Fees & Payment
Fast Track Passport Pakistan: 2-Day Delivery
Written by M. Tayyab · Updated 9 October 2026
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Fast Track fees
| Pages | 5 years | 10 years |
|---|---|---|
| 36 | Rs. 12,500 | Rs. 16,200 |
| 72 | Rs. 18,500 | Rs. 25,200 |
| 100 | Rs. 23,000 | Rs. 32,000 |
Fast Track MRP fees effective 8 May 2024, per DGIP. NADRA service charges are extra at Executive Passport Offices and Passport Processing Counters. Compare all tiers on our fee page.
The 47 Fast Track cities
DGIP announced the expansion to 47 cities on 6 January 2025. The cities, in DGIP's order:
Islamabad · Rawalpindi · Lahore · Multan · Peshawar · Karachi · Quetta · Gujranwala · Faisalabad · Sialkot · Gujrat · Sheikhupura · Mandi Bahauddin · Narowal · Toba Tek Singh · Jhelum · Mardan · Sukkur · Hyderabad · Pishin · Mastung · Attock · Chakwal · Sargodha · Bhalwal · Hafizabad · Mianwali · Bhakkar · Kohat · D.I. Khan · Swat · Abbottabad · Bannu · Hangu · Haripur · Batkhela · Swabi · Nowshera · Karak · Mansehra · Muzaffarabad · Mirpur (AJK) · Bagh · Rawalakot (Poonch) · Kotli · Sudhnoti · Bhimber
Many of these cities also have an Executive Passport Office, but Fast Track isn't limited to EPOs.
Fast Track vs Urgent vs Normal
| Tier | Issue time | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Fast Track | 2 working days | 47 cities; not for e-passport delivery |
| Urgent | 5 working days | Passport offices and missions |
| Normal | 21 working days | All passport offices and missions |
Frequently Asked Questions
No. DGIP says the service is available in 47 cities across Pakistan.
DGIP's fee page says Fast Track is not available for e-passport delivery. Ask the helpline (051-111-344-777) how this works after the 15 October 2026 switch.
No. Working days exclude weekends and public holidays.
Sources
- DGIP: Fast Track Passport Service
- DGIP: Ordinary Passport (fees and timings)
- DGIP: FAQs
- The Nation: Pakistan to stop issuing machine-readable passports from October 15 (29 Sep 2026)
Official sources checked 9 October 2026.