Many people in Pakistan have heard worrying stories on social media and some news channels. They say that Pakistanis who have worked in the UAE for many years are being arrested and sent home in large numbers. Some claims talk about thousands of workers losing jobs suddenly. But these stories are mostly fake or exaggerated. Official sources in Pakistan and the UAE show a different picture.

Pakistan’s Interior Ministry has clearly rejected these reports. They call them “vicious propaganda” and “fake news.” The ministry says any deportations are normal cases. They happen only when someone breaks immigration rules, overstays their visa, or has other legal problems. This is not new. Every country, including the UAE, sends back people who do not follow the rules. It is not a special action against Pakistanis.

The UAE is home to more than 1.5 to 2 million Pakistanis. They work hard in construction, driving, shops, and many other jobs. They send billions of dollars home every year as remittances. This money helps families and Pakistan’s economy. The UAE government has always welcomed hardworking foreigners. There is no official ban or mass deportation campaign against Pakistanis. Visas are still being issued, and many Pakistanis continue to travel and work there.

Claims of deporting Pakistanis are false

Some news reports mention Shia workers for political reasons linked to Iran. But Pakistani officials say these claims are wrong. No country sect-specific action is happening. Deportations are routine and small in number. Many cases are about people who were already in trouble with the law or had expired papers. Social media spreads unverified videos and numbers to create panic.

This harms the good relationship between Pakistan and the UAE. Long-time workers with proper visas and jobs are safe. The UAE values stability and skilled labour. They do not want to disturb businesses that depend on Pakistani workers.

Pakistani embassies in the UAE are helping people with documents and advice. They say stay calm, follow all rules, and keep valid papers.

These fake stories often come from people who want to damage ties between the two friendly countries. Pakistan and the UAE have strong brotherly relations for decades. Millions of Pakistanis live peacefully there. They build good lives and support their families back home.

In short, do not believe every alarming post you see. Check official news from Pakistan’s Interior Ministry or UAE authorities. Hardworking Pakistanis who obey the law continue to live and work in the UAE without fear. Stay legal, work hard, and ignore rumours. The truth is much better than the fake panic.