Yes, a family member in Pakistan can issue an invitation letter for a visa, especially for family visit or personal travel purposes.
Family-based invitations
Family members are one of the most common sources of invitation letters for Pakistan visas. This applies to visits for family reunions, events, or extended stays with relatives.
What the letter should include
The letter should clearly state the relationship between the host and the applicant, along with the purpose and duration of the visit. It should also confirm whether the applicant will stay with the family member.
Supporting details
The host is usually expected to provide identification details such as CNIC or proof of legal residence, along with their address and contact information.
In many cases, additional supporting documents like proof of relationship may be required to strengthen the application and verify the legitimacy of the invitation.