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If you are in Karachi right now, better to say "I have come to Karachi."
If you are not in Karachi right now but had a trip there before, better to say "I have been to Karachi."
If you are talking about someone who is in Karachi right now, you should say " They have gone to Karachi."
If you are not in Karachi right now but had a trip there before, better to say "I have been to Karachi."
If you are talking about someone who is in Karachi right now, you should say " They have gone to Karachi."
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Anonymous I have gone to Karachi.Proper nouns should always be capitalised and sentences must end with a punctuation mark — in this case a full stop (period).
I might write that in a note to my family to let them know where I am if I suddenly disappear.
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