Vessel arrival and discharge
Most sea cargo arrives at Karachi Port or Port Qasim. Arrival means the vessel is in port, and discharge means your container has been lifted off it.
Follow your cargo into and out of Pakistan. Enter a container, BL, booking or AWB number to see the latest status and what has already happened.
Most sea cargo arrives at Karachi Port or Port Qasim. Arrival means the vessel is in port, and discharge means your container has been lifted off it.
Goods Declarations are filed electronically on WeBOC, with Pakistan Single Window linking other agencies. A container normally cannot leave until its declaration clears.
If customs selects the shipment for examination, expect extra time. After clearance and line release, gate out is recorded when the container leaves the terminal.
Air cargo is traced by AWB through the main airports. Inland containers have their own release and delivery steps after the port leg, including at the dry ports.
Enter your container, BL, booking or AWB number in the search box at the top of this page. You will see the latest status and the milestones reported so far.
Vessel arrival, discharge, customs filing and clearance on WeBOC, examination if selected, release and gate out. Each one decides when you can collect the cargo and when storage charges can start.
Discharge only means the container left the vessel. It also needs customs clearance and release from the shipping line before it can leave the terminal.
Yes. Our licensed clearing agents file Goods Declarations at Karachi Port, Port Qasim, the main airports and the dry ports, so you can follow and clear with one team.
Enter your number at the top of the page, or talk to our team about a shipment you are planning.