"CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN CHINA-PAKISTAN FTA" can be issued to Pakistan " Preferential Certificate of Origin" 2006 Starting from January 1, 2020, more than 3,000 tax items for which both sides will implement tax reductions in advance will implement zero tariffs and preferential tariffs respectively. The tariffs for 486 8-digit zero-tariff items originating in China will be gradually reduced in three times within two years. , all reduced to zero on January 1, 2008. 486 8-digit zero-tariff products originating in China are subject to preferential tariffs, with an average preferential margin of 22%. The tariff preferential margins for goods granted tariff preferences range from 1% to Varies from 10%.

To apply for the Pakistan Certificate of Origin, referred to as the China-Pakistan Certificate, FTA provides a bill of lading or fills out the form. The certificate issuance time is 1-2 working days

Let me briefly explain the content of the form:< /p>

Column 1: Exporter

Column 2: Importer

Column 3: Manufacturer

Column 4: Export Shipping date, ship name, voyage, shipping port, import port

Column 5: The customs of the importing country shall indicate in this column whether preferential treatment is given according to the agreement

Column 6: Sequence of goods Number

Column 7: Description of the goods, HS commodity code and total number of boxes (the mark is placed under the product name in this column)

Column 8: Standard of origin

Column 10: Invoice number and invoice date

Column 11: Remarks column

Column 12 : Exporter’s statement (our company stamps here)

Column 13: Instructions of the visa agency (Commodity Inspection Bureau stamps here)

Notes on filling in the China-Pakistan Certificate FTA Matters:

The first column: fill in the legal full name, address and country name of the exporter. The exporter must be a company registered with our Bureau.

The exporter who declares on behalf of other companies can add "ON BEHALF OF (O/B)", "CARE OF (C/O)" or "VIA" after his name, address and country name and then add The name (or address) of the represented company. If the agent company has an overseas name or address, it shall not be declared.

The second column: fill in the legal full name, address and country name of the consignee. When the final consignee is unclear, "TO ORDER" can be filled in this column.

The third column: fill in the full legal name, address and country name of the manufacturer. If the certificated product contains more than one manufacturer, all should be listed. If the exporter wishes to keep the information confidential, he can fill in "AVAILABLE TO CUSTOMS UPON REQUEST". If the manufacturer and exporter are the same, "SAME" should be filled in. If the manufacturer is different from the exporter, and the manufacturer's content cannot determine the nature of the enterprise, the manufacturer's business license must be provided for future reference.

The fourth column: Fill in the departure date, transport number, loading port and unloading port. You can add "ON" or "ON/AFTER" before the departure date to indicate the exact shipping date or the possible shipping date in the next few days. If the transport number is unknown, you can simply fill in the transport method, such as "BY SEA" or "BY AIR". The loading port must be a domestic port. If it is re-exported through Hong Kong, it can be filled in, such as: "SHENZHEN VIA HONGKONG". The port of discharge must be a Pakistani port.

Column 5: The customs office of the importing country indicates in this column whether preferential treatment is granted under the agreement.

Column 6: This column can be filled in with the item number or left blank.

Column 7: Fill in the shipping mark and number on the package. The mark shall not contain the words "Made overseas". Do not fill in "see bill of lading" or "see" etc.

The mark is in the form of a pattern and can be pasted on wheat. Copy and paste the mark into the blank spaces of columns 6 to 11 of the certificate without leaving borders or covering it. If you can't finish one page, paste it on the second page, and so on.

List the detailed name of each commodity and make it correspond to the commodity name on the label and the commodity name on the H.S. code. Fill in the packaging quantity and packaging method. The goods are unpackaged and should be marked "IN BULK" or "IN NUDE". If the mark indicates that the item is for hanging, the total number of pieces (PCS) can be marked.

Indicate the six-digit Harmonized System code (H.S. code) corresponding to the name of the goods.

Column 8: Indicate the origin standards based on which the declared goods enjoy preferential treatment.

(1) If the goods are completely originating, fill in “P”.

(2) If the goods contain imported components and the domestic value component is ≥ 40%, fill in the percentage of the domestic value, for example: “40%”.

(3) If the goods contain imported components and the cumulative value component of the China-Pakistan Free Trade Zone is ≥ 40%, fill in the percentage of the cumulative value, for example: “40%”

(4) Fill in “PSR” if the product meets specific origin standards.

Column 9: Indicate the unit of measurement of the quantity of goods. Units of measurement should be based on the sales units listed.

Such as: "Kilogram", "Taiwan", "piece", "double", "set", etc. Indicate the FOB value of the goods.

The product name and H.S. code in the seventh column, the origin standard in the eighth column and the measurement unit in the ninth column must correspond one to one.

Column 10: Fill in the number and date.

Column 11: This column can indicate the order number, letter of credit number, etc., or it can be left blank.

Column 12: Fill in the declaration date, signature of the declarer, and official seal.

Column 13: Fill in the signing date, signed by the authorized visa officer of the visa agency, and stamped by the visa agency with the registration seal of the visa agency with the words "FORM A"