The federal government has started the implementation of one of the major requirements of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) regarding the currency declaration by inbound and outbound international passengers.
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has made it mandatory for all international passengers coming to or moving out of Pakistan to fill out currency declaration forms and hand them to the airline staff.
The passengers will be required to disclose all types of domestic and foreign currencies on the currency declaration form which must be filled out before check-in for the flight.
CAA representatives also explained all the clauses of the currency declaration form to the staff members of all domestic and international airlines during a meeting held on Monday.
The aviation authority has also directed all airlines to ensure the availability of currency declaration forms at all of their ticket booking offices as well as to set up special counters to receive these forms.
According to the official statement issued by the CAA, with reference to the federal government’s instructions conveyed by CAA regarding the submission of customs declaration (including currency declaration) by all inbound/outbound international passengers, a meeting had been chaired by Chief Operating Officer/APM and participated by all airlines, and ground handling agencies to discuss the subject instructions.
For inbound flights, airlines are required to ensure in-flight announcement by the flight crew for every inbound flight for submission of subject declaration wherein the passengers will mention the currency under the regulatory requirements of FATF. The airline crew will distribute the declaration during the flight to all the passengers, irrespective of their nationality. The said declaration will be deposited at the customs counter before the immigration desks at international arrival.
For outbound flights, airlines may also direct their staff/travel agents to ensure that they provide a copy of the declaration at the time of booking of ticket. At check-in counters, airlines are directed to issue boarding pass only once the passengers have deposited the declaration with them. Pakistan Customs are required to deploy their staff along with airline staff to supervise/assist the passengers at the dedicated facilitation counter inside the check-in hall. The airline staff will collect the declarations and hand over the same to the customs staff after the closure of the flight along with the passenger’s manifest.
CAA will provide space and counters for the collection of all declaration forms. The above instructions are effective immediately.



PLS INDORSE PAYMENT HOW MUCH WILL CARRY INBOUND OR OUTBOUND…
Inbound no limit. however outbound is10,000$ or 3000pkr.
refer FBR website for more info.
U hv mentioned only the requirement of filling up the forms but u hv not informed the public how much foreign currency one can bring in or take out. All yr notifications are half complete. Let me know immediately the rule
Inbound no limit. however outbound is10,000$ or 3000pkr.
refer FBR website for more info.
How much foreign and Pakistani currency can one bring in and take out
Inbound no limit. however outbound is10,000$ or 3000pkr.
refer FBR website for more info.
It’s wasting times of passengers on the top of a way of corruption
Yes respected citizens to declare every thing but an accuesd is appointed as PM by a chokidar
#SHAME
Concerned officials are always reluctant to inform u the rights but ready to put u under fear even on doubts .
Salaam
How can I get a pdf to download
Up till now what iv learned is that it’s always a different rule for each passenger ..the richer take as much as they want and economy class always get pulled up with harassment.
جنہوں نے کرنسی لے کر جانی تھی وہ لے گئے ہیں ۔اب غریب عوام کی چیکنگ ہو گی
And soon the passengers will have to declare at the time of going out and coming in what they took in breakfast / lunch / dinner and how much time they spent in the toilet before boarding the plane. For God’s sake stop here.
This country is becoming increasingly difficult to live in.