Islamabad, Jan 21: Consumers must only purchase PTA-approved mobile devices. The device will have a “PTA Approved” stamp, ensuring network compatibility and security within Pakistan’s mobile ecosystem. This step is crucial for device functionality and security.
The registration process requires payment of taxes and duties set by the FBR. It also demands that the device meet PTA’s technical standards. Both FBR and PTA verify compliance to protect the mobile network and infrastructure.
For updates on taxes and duties, visit the FBR website’s ‘Mobile Devices Regularization’ section. This resource keeps stakeholders informed and ensures regulatory compliance.
The PTA and FBR aim to create a secure digital future for Pakistan. Compliance with mobile registration and tax requirements is key to building a stronger digital economy. Adhering to these regulations ensures a safer, more efficient mobile environment.
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Here, we delve into the crucial aspects of registering your mobile device through the Device Identification, Registration, and Blocking System (DIRBS), a collaborative effort between the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) and the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR).
