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Registering Your Business for Exports with Various Authorities in Pakistan
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Understanding Pakistan’s Export Regulatory Framework and Its Purpose
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Understanding The Harmonized System (HS Codes) and The Pakistan Customs Tariff
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Pakistan Customs’ Export Procedures and Processes
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Understanding Mandatory Compliance Mechanisms Imposed by Importing Countries
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Understanding Pakistan’s Trade Agreements and The Importance of Rules of Origin
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Complying with Buyer Requirements, Standards, And Voluntary Adoption of Standards
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Packaging and Labelling for Exports
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Understanding Sea and Air Infrastructure and Services
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Understanding Different Types of Sea/Air Vessels, Cargo, Containerization
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Incoterms – How to Use Them and Their Importance
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Understanding Your Responsibilities and Legal Obligations as An Exporter
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Financing Options for Exports
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Concessionary Facilities Offered by the FBR and Ministry of Commerce to Exporters
About the course
This e-learning course provides you with an overview of export procedures in Pakistan, key importing markets (EU, USA, UK)’ requirements and standards, sea and air freight options for export and government incentives for export. One or more certificates will be issued for the completion of different or all parts of the course.
By enrolling in the course, participants also have access to a virtual learning space where they can exchange experiences, tips and business ideas among themselves and interact with trade professionals.
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Free of charge
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Flexible pace of learning
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5 core learning modules and 14 sub-modules
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Certificate of completion
Who can enrol in the course?
Core modules of the course
Export procedures & compliance with national export regulations
In this module, learn which are relevant export regulations and procedures to export from PakistanImporting country compliance for key destination markets (e. g. UK, USA, EU)
In this module, learn the import requirements of key markets and preferred buyers’ standardsPackaging & labelling for export.
In this module, learn which are the packaging and labelling requirements for exportUnderstanding sea & air freight
In this module, learn which are the different options available to move goods in and out of the countryFinancing & government incentives for export
In this module, learn which government incentives and financing options are available to exporters
Available certification options
Certificate of completion – sub-module
For each sub-module completed
Certificate of completion – core module
If all sub-modules within a core module are completed
Certificate of completion – full course
If all sub-modules under all core modules are completed
About us
The International Trade Centre (ITC) is the joint agency of the United Nations (UN) and of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in Geneva, Switzerland, fully dedicated to boost the competitiveness and internationalization of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in developing, transition and least-developed countries (LDCs).
Go to the websiteThe Revenue Mobilisation, Investment and Trade Programme (ReMIT) aims to support Pakistan to implement reforms that lock in macroeconomic stability and improve conditions for high and sustained growth, mutual prosperity, job creation and poverty reduction. It is funded by the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) and implemented in its trade component by the International Trade Centre (ITC).
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