Property laws in Pakistan are not fully uniform across all regions. While federal frameworks apply broadly, each province has its own revenue administration, land record system, mutation procedures, tax rules, and property registration practices. What applies in Punjab may differ from Sindh or Khyber Pakhtunkhawa, which is why knowing the provincial rules that apply to your property matters.
This section covers land and property laws province by province so you can find accurate, relevant information for your area. Whether you are dealing with a mutation, a registration, a boundary dispute, or a tax issue, this is your starting point.
To get a land record error corrected through an Arazi Moawin center in Punjab, visit your nearest authorized Arazi Moawin location with your original CNIC and property reference documents, register your CNIC at reception, complete biometric verification, obtain a service…
To verify a property registry online in Punjab, go to rod.pulse.gop.pk or open the Property Registration section on punjab-zameen.gov.pk, select the district and service center, choose your search method from CNIC, Bahi number, registration number, or owner name, enter the…
The Punjab Land Records Authority made it mandatory in January 2026 for the buyer’s full name and CNIC number to be included on the Fard Baraye Bay at the time of its issuance. No Fard Baraye Bay can now be…
To get a Fard online from the Punjab Zameen portal, visit punjab-zameen.gov.pk, register or log in using your CNIC and mobile number, select the Fard Online service, enter your property details including district, tehsil, mauza, and khewat or khasra number,…
Under the Punjab Protection of Ownership of Immovable Property (Amendment) Ordinance 2026, serving Additional Sessions Judges presiding over Punjab Property Tribunals have the power to issue interim protective orders, determine questions of property title, sentence illegal occupants to 5 to…
To file a complaint in the Punjab Property Tribunal, visit the official POIP portal at poip.punjab-zameen.gov.pk, register using your CNIC and mobile number, verify via OTP, log in and select new complaint, enter your property details and describe the illegal…
In Punjab, illegal land possession now carries a minimum of 5 years and a maximum of 10 years imprisonment along with fines of up to Rs10 million under the Protection of Ownership of Immovable Property (Amendment) Ordinance 2026, promulgated on…
The Punjab Land Revenue (Amendment) Ordinance 2026 digitizes land transfers, restricts patwari authority to inheritance matters only, mandates e-registration for all property transactions, and introduces legal procedures for land demarcation and eviction of illegal occupants across Punjab, Pakistan. Punjab’s land…
Sindh’s land and property landscape is undergoing its most significant legal and administrative overhaul in decades. The Sindh Land Revenue (Amendment) Bill approved by the provincial cabinet at the end of December 2025 and referred to the Sindh Assembly, the…
