Multan Dry Port Clearing Agent

Need a reliable Multan dry port clearing agent? Ibrahim Logistics clears imports and exports at Multan Dry Port, arranges bonded transport from Karachi and Port Qasim and delivers to your door.

The Multan dry port serves South Punjab, an agricultural and textile region with exporters of mangoes, cotton products and handicrafts.

Who ships through Multan Dry Port

Importers and exporters of cotton and textiles, mangoes and agricultural produce, fertiliser and agri inputs, and handicrafts in and around Multan use the dry port to clear cargo close to their factories and warehouses.

Multan dry port clearing agent – step by step

Container discharged at Karachi or Port Qasim
Transshipment declared and container moved under bond to Multan
Arrival reported at the dry port
GD filed, assessment and examination at the dry port
Duties paid and release order issued
Delivery to your factory or warehouse in Multan

Good to know about Multan Dry Port

Seasonal reefer exports of mangoes need fast phytosanitary and clearance.
Imports of fertiliser and agri machinery for the region.
Road link to Karachi via the motorway network.

Documents for clearance at Multan Dry Port

Commercial invoice and packing list
Bill of lading (original, telex release or seaway bill)
NTN / STRN of the importer or exporter
Certificate of origin – for FTA or GSP duty benefits
Permits for regulated goods (DRAP, PSQCA, plant protection, etc.)
Transshipment permit linking the container to the dry port

Costs at Multan Dry Port

Duties and taxes – customs duty, sales tax, income tax and other levies, paid to the government.
Clearing charges – our fee for filing and following the GD.
Terminal and port charges – handling, storage and examination charges.
Shipping line charges – delivery order and container deposit or detention.
Transport – from the terminal to your premises.
Permits and tests – only for regulated goods.

Dry port clearance adds the bonded move from Karachi but often saves on up-country transport and lets you attend the examination locally.

Customs terms you will hear

GD: Goods Declaration – the customs declaration for imports or exports.
WeBOC / PSW: The customs online system and the Pakistan Single Window used to file GDs and permits.
IGM: Import general manifest – the list of cargo on the vessel, lodged on arrival.
HS code: The tariff code that decides duty rates and any permits.
Release order: The customs permission that lets the cargo leave the terminal.

Our services at Multan Dry Port

Shipping from Multan to the world

Main export and import lanes handled through Multan Dry Port:

Other ports we cover

As your Multan dry port clearing agent, we file the GD, attend the examination, pay duties on your instruction and deliver the container. Send the bill of lading to our Multan dry port clearing agent team on WhatsApp for a cost estimate before the vessel arrives.

For a rate, call 0300 3364422 or send the details on WhatsApp – commodity, weight or volume, origin and destination – or use our online quote form. We reply the same working day.

Multan dry port clearing agent – FAQs

Do you have staff at Multan Dry Port?

Our team handles filing and examinations at the dry port, coordinated from our nearest office.

How long does clearance at Multan Dry Port take?

After the container arrives under bond, clearance usually takes 1–3 working days with correct documents.

Can you send my container from Multan Dry Port to my factory?

Yes, by trailer with tracking, and we return the empty container to the line.

What documents do I need?

Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, NTN / STRN and any permits for regulated goods.