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Pakistan Removes 5-Year Age Limit on Used Car Imports | Canadian Bank Fraud

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Welcome to Aaj Ki Khabar on JOHO Live Infotainment! Pakistan has announced a major change in its used car import policy. The federal government has removed the five-year age restriction on commercially imported used vehicles, allowing cars older than five years to be imported. According to the Ministry of Commerce, the change takes effect from October 30, 2026. However, commercial imports will remain subject to applicable import policy requirements, environmental standards, and safety regulations. In this video, we discuss: • Pakistan's new used car import policy 2026. • Removal of the five-year age restriction. • Can older Japanese imported cars now enter Pakistan? • Will imported car prices decrease in Pakistan? • What does this decision mean for car buyers? • Environmental and safety requirements for imported vehicles. • Pakistan's upcoming new auto policy. • Possible effects on the local automobile industry. Will this government decision make imported cars more affordable for Pakistani buyers? A shocking alleged international banking fraud case has emerged involving Canadian banks, fake identities, AI-generated images, and suspected credit card fraud. According to Pakistan's National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA), a suspected network involving three Pakistani nationals and four Indian nationals living in Canada allegedly used fabricated identities and documents to obtain credit cards from Canadian financial institutions. Watch the complete video and share your opinion in the comments. Subscribe for the latest Pakistan news, automobile updates, economic developments, and policy changes. #PakistanCarImport #UsedCarsPakistan #PakistanAutoPolicy #ImportedCars #CarPrices #CanadaBankFraud #CyberCrime #AIIdentityFraud #PakistanNews #InvestigativeJournalism