Pakistan

Conditional

Issuer: No permit for casual public photography; foreign media and commercial productions need government No Objection Certificates (NOCs), and some northern areas require travel NOCs

Personal photography needs no permit in ordinary public spaces. Foreign journalists and production crews need NOCs through federal ministries; certain regions (border zones, parts of Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Kashmir) have their own access permissions.

Regulated by the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority with registration requirements; in practice flights also depend on security permissions, and military zones, airports, and sensitive infrastructure are prohibited

Enforcement is security-driven and regionally uneven; confiscation is a real risk without documented permissions. Commercial aerial work needs special authorization. For depth, see Drone Authority.

Yes to photograph in public, with hard security exclusions

Do not photograph military personnel, police checkpoints, dams, power plants, airports, or anything near the Line of Control. Ask permission before photographing women, particularly in rural and conservative areas.

Full for buildings and 3D works (UK model)

The Copyright Ordinance 1962, Section 57(r) and (s), permits making and publishing paintings, drawings, engravings, and photographs of architecture, sculpture, and works of artistic craftsmanship permanently situated in a public place or premises open to the public. Two-dimensional works are not covered. Wikimedia Commons classifies Pakistan as FoP OK for these categories.