Hi im moving in to pakistan islamabad im from korea

[hitman92]

welcome buddy enjoy your stay

 

[RAJNI]

good luck to you dear moving to one of the healthiest location of the world

its always working hard to achieve higher goals

People living here are always mingling

great cosines are waiting for you to taste and Dip into the Delicious moment of Life

Healthy Islamabad Wealthy Pakistan

 

[Fkhan]

welcum brother to the paradise land (now pronounce it with stereotypical arabic accent aka terrorist accent (evil) )
joke aside wish u safe and enjoyable stay, it is the place of good hearted people with delicious foods

 

[sdsffwe]

Phew.. long time since i wrote this thread... Im in Pakistan!!!!!!!!
yay!!
have some PRIDE!! in your country people =)
it is nice here ~!
I have no idea why i made so much a big "fuss" about moving here
thanks!
ps.any ideas on "modding" my evo nitro?? 9.3

 

[Blastwave]

You're alive? :lol:

 

[StrikerX]

You're alive? :lol:

Looks that way

 

[Hassan Aftab]

@sdsffwe Welcome to Pakistan.

Just stumbled upon your thread now and I must say I enjoyed the responses. It's heartening to see so many people spare time and patience to assist you. I sure do hope it helped you settle in.

I realize that I am late in responding to any of your questions and I don't really know about 'modding' EVO Nitro, but PTCL sure is a great alternative to Nayatel. You can get a 4MBPS or 10MBPS broadband connection along with a landline telephone installed if you wish. That would be an alternate to EVO Nitro (minus the portable dongle ofcourse).

I noticed somebody mentioned Rawalpindi being the dark city and you probably misunderstood it as being a dangerous one. I don't mean to play the devil's advocate here but being a resident of Rawalpindi, I can tell you it's a good place to find stuff (ranging from garments to consumables) for cheap. Sure, it isn't as 'clean' or as developed as Islamabad but it is certainly not the Gotham that you might just have started to think it is. Just thought I would clarify that for your understanding.

I hope you thoroughly your stay here.

Stay blessed.

 

[lilsouljah]

I noticed somebody mentioned Rawalpindi being the dark city and you probably misunderstood it as being a dangerous one.

Kabhi ao na Raja Bazaar khushbo laga k.

 

[DesiNinja]

Since ur from South Korea.
Then, i believe the Media shows the country as totally opposite? right?

Its nothing like that.

Its a great country!

Welcome to this green land xd

if anyone here could state him some important laws?

also for the religious thing....
dont talk about it.


Good Luck!

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@sdsffwe Welcome to Pakistan.

Just stumbled upon your thread now and I must say I enjoyed the responses. It's heartening to see so many people spare time and patience to assist you. I sure do hope it helped you settle in.

I realize that I am late in responding to any of your questions and I don't really know about 'modding' EVO Nitro, but PTCL sure is a great alternative to Nayatel. You can get a 4MBPS or 10MBPS broadband connection along with a landline telephone installed if you wish. That would be an alternate to EVO Nitro (minus the portable dongle ofcourse).

I noticed somebody mentioned Rawalpindi being the dark city and you probably misunderstood it as being a dangerous one. I don't mean to play the devil's advocate here but being a resident of Rawalpindi, I can tell you it's a good place to find stuff (ranging from garments to consumables) for cheap. Sure, it isn't as 'clean' or as developed as Islamabad but it is certainly not the Gotham that you might just have started to think it is. Just thought I would clarify that for your understanding.

I hope you thoroughly your stay here.

Stay blessed.

in otherwords,
Feel safe, thats a military headquarter city LOL


PS Just cleared a little out from my side.
PSS People criticizing Karachi needs to stop watching TV.

PSSSSSSS

WELCOME!
comfort yourself,
Take my advice, i may be like you.

 

[Hassan Aftab]

Kabhi ao na Raja Bazaar khushbo laga k.

Doesn't change anything, my family has lived there for years.

 

[xain]

Hi Guyz
im from Korea..
im going to Islamabad and living there

got lots and lots of questions

1.internet
2.cellular.. provider(using iphone 5)
3. safety
4. tips
5. about pakistan, what to be careful of.. i know it's a religious country and i don't have any hate for that religion.. so i don't wanna offend anyone

it would be a great help if u guyz help me

There is nothing to worry about, its just another country and ppl r living here happily.

Sent from my Galaxy Grand using Taptalk 2

 

[waleed3601]

Damn you are really unlucky to move from an epic country like Korea (South right?) to Pakistan.
But it's better if you're shifting to Isb because that's probably the safest place in the country and also there's a hill station located pretty close to it so you can visit it during the summers to chill out a li'l bit. Pick pocketing I think is prominent in ALL parts of the country no matter where you live, so try your best to keep your iPhone 5 hidden and carry around an extra cheap mobile. Also if you're conscious about getting your things stolen then keep an extra wallet with around 500RS in it.
Overall Pakistan is a pretty ok~ok country when you compare it with Korea, but you'll have an enjoyable time if you manage to befriend a few people (and learning Urdu is necessary if you want to fit in).

 

[HYD3R]

i am feeling sad for thread maker !!

 

[muddi900]

Islamabad is like Seoul but cheaper petrol(or gas) and nothing fun to do. It's the safest you'll be anywhere in Pakistan. Guns are legal to own and carry if you get a permit, which requires greasing lots of palms. Only drink Bottled Water, and even then from major brands, like Nestle or Pepsi, at least in the beginning. People will stare at you, but only because they have never seen a Korean person.

While there is a safety and Law & Order issue in the country, urban Washington DC is far more dangerous place to live than anywhere in Pakistan, or for that matter the whole world.

 

[WH4Y]

Just looking at all these posts make me realize how awesome pakistan really is.

@OP, from my perspective, you will definitely have a good time in there.
BTW are you still having your education?, if so it would be better to ask these guys about a good school or university to go in

 

[WiZZaidy]

Now I know you play starcraft 2. We should definitely play!

 

[xMuscleNerdx]

Brace yourself for 8-12 hours of loadshedding in SUMMERS! :wink2:

 

[Blastwave]

Anymore off topic, crappy, trolling, unpatriotic and unhelpful posts beyond this post will have consequences.

If you don't like Pakistan, keep your ignorant, stupid moronic comments to yourself.

Thank you

keep calm and carry on.

 

[jacktheripper]

Aside from other things, Isloo offers a lot of outdoors activities Trekking on the nearby hills or sports fields which are around almost every corner and people who are actually playing stuff other than cricket only.