Compliance Without the Paperwork Headache
Every industry in Pakistan has its own licensing body, forms, and compliance rules. We track these for you—mapping document requirements, coordinating with regulatory boards, and ensuring renewals happen on time. Whether it’s tech, agriculture, food exports, or manufacturing, we know the correct channels and how to get approvals without repeated file rejections. Our process saves weeks in back-and-forth and keeps you ready for market entry or export.
How long does PSEB software company registration take?
Typically 7–14 working days, depending on document readiness and PSEB workload.
Do you provide end-to-end OEP license assistance?
Yes—from initial application filing to BEOE compliance checks and interview preparation.
Can you help with agri-product export certifications?
Absolutely—we cover honey, tea, seeds, and other agriculture-based exports.
Use Cases We Handle Every Day
PSEB Software Company Registration
Register IT companies with the Pakistan Software Export Board for tax incentives, export eligibility, and official recognition.
OEP Overseas Employment License
Obtain Overseas Employment Promoter licensing via the Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment, enabling legal manpower export.
Pesticide Manufacturing License
Secure manufacturing approval from Ministry of National Food Security & Research, ensuring compliance with quality and safety standards.
Seed Company Certification
Get certified under the Seed Act for production, distribution, and export of seeds in Pakistan.
Fertilizer Distribution License
Register with the provincial agriculture department for legal fertilizer sales and distribution.
Honey Export Certification
Meet food safety and quality control criteria to export honey to international markets.
Tea Board Registration
Obtain registration with the Pakistan Tea Association for import/export and trade of tea products.
Textile Export License
Comply with textile export regulations for shipping goods to international buyers, including TDAP documentation.
