Rs100 Petrol Relief Scheme: How to Register

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has announced a special fuel relief scheme to help motorcycle, rickshaw, Qingqi and small-car users cope with rising petrol prices. The scheme comes as global oil prices have increased amid tensions in the Middle East.

Under the programme, eligible users will receive Rs100 per litre relief on petrol within a specified monthly limit.

Rs100 Per Litre Petrol Relief Announced

The government will provide a Rs100-per-litre relief to eligible vehicle users under the scheme.

Motorcycle, rickshaw, Qingqi and other two- and three-wheeler users can receive the relief on up to 20 litres of petrol per month. This means eligible users can save up to Rs2,000 per month.

Owners of vehicles with engines of up to 800cc will receive the same Rs100-per-litre relief on up to 30 litres per month, allowing savings of up to Rs3,000 per month.

The government has previously considered similar fuel support measures, including a proposed motorcycle fuel subsidy in Pakistan.

Petrol Relief for Motorcycles, Rickshaws and Qingqi

Motorcycle, rickshaw, Qingqi and other eligible two- and three-wheeler users will be covered under the scheme.

The monthly petrol limit for these vehicles is 20 litres, with a relief of Rs100 on each eligible litre.

The maximum monthly benefit for these users will therefore be Rs2,000.

For the latest information on petrol rates, readers can also check the updated petrol price in Pakistan.

Petrol Relief for Cars Up to 800cc

Owners of vehicles with engines of up to 800cc will be eligible for relief on up to 30 litres of petrol per month.

The maximum monthly saving for eligible small-car owners will be Rs3,000.

The government’s information material lists small cars such as Suzuki Mehran, Alto and Bolan among the vehicles covered by the scheme.

Recent changes in fuel costs have also affected vehicle owners, with petrol price increases in Pakistan putting additional pressure on daily expenses.

Who Is Eligible for the Fuel Relief Scheme?

Two- and Three-Wheeler Users

Motorcycle, rickshaw, Qingqi and other eligible two- and three-wheeler users can receive:

• Rs100 per litre relief

• Up to 20 litres per month

• Maximum monthly relief of Rs2,000

Small-Car Owners

Owners of vehicles with engines of up to 800cc can receive:

• Rs100 per litre relief

• Up to 30 litres per month

• Maximum monthly relief of Rs3,000

How to Register for Rs100 Petrol Relief

Applicants need a valid CNIC, a SIM registered in their own name and vehicle registration details verified through the relevant provincial Excise Department records.

The relief scheme comes as fuel costs remain a major concern for households, following earlier reports on petrol price hikes hitting daily wage earners.

Step 1: Send Registration SMS

Applicants need to send the following format to 9771:

REG CNIC Plate No Province Code Registration Date

The vehicle registration date must be entered in DDMMYYYY format.

The province codes are:

• I — Islamabad

• A — Azad Jammu and Kashmir

• G — Gilgit-Baltistan

• S — Sindh

• P — Punjab

• K — Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

• B — Balochistan

Applicants will receive a confirmation message after successful registration.

Step 2: Get the Fuel Relief Token

Before visiting a petrol station, applicants need to send TOK to 9771.

A fuel-relief token will then be provided through SMS.

Step 3: Buy Subsidised Petrol

Applicants should show the SMS token at the petrol station to receive petrol at the subsidised price.

The Rs100-per-litre relief will be applied within the eligible monthly petrol quota.

When Will the Fuel Relief Scheme Start?

Islamabad

The scheme will begin in Islamabad from midnight between September 14 and 15.

Across Pakistan

The scheme will be rolled out across Pakistan, including Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan, from midnight between September 16 and 17.

The latest relief also follows earlier government discussions about reducing fuel costs, including reports that petrol and diesel prices were slashed across Pakistan

Registration and Further Details

Registration for the scheme opened on Sunday.

The government has said that further details about the programme will be communicated through an awareness campaign.

Fuel Relief Scheme at a Glance

The fuel relief scheme provides eligible motorcycle, rickshaw, Qingqi and small-car users with a Rs100-per-litre petrol relief within their respective monthly limits.