Halal certification in Pakistan in 3 working days.
Global Halal Certificate certifies Pakistan manufacturers, brands and restaurants through a document-based review. One flat fee of $497 USD per certificate, valid five years.
The Pakistan halal market
Pakistan exports rice, spices and packaged foods worldwide, and overseas buyers often request an independent halal certificate for each product.
Applicants from Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad most often come from food exporters, rice and spice brands, confectionery and personal care manufacturers selling abroad. We check ingredient lists and supplier documents remotely, so a complete submission becomes a numbered certificate within three working days.
Halal certification cost in Pakistan
- $497 USD per certificate, paid once
- Valid for 5 years with no renewal invoices
- No audit travel or site visit fees
- Optional Halal Certified directory listing at $47 per month
Pakistan halal certification questions
How much does halal certification cost in Pakistan?
GHC charges one flat fee of $497 USD per halal certificate, valid for five years, with no annual renewal invoices and no audit travel costs. Pakistan companies pay the same price as everyone else.
How long does halal certification take in Pakistan?
Three working days from a complete submission. The review is document based, so Pakistan applicants are not waiting for an auditor to travel to site.
What can be certified in Pakistan?
Vegetarian food and drink, cosmetics, medicines and supplements, cleaning products, finished products containing already certified halal meat, and restaurants serving no pork or alcohol. We do not certify slaughterhouses or butchers.
Will buyers outside Pakistan accept the certificate?
The certificate is issued per product, carries a verification number buyers can check, and is used for retail listings and export documentation. Some importing countries have their own mandatory schemes, so confirm requirements with your buyer.