iPhone 17 Pro PTA Tax Pakistan
Calculate New or Used Apple iPhone 17 Pro registration-tax estimates for Passport and CNIC routes.
New-device valuation
| Storage | Pakistan Customs value | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 256 GB | USD 1,099 | Launch-price estimate (not official) |
| 512 GB | - | Pending official FBR valuation |
| 1 TB | - | Pending official FBR valuation |
Used-phone valuation
| Option | Customs reference | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Model only / manual value | - | Pending / manual |
Tax rates: FY 2026-27 PTA / DIRBS rule set, including Ninth Schedule Table-II sales tax (18% up to US$500, 25% above) and S.R.O. 1063(I)/2026 additional Customs duty. Figures on this page were checked against those published rulings on 14 November 2026 (Asia/Karachi). The amount generated by DIRBS/FBR remains final.
Estimate — based on launch price; FBR has not yet published an official customs value for this model. Your actual DIRBS assessment may differ.
Manufacturer official US launch price (256 GB): USD 1,099. PTA / DIRBS tax is estimated with the published FY 2026-27 rule set at a USD to PKR rate of 280.
Passport estimate: PKR 110,530.00
CNIC estimate: PKR 122,030.00 + any DIRBS fine or system adjustment
Source: Apple — iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max (published 9 September 2025). Checked 14 November 2026 (Asia/Karachi).
Passport vs CNIC
The Passport / personal baggage route can be exempt from income tax under section 148 where the phone qualifies as personal baggage. The CNIC route includes income tax under section 148. Other components in the FY 2026-27 PTA / DIRBS rule set are estimated on both routes where they apply. Confirm the amount generated by DIRBS/FBR before payment.
How DIRBS / PTA registration works
- Keep the IMEI and your identity documents ready.
- Check the device and generate the payable amount in DIRBS or Pakistan Single Window.
- Pay the amount generated by DIRBS/FBR — that official figure is final.
- Complete registration so the handset can be used on a Pakistani network.
TaxToolSet estimates the tax using the published rule set and the value shown on this page. It does not replace the DIRBS/FBR assessment.