Pakistan is finally getting its first official Apple Store after a long wait.
The store will open its doors in Lahore in the Dolmen Mall by the end of 2025.
The people will be able to get iPhones, MacBooks, iPads, and other gadgets.
“This will ensure that customers have convenient access to a wide range of Apple products, including iPhones, iPads, MacBooks, Apple watches, and accessories,” said Air Link.
Air Link Communication is behind this mega launch.
Last month, Apple launched its much-awaited iPhone 17.
Mercantile, Apple’s only authorised distributor in Pakistan, has launched the iPhone 17 family nationwide, complete with PTA approval, network compatibility, and official warranty support.
According to Mercantile, the iPhone 17, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max, and the ultra-thin iPhone Air are now available across its partner retailers countrywide.
Because these units are PTA approved, buyers avoid the risks tied to grey market imports such as blocked networks, denied claims, or missing after sales service.
Local prices sit well above US launch tags due to import duties, taxes, currency impact, and PTA registration fees.
For instance, the iPhone 17 Pro Max that starts at $1,199 in the US lands at PKR 565,000 for the 256 GB base model in Pakistan.
