Strengthening Trade Ties with Seamless Logistics and Strategic Connectivity
Explore strategic shipping routes and modes of transport for trade between the UAE and Pakistan, including estimated transit times.
This page details key transport routes between the UAE and Pakistan across sea, air, and road, essential for planning efficient and cost-effective shipping strategies.
Key airports like Jinnah International, Allama Iqbal International, and Islamabad International support robust cargo operations with modern facilities. Strategic seaports like Karachi Port, Port Qasim, and Gwadar Port are well-equipped for handling large volumes of cargo efficiently.
In the UAE, customs duty is typically 5%, with a VAT of 5% on goods. Pakistan charges variable customs duties based on the product type, a general sales tax of 17%, and an excise duty on specific goods.
Restricted items include alcohol, which is highly controlled in both countries, pharmaceuticals requiring proper documentation, and arms and ammunition which are subject to stringent government regulations.
Essential documents for imports into Pakistan include a Commercial Invoice, Certificate of Origin, Packing List, Bill of Lading or Airway Bill, Insurance Certificate, and an Import License if necessary.
Pakistan exports textiles, garments, rice, surgical instruments, and leather goods, while the UAE's primary exports to Pakistan include crude oil, natural gas, precious metals, petrochemicals, and vehicles.
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