Quick Answer: To transfer a .pk domain, you must obtain an Authorization Code from the current owner, initiate the transfer in your PKNIC account, and pay a transfer fee equivalent to 1 PKNIC Prepaid Card. The transfer also adds 2 years to the domain's expiration date.
Whether you purchased a domain from someone else, are moving away from an agency that registered it on your behalf, or are simply consolidating your domains into a single PKNIC account, transferring a .pk domain requires a specific procedure.
Unlike some international registrars where transfers are free if the domain isn't renewed, PKNIC requires a mandatory transfer fee. This fee is identical to the registration fee and is paid by applying 1 PKNIC Prepaid Card (PKR 3,850) during the transfer process.
The good news? This fee is not wasted. A successful transfer automatically extends the domain's registration period by an additional 2 years.
Contact the current domain holder, web designer, or agency. They must log into their PKNIC account, locate the domain, and generate an Authorization Code (Auth/EPP Code). They must provide this code to you securely.
Upon verifying the Auth Code, the system will ask for payment to finalize the transfer.