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PTA allows iPhone 17 Pro Max tax in easy instalments

by Anum Arif
October 22, 2025
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PTA eases iPhone 17 Pro Max approval by introducing easy monthly instalment tax payment options via Bank Alfalah’s Alfa Mall.

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The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has simplified the approval process for the new iPhone 17 Pro Max, introducing a convenient instalment option for users who wish to pay the tax in manageable monthly payments.

This new facility is available via Alfa Mall, the e-commerce platform of Bank Alfalah, which now allows customers to split their PTA tax payments into flexible plans ranging from 3 to 36 months. Instalments start from as low as Rs10,825 per month, helping consumers avoid the strain of a large one-time payment.

For shorter durations—3 and 6 months—customers can enjoy zero-interest plans, while slightly longer options up to 36 months include a nominal markup of 2.5%.

PTA Tax Instalment Breakdown:

Plan DurationMarkup RateMonthly Payment (PKR)
3 Months0%75,966
6 Months0%37,983
9 Months2.5%29,767
12 Months2.5%23,438
24 Months2.5%13,964
36 Months2.5%10,825

To apply, customers can visit the Alfa Mall website, where they simply enter their iPhone IMEI number, name, and CNIC, then select the “Buy Now, Pay Later” option to choose their preferred instalment plan.

The move is being widely welcomed by Apple enthusiasts in Pakistan, who have long faced high PTA registration fees when activating imported smartphones. It’s also part of a broader initiative among local financial institutions to promote consumer-friendly financing for high-end technology purchases.

Experts say such initiatives could encourage greater digital compliance and help increase smartphone registrations through legitimate channels.

Tags: Alfa MallAppleBank AlfalahInstallment PlaniPhone 17 Pro MaxPakistan Telecom AuthorityPTA

Anum Arif

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