Realme C67 PTA Tax in Pakistan

Exact DIRBS Customs Duty for Realme C67 (Approx $179 USD)

✓ Last Updated: September 2026

Tax on Passport 🛂

Rs. 9,580

Applied when registered within 60 days of international travel (Personal Baggage rule).

Tax on CNIC 🪪

Rs. 14,661

Standard commercial import or registration via local ID.

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Realme C67 PTA Tax — Full Guide 2026

The Realme C67 is a mid-range smartphone with an international retail price of approximately $179 USD. Under Pakistan's DIRBS system, all mobile phones must be registered with the PTA before they can operate on local networks. Based on the current 2026 DIRBS duty schedule, the exact PTA tax for the Realme C67 is:

Step-by-Step: How to Register Realme C67 with PTA

  1. Dial *#06# to get your C67's 15-digit IMEI number
  2. Visit dirbs.pta.gov.pk or download the DIRBS app
  3. Enter IMEI, select registration type (Passport or CNIC)
  4. Generate a PSID (Payment Slip ID) and note the amount: Rs. 9,580 (passport) or Rs. 14,661 (CNIC)
  5. Pay at any 1-Link ATM, JazzCash, Easypaisa, or bank branch
  6. Your C67 will be approved for all Pakistani networks within 24–72 hours

Passport vs CNIC — Which Should You Choose for Realme C67?

Passport registration saves you Rs. 5,081 compared to CNIC. If you bought this phone abroad, always register on passport within 60 days to get the lower rate.

Important Rules & Deadlines

Source: PTA DIRBS duty schedule 2026. Verify current amounts at dirbs.pta.gov.pk before making payment. Rates are updated annually under the Finance Act.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the PTA tax on Realme C67?

The current PTA tax for the Realme C67 is Rs. 9,580 if registered on a passport within 60 days, and Rs. 14,661 if registered on a CNIC.

Why is the CNIC tax higher for the C67?

The FBR imposes a higher regulatory duty and sales tax on commercial imports (CNIC registration) compared to the discounted rates given to international travelers under the personal baggage rule.

Can I pay the Realme C67 tax in installments?

No, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and PTA currently require the full tax amount to be paid in a single transaction to generate the PSID and clear the device for network use.