Domicile Certificate Fee Estimator (Pakistan)
Find the likely fee for a domicile certificate based on your province, district type and certificate type. You also get the document checklist and the step-by-step process. Fees below are indicative — please verify the current fee at your Deputy Commissioner office before you visit.
Estimate Your Fee
Your Estimate
Estimated fee: Rs 200 – 300
This figure is indicative only. Fee schedules can change, so verify the current fee at your Deputy Commissioner office before paying.
Required documents
Step-by-step process
How to use this estimator
- Select your province or region from the first list.
- Choose the district type that best matches where you will apply — a major city, a tehsil town, or a rural district.
- Pick the certificate type: new, duplicate, or correction / renewal.
- Press Estimate Fee to see the indicative fee, the documents you must carry, and the steps to follow.
- Call or visit your Deputy Commissioner office to confirm the exact current fee and any extra local requirements before going.
Frequently Asked Questions
It proves that you belong to a district or province. It is commonly needed for government jobs, university admissions, passport applications, and many other official applications in Pakistan.
Fees are generally between Rs 200 and Rs 500 depending on the province, district, and certificate type (new, duplicate, or correction). The estimate above is indicative — confirm the exact fee at your Deputy Commissioner office.
Typically: a copy of your CNIC (or B-Form if you are under 18), your birth certificate or school result card, two passport-size photos, and copies of your parents CNIC. Some districts also ask for an affidavit on stamp paper.
Along with the standard documents, bring a copy of the original certificate (if available), a lost-document report or FIR if it was lost, and an affidavit on stamp paper stating the reason for the duplicate.
In many districts the certificate is issued within a few working days once your file is complete and verification is done. Rural or remote districts can take longer if field verification is involved.
No. This tool gives an indicative estimate based on commonly reported fees. Only your Deputy Commissioner office can confirm the current official fee for your district.