CUSTOMS
CLEARANCE
The following is an easy way to estimate the cost of your clearance, including duties and fees for importing goods.
Customs Clearance FAQ's
How Can I Clear My Shipment from Customs in Pakistan? + -
To clear your shipment from customs in Pakistan, you need to follow these steps:
- Prepare documents: Ensure you have the required documents like the Bill of Lading, commercial invoice, packing list, import license, and certificates (if needed).
- Submit customs declaration: Fill out a Goods Declaration (GD) form on Pakistan's WeBOC (Web-Based One Customs) system.
- Payment of duties and taxes: Pay the necessary customs duties and taxes.
- Inspection: Your shipment may be inspected by customs officers.
- Clearance and release: Once duties are paid, and the inspection is cleared, your goods will be released.
Customs Duties and Taxes for Importing Goods into Pakistan + -
The customs duties and taxes for importing goods into Pakistan include:
- Customs Duty: Varies based on the type of goods being imported.
- Sales Tax: Generally 17% on the value of goods, but this can vary depending on the product.
- Additional Duties: Some goods may be subject to additional customs or regulatory duties.
- Income Tax: Withholding income tax on imports, usually around 6%.
- Other taxes: Excise duties and other levies may apply depending on the type of goods.
How can I clear my goods from customs in Pakistan? + -
To clear your shipment from customs in Pakistan, you need to follow these steps:
- Prepare documents: Ensure you have the required documents like the Bill of Lading, commercial invoice, packing list, import license, and certificates (if needed).
- Submit customs declaration: Fill out a Goods Declaration (GD) form on Pakistan's WeBOC (Web-Based One Customs) system.
- Payment of duties and taxes: Pay the necessary customs duties and taxes.
- Inspection: Your shipment may be inspected by customs officers.
- Clearance and release: Once duties are paid, and the inspection is cleared, your goods will be released.
What are the customs duties and taxes for importing goods into Pakistan? + -
The customs duties and taxes for importing goods into Pakistan include:
- Customs Duty: Varies based on the type of goods being imported.
- Sales Tax: Generally 17% on the value of goods, but this can vary depending on the product.
- Additional Duties: Some goods may be subject to additional customs or regulatory duties.
- Income Tax: Withholding income tax on imports, usually around 6%.
- Other taxes: Excise duties and other levies may apply depending on the type of goods.