Passport formats and barcodes and biometric information on the chip are internationally standardized as per ICAO
As for holder's detail's you can have it in any language as long as the details are also in English or French. Some countries have passports in more than 2 languages some even having 5 languages
So I can't see why we cannot have it in Urdu and English.
Below is from wikipedia
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In 1920, an international conference on passports and through tickets held by the
League of Nations recommended that passports be
issued in French, historically the language of diplomacy, and one other language.
[44] Currently, the ICAO recommends that passports be issued in English and French, or in the national language of the issuing country and in either English or French. Many European countries use their national language, along with English and French.
Some unusual language combinations are:
- Passports of European Union states bear all of the official languages of the EU. Two or three languages are printed at the relevant points, followed by reference numbers which point to the passport page where translations into the remaining languages appear. In addition to the official EU languages, British passports bear Welsh and Scots Gaelic.
- The Barbadian passport and the United States passport are tri-lingual: English, French and Spanish. United States passports were traditionally English and French, but began being printed with a Spanish message and labels during the late 1990s, in recognition of Puerto Rico's Spanish-speaking status. Only the message and labels are in multiple languages, the cover and instructions pages are printed solely in English.
- In Belgium, all three official languages (Dutch, French, German) appear on the cover, in addition to English on the main page. The order of the official languages depends on the official residence of the holder.
- Passports of Bosnia and Herzegovina are in the three official languages (Bosnian, Serbian, Croatian), in addition to English.
- Brazilian passports contain four languages: Portuguese, the official country language, Spanish, in accordance with neighboring nations, English and French.
- Cypriot passports are in Greek, Turkish and English.
- The first page of a Libyan passport is in Arabic only. The last page (first page from western viewpoint) has an English equivalent of the information on the Arabic first page (western last page). Similar arrangements are found in passports of some other Arab countries.
- Iraqi passports are in Arabic, Kurdish and English.
- Macau SAR passports are in three languages: Chinese, Portuguese and English.
- New Zealand passports are in English and Māori.
- Norwegian passports are in the two forms of the Norwegian language, Bokmål and Nynorsk, and in English.
- Sri Lankan passports are in Sinhala, Tamil and English.
- Swiss passports are in five languages: German, French, Italian, Romansh and English.
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Swiss passport
The data page/information page is printed in the 4 Swiss official languages: German, French, Italian, Romansch.
English is also used.
[7] (except for the last cover page where certain Information for Swiss citizens is only in the 4 Swiss official languages. On page 2 there are 13 languages which of 12 are the official languages from the EU (German, French, Italian, Romansh, English, Danish, Greek, Norwegian, Portuguese, Swedish and Spanish).
On the back cover page there is the sentence also in all
This passport contains 40 pages.
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