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We happily legalise all commercial documents upon request.
The requirements are the following:
1. Any kind of commercial document submitted by German firms must beforehand be legalised by a Notary public (Notar) and then by the Präsident des Landgerichts or Industrie- und Handelskammer
2. A copy of the passport or I.D. Card of the Managing Director of the company must be included
3. The attestation fee is 50€ per document can be paid in cash or bank transfer
4. A copy of the original documents for our record
5. A return envelope with stamps worth € 3.90
Please contact our office before handing in any kind of documentation.
We kindly ask for your understanding that visas and passports cannot be issued, renewed or legalised by our office.
Online Visa application is available at:
https://visa.nadra.gov.pk/
For further information regarding visa and passports please contact:
Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan:
Tel: 0049 30 212 440
http://pakemb.de
Consulate General of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan:
Tel: 0049 69 698 67850
http://pakmissionfrankfurt.de
Would you like to initiate new projects in Pakistan or do you have questions regarding the country? Please contact us.
We look forward to hear from you at info at pakistan-bayern.net.
NEWS
October 2019: A delegation consists of Pakistani Senators visited Munich
Munich, October 2019: Hanns-Seidel-Foundation, which works in the area of democracy, peace and development, organised a visit of members of the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Senate of Pakistan. Senator Mushahid Hussain Sayed, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, leaded the delegation.
During their stay in Munich the delegates visited the headquarter of the Hanns-Seidel-Foundation as well as the Bavarian State Ministry of the Interior, sport and integration, attending a briefing about the refugee flows, lack of skilled workers and integration of migrants in Bavaria.
Furthermore, during a dinner with Honorary Consul Dr. Poetis possibilities to improve the relationship between Pakistan and Germany were pointed out, also to boost the business ties between both countries. Consul Dr. Poetis informed the delegates about the last two Bavarian business delegations to Pakistan, which took place in October 2018 and April 2019. The senators appreciated Honorary Consul Dr. Poetis for his contribution towards prosperous Pakistan.
Pakistan, October 2019: From meeting the PM to visiting the mountainous north, Prince William and Kate have spent a busy two days in Pakistan. After landing in Islamabad to a red-carpet welcome, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spent their first full day in Pakistan visiting a girl’s college in the capital and the Margalla Hills, and later meeting President Arif Alvi and Prime Minister Imran Khan at their official residences. In the evening, they mingled with the who’s who of the country’s political, entertainment and business spheres at a reception in Islamabad
September 2019: Pakistani Parliamentarians hosted by Bavarian Senior Ministerial official and Pakistan’s Honorary Consul to Bavaria after three days of intensive introduction to the region
Munich, September 2019: The Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs, Regional Development and Energy and the Honorary Consul of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan for Bavaria & Baden-Wuerttemberg hosted a dinner for a delegation of representatives from five of the Provincial and Legislative Houses of Pakistan from Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab, Sindh, Azad Jammu and Kashmir, and Gilgit Baltistan at the Kashmir Inn Restaurant in Munich.
The delegation, headed by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly Deputy Speaker Hon. Mahmood Jan,was visiting Munich as part of a study tour organized by the EU-funded SUBAI parliamentary assistance project. The delegation met the Bavarian Landtag for a direct exchange with Parliamentarians and to learn more about the functioning of the Regional Parliaments in Germany particularly in regard to their legislative functions and their committee processes. A further focus was on the efforts of the Landtag to ensure gender equality in its administration. The delegation also was keen to learn from Bavaria’s leading role in implementing its sustainable energy policy, particularly the use of renewable energy resources, witnessed first hand during its visit to the Energiedorf (Energy Village) Wilpoldsried.
July 2019: Dr. Pantelis Christian Poetis new member of basic Supervisory Board
Munich, July 2019 – basic AG has appointed Dr. Pantelis Christian Poetis (60) as a new member of the Supervisory Board. Dr. Poetis will succeed Nils El Accad (CEO Organic Foods & Café).
With Dr. Pantelis Christian Poetis, basic gains a strategy and marketing expert and connoisseur of the food logistics and retail industry as a member of the supervisory board. After working for Bayerische Vereinsbank, later HVB, he spent several years in the investment management of the Quandt Group, where he was last responsible as Managing Director. This was followed by positions on the board of TBWA/Germany until Poetis founded the strategy consultancy POWERGROUP in 2004, which he still heads today.
Together with customers and cooperation partners from the food retail trade, food transport logistics and the automotive industry, the POWERGROUP developed the initiative WORLDWIDE RESPONSIBILITY for the benefit of table organizations on three continents. The reason for this was Dr. Poetis’ close connection to the founders of the Münchner und der Berliner Tafel, Hannelore Kiethe and Sabine Werth. “Through my many years of cooperation with the Tafel, I have once again come to know and appreciate the value of food in a completely different way,” says Dr. Poetis. For its commitment, the POWERGROUP has twice been awarded the Tafel-Teller, which is awarded by the Bundesverband Deutsche Tafel together with the Bundesfamilienministerium.
“It is a special honour for me that my career circle is closing today to a certain extent”, says Dr. Poetis, “On the one hand, I have been connected to the food retail trade and in particular to the associated logistics for many years now, on the other hand, the claim of basic to promote a “grand-suitable lifestyle” is a matter close to my heart – also because this phase as father of four adult children is now very relevant for me”.
July 2019: Market entry Pakistan: The POWERGROUP provides medium-sized German companies access to the Pakistani Cyber Security market.
Pullach, July 2019 – Through a long-term cooperation agreement with the Munich consultancy connecting trust, the POWERGROUP is further expanding its offer for market entry into Pakistan in the area of cyber security. This will bring together top-class representatives from their respective fields: Tom Koehler, founder of connecting trust, has been an expert and thought leader in the fields of risk management, cyber security and digital technologies in industry and government organisations for over 20 years. He has worked with EY, Airbus Defense & Space, RSA, Microsoft, VeriSign, the European Network and Information Security Agency, and the European Cyber Security Organisation ECSO.
Oliver Rolofs, Managing Partner of connecting trust, has many years of experience in the field of communications, public affairs and the conceptual design of content for major international conferences and brings a high-ranking network of business and politics into the cooperation. He has held various leading positions, including Head of Global Media Relations for the management consultancy Roland Berger and Head of Communications for the Munich Security Conference, where he also established the cyber and energy security program.
In the 15 years since its foundation, the POWERGROUP has developed into a recognized consulting firm for the support of market entries; thanks to the Pakistan expertise of its founder and managing director, Dr. Pantelis Christian Poetis, who has been the Honorary Consul of Pakistan for Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg since 2008. Through the identification of suitable partner companies and market potential, the POWERGROUP has set itself the goal of supporting German companies in the establishment of a presence in Pakistan, which is in many cases terra incognita, especially for German medium-sized businesses.
