Federal Investigation Agency (FIA)

The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) of Pakistan is a federal law enforcement agency under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Interior. It is responsible for investigating and enforcing laws related to:

Key Areas of Responsibility

• Federal Crimes: Including but not limited to terrorism, cybercrime, human trafficking, and drug smuggling.
• Economic Crimes: Such as financial fraud, corruption, and money laundering.
• Immigration and Passport Control: Managing immigration issues and passport fraud.
• Specialized Investigations: Conducting investigations into cases of organized crime and other specific areas as mandated by law.

Key Functions of FIA

• Criminal Investigation: Handling complex and serious criminal cases, including those that cross provincial boundaries or involve federal interests.
• Anti-Corruption: Addressing cases of corruption involving government officials or other significant figures.
• Cybercrime: Investigating crimes committed via digital means, including hacking and online fraud.
• Counter-Terrorism: Working on matters related to terrorism and extremist activities.
• Immigration Enforcement: Ensuring compliance with immigration laws and investigating illegal activities related to passports and visas.

Structure and Leadership

The FIA is headed by a Director General, who oversees its operations and administration. The agency is divided into various specialized wings to handle different types of cases and investigations.

Contact and Presence

The FIA has regional offices throughout Pakistan, allowing it to address issues across the country effectively. It also collaborates with other national and international law enforcement agencies to tackle cross-border crimes and issues.

For more information or to report a crime, individuals can contact the FIA through their official website or visit their regional offices.