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| Our agency has been handling total project, plant and
machinery import clearances. We also provide ancillary services such as
transportation, packing, warehousing, labor and so on, from the ports to
various project sites. Our proficiency in handling export clearances by
sea and by air for various commodities to the destination world over.
This includes our best and complete services for import and export
clearances for 100% export oriented units also.
We have a fully equipped office with computerized functioning.
Our dedicated and trained team of professionals attending to
various duties including outdoor jobs at Karachi's both air &
sea ports, Karachi port, Port Qasim for import and export
clearances. We have always tried and prove our might with the
work efficiency of our staff. |
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CUSTOM
CLEARING:
- Custom Documentation
- Carting / Receiving Goods
- Examination Of Shipments
- Handling of stuffing & de-stuffing at
Ports.
CLEARANCE TIME:
We understand the gravity of the Transit Time for clearance and
hence we put our best efforts to clear any given shipments at
the earliest possible time. We count on Micro Seconds than Days.
We normally clear the consignments within two / three working
days both for Import & Export after receipt of all the
documents.
Document's required for Import Clearance:
- Invoice in original Attested by Bank
- Packing list in Original
- Bill of lading / AWF in Original endorsed
by the Importer & Bank (as applicable)
- Insurance certificate / Cover note
- Purchase Order & Letter of Credit (if
any)
- Price List / Sale Contract
- Import license (if the item requires
License)
- Write-up / Literature
- Specifications & Catalogue
- Authorization Letter
- GAT Import Declaration
Afghan Transit :
The rebuilding process of Afghanistan is in
full swing leading to a dramatic increase of Afghan Transit and
the Govt. of Pakistan has extended her full co-operation to
brotherly neighboring country. In view of this rapid change we
are pleased to mention here under the procedure for the
clearance of Afghan Transit Goods through Pakistan, which could
be divided in to three categories:
- Commercial Cargo
- Non Commercial Cargo (Military and
humanitarian relief subsistence cargo)
Commercial Cargo: All type of commercial import is allowed for Afghanistan
through Pakistan except cigarettes and auto parts.
Transportation of the commercial cargo is only allowed by
Pakistan Railway or though NLC (National Logistic Cell, a
transportation company, owned by Government of Pakistan) up
to Peshawar OR Chaman, the borders cities of Pakistan. The
consignments are unloaded at Karachi and Bin Qasim Ports and
Pakistan Customs formalities, for in transit goods, are
completed before loading into Railway wagons or trucks for
final destination in Afghanistan. Transportation through NLC
is about 50 to 60% more expensive than Pakistan Railway, but
much speedier as well. Following is some relevant
information:
Clearance Time at Karachi Sea Ports:
Approximately Two ( 2 ) working days
Transit Time from Karachi Ports to Kabul or Kandhar:
- By Railway: One Month after
loading from Karachi
(railway wagons supply is subject to availability)
- By NLC: 8 to 10 days
Documents Required: -Original B/L -Invoice -Packing List -Jawaznama (Afghan Government Registration certificate
for Afghan Importers).
Non-Commercial Cargo: Non commercial cargo could be dispatched to final
destination by NLC trucks.
Clearance Time at Karachi Sea Ports:
Approximately Two ( 2 ) working days
Transit Time from Karachi Ports to Kabul or Kandhar:
Tips : for Preparing Shipping Documents:
- B/L must show the name and address of Afghan
importers as consignee - Description column of B/L, invoice & Packing list must
have the inscription, “Goods in Transit to Afghanistan via
Karachi.” - All packages must be marked, “Goods in Transit to
Afghanistan via Pakistan.” - Original B/L should be forwarded direct to us to avoid
unnecessary endorsement charges of local forwarders. - Karachi shipping Agents should be provided all correct
information before the arrival of vessel and they should be
requested to be careful in filing the shipping manifest for
Afghan cargo. Pakistan customs authorities are very
reluctant in accepting the amendment in manifest.
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