Mobile Devices Regularization – DIRBS

Device Identification and Blocking System (DIRBS) is a program designed to identify compatible devices running on local mobile networks. It automatically registers compatible devices running on cellular networks and ultimately blocks incompatible devices.

DIRBS introduced w.e.f. December 1st, 2018.

International travelers and importers are requested to view the following information to confirm the proper registration process for mobile devices.

(i) S.R.O No. 50(I)/2019 and 51(I)/2019
(ii)  Customs General Order No. 10 of 2019  &  Customs General Order No. 1 of 2019
(iii) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – Updated with latest Rate of Duty and Taxes on Mobile Phones

For further information on the matter kindly visit: Device Verification System – PTA or contact us.

Moreover, if you want to calculate your income tax, you can use Tax Calculator and for more information, please website.

Also Read:
How to become Filer
How to check FBR Filer Status
What is point of Sale System
Who is Filer and Non-filer

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