DOCUMENT GUIDE
Country Document Guide
Select a destination country to see the trade documents required for import clearance, with practical notes.
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Pakistan
Required Documents
Required- 1
Commercial Invoice
The core document stating the transaction value and terms. Customs at destination uses it to assess duties.
- 2
Packing List
States quantity, weight and volume per package, enabling fast inspection and customs clearance.
- 3
Shipper's Letter of Instruction
Your instructions to the carrier for the shipment. It is the basis for drafting the Bill of Lading.
- 4
EIF Confirmation
Confirmation of the Electronic Import Form the consignee files through Pakistan's WeBOC system before the cargo arrives. Ask your consignee for the confirmation once it is filed, and upload it.
The consignee files the EIF electronically via WeBOC before arrival — upload the confirmation once it is filed.
- 5
Certificate of Origin
Certifies where the goods were produced. Required to claim preferential (FTA) duty rates.
COO generally required for Pakistani import clearance.
Optional Documents
Optional- 6
Dangerous Goods Declaration
Required only for dangerous goods, prepared under the IMDG Code.
Only if the cargo is classified as dangerous goods (IMDG).