✅ 3 Easy Steps to Get Your Import Export License in Pakistan – Powered by PakAdvisor
Are you planning to start an import/export business in Pakistan?
If so, we have great news — getting your Import Export License is easier than you think! With PakAdvisor, the process is fast, simple, and fully guided.
Before you can begin trading internationally, you need to complete some key registrations.
LLP Registration NTN National Tax Number – Limited Liability Partnership – SECP FBR
🌍 First Step 1: Register Your Business (Benefits of Company or Sole Proprietor)
Before applying for an import/export license, you must have a registered business. You can choose:
Sole Proprietor
Partnership Firm
Private Limited Company
👉 Don’t have your business registered yet? PakAdvisor’s service can help you register your business quickly with SECP or FBR.
📄 2nd Step 2: Apply for NTN & Sales Tax Registration
Once your business is registered:
Apply for National Tax Number (NTN) through the FBR portal.
For certain products, Sales Tax Registration may also be required.
✅ PakAdvisor will handle this for you – from document preparation to final submission.
🛃 3rd Step 3: Register with the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP)
This is the final step to officially become an importer/exporter:
Register with TDAP (Trade Development Authority of Pakistan)
Submit required documents including:
Business Registration Certificate
NTN Certificate
Bank Account Maintenance Certificate
Letterhead and Visiting Card
Undertaking on Stamp Paper
🎯 Once approved, you’ll receive your Import Export License and be ready to trade globally!
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Don’t stress over paperwork and procedures. Let PakAdvisor manage the full process for you — quickly, affordably, and professionally.
📱 Contact Us Today
Website: www.pakadvisor.com
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To sum up, PakAdvisor simplifies the process so you can focus on growing your business. Most importantly, we save you valuable time and effort.
“Moreover, our expert team ensures zero delays and zero rejections.”
