour operator, with a licensed guide. Per FCDO and search snippets; the official page is down today.
Where do I get the permit?
Issued by: Tourism Department, Government of Gilgit-Baltistan (through a registered tour operator). The link to the official application page is in the rule above.
Will the planner see this zone on my route?
No: we have no boundary for this zone, so the planner cannot see it. Check your route against the rule above.

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