What's included
- Document check before the truck reaches the border
- Goods declaration (GD) filed on Pakistan Customs' electronic system
- HS code classification and valuation support
- Attending examination and sampling at Gabd
- Coordination with other departments when goods need permits or certificates
- Release, gate-out and handover to your transporter
Documents usually required
- Commercial invoice
- Packing list
- Certificate of origin
- Importer's or exporter's registration details (NTN and customs registration)
- Truck and driver details, or a TIR carnet for TIR movements
- Permits or certificates for regulated goods, such as food, plants and chemicals
Requirements depend on the goods and the rules in force when you ship. Send us your list and we'll confirm what applies to your cargo. See also our guide to documents for Iran–Pakistan trade.
How it works
Share your documents
Send scans of the invoice, packing list and any certificates before the cargo is dispatched.
Review and declaration
We check the documents, confirm the classification and file the goods declaration.
Examination and assessment
We attend any examination at Gabd and follow the assessment of duties and taxes.
Release
Once duties are paid and the cargo is released, it moves on by truck or into storage.
Questions about this service
Can you clear goods that are already at the border?
Yes. Send us the documents and vehicle details and we'll check what is needed to file the declaration and get the cargo released.
Do you also clear exports from Pakistan to Iran?
Yes. We handle Pakistan export formalities at Gabd and arrange the Iranian side at Remdan through our Iran-side handling service.
How long does customs clearance take?
It depends on the goods, whether the documents are complete and whether customs orders an examination. We give you an expected timeline with your quote and update you at each stage.