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following allowances shall be allowed
to passengers with less than six months
stay, namely:-
(A) Duty Free Personal Allowance:
(a) Personal allowances as defined
in sub-clause (d) of rule 5 in sub-chapter
1;
(b) a gift allowance to import goods
of the value not exceeding three hundred
US dollars;
(c) one personal computer or laptop
computer along with printers, monitors,
key boards, mouse and cables thereof;
(d) one mobile phone and one watch;
(e) one tape recorder or radio;
(f) games or sporting requisites in
actual use;
(g) foodstuffs including confectionary
and non-spirituous beverages of value
not exceeding five US dollars; and
(h) goods (tabarrakat) of the value
not exceeding one hundred US dollars.
(B) Dutiable Personal Allowance:
Goods of personal, professional or
household effect, whether used or
not, acquired abroad shall be allowed
on payment of customs-duty and other
taxes if not admissible under duty
free allowance:
Provided that the above concessions
shall be admissible once in six months.
13. Temporary import.- (1) An officer
of Customs not below the rank of Superintendent
may allow temporary release of any
personal and professional tools, equipments,
computers, cameras, video camera fitted
with VCR or a video camera and VCR
without payment of customs-duties
by making an endorsement to that effect
of serial number, or other identifications
on the passport of foreigners or against
a bank guarantee for export within
thirty days or return of the tourist
whichever is earlier.
(2) The items released under sub-rule
(1) shall not be sold in Pakistan
and the tourist shall take such items
out of Pakistan with him personally
or may export the same on or before
his departure from Pakistan.
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