Import and export of goods with Pakistan — a bilingual EN/RU contract in 5 minutes. CISG not ratified, settlements in USD
Choose contract type →Four contract types — for any deal structure with a Pakistani partner
Import textiles, clothing, leather goods, rice, and sporting goods from Pakistan.
Export metals, fertilizers, petroleum products, wheat, and machinery.
A contract for services from Pakistani companies: IT outsourcing, textile production, construction.
A contract for services to Pakistani clients: nuclear technology, IT, education.
Key terms to reflect in the contract
Pakistan has not ratified CISG. The Sale of Goods Act, 1930 (of English origin) applies — specify the governing law explicitly.
No CISG · specify lawThe PKR (Pakistani rupee) is not used in international settlements due to volatility. All contracts are in USD. SWIFT via major Pakistani banks.
USD · PKR domesticSupplies to Pakistan's nuclear sector require special export licenses from Rosatom and compliance with non-proliferation rules (NSG). Check applicable restrictions before signing the contract.
Nuclear energy · RosatomA Russian resident is required to repatriate proceeds within the deadlines set in the contract. For amounts from 3 million RUB, a unique contract registration number (UNK) is issued.
173-FZ · repatriationAnswers to the most common questions
Pakistan is a large Islamic republic with a population of over 230 million people. Russia is actively developing trade relations: since 2023, deliveries of Russian oil have increased sharply.
The contract should include the NTN (National Tax Number), company name, and address. Verify through FBR (fbr.gov.pk).
Pakistan has not ratified CISG. The Sale of Goods Act, 1930 (of English origin) applies. For disputes, the Karachi Centre for Dispute Resolution (KCDR) or the ICC is recommended.
Since 2023, Pakistan has been purchasing Russian oil at discounted prices. Contracts for oil and petroleum products are drawn up in USD, with settlements through Pakistani state banks.
The Port of Karachi is Pakistan's largest port. From Black Sea ports via Suez — 18–25 days.