An official/source reference is linked below. Programme rules and registration windows can change.
The Punjab government’s Apni Zameen Apna Ghar (AZAG) programme has completed balloting for the current phase, and eligible applicants can now check their result online by CNIC. The programme provides free 3-marla residential plots to eligible poor and homeless households in Punjab.
The first phase covers 2,000 plots across 23 housing schemes in 19 districts. This makes the ballot-result stage particularly important for applicants who already submitted their forms and want to know whether they have been selected.
How to check the AZAG ballot result by CNIC
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- Open the official AZAG Ballot Result page.
- Enter the applicant’s CNIC number.
- Enter the CAPTCHA shown on the page.
- Submit the form to view the available result.
The official portal states that balloting has been successfully conducted and eligible applicants can view their result online. Applicants should use this government page directly rather than sending their CNIC to a third-party website or social media account.
What does the Apni Zameen Apna Ghar programme provide?
AZAG is a Punjab housing initiative executed through the Punjab Housing and Town Planning Agency (PHATA). Under the programme, eligible beneficiaries receive a 3-marla residential plot free of cost.
The programme is not a cash grant and it is not a general property investment scheme. The plot is allotted for residential use and successful applicants must follow construction and transfer restrictions.
Who was eligible to apply?
The official AZAG eligibility criteria require applicants to meet all key conditions:
- The applicant must be a permanent resident of Punjab according to a valid CNIC.
- The application is allowed only for a scheme located within the applicant’s own district.
- The applicant, spouse and dependent children must not own a plot or house anywhere in Pakistan.
- The applicant must have a clean criminal record.
- The applicant must not be a defaulter of a bank or financial institution.
- The information submitted in the application must be accurate; false declarations can result in disqualification or cancellation.
Which districts are covered in Phase 1?
The official Punjab programme page lists the following 19 districts in the first phase:
Attock, Bahawalnagar, Bahawalpur, Bhakkar, Chiniot, Faisalabad, Gujrat, Jhang, Jhelum, Kasur, Khushab, Layyah, Lodhran, Mandi Baha-Ud-Din, Okara, Rajanpur, Sahiwal, Sargodha and Vehari.
Applicants can review the official district quota page for scheme names and plot numbers.
How are the 2,000 plots distributed?
The district quota is not equal. The official quota page assigns plot numbers according to the housing schemes available in each district. Some of the largest allocations include:
- Jhelum: ADS-IV and ADS-I — 727 and 3 plots.
- Kasur: ADS Pattoki — 388 plots.
- Faisalabad: ADS Mamukanjan — 257 plots.
- Lodhran: ADS Lodhran — 218 plots.
The combined Phase 1 quota is 2,000 plots. Applicants should check their own district on the official quota page because the number of available plots differs significantly by location.
What happens if your ballot result is successful?
A successful ballot result is only the beginning of the allotment process. The applicant must follow the instructions issued by PHATA and complete any required verification, possession or documentation steps.
Successful applicants should avoid making payments to private agents who claim they can speed up allotment, transfer the plot or guarantee possession. Any next step should be confirmed through the official AZAG portal or PHATA.
Important rules after a plot is allotted
The programme has strict terms for successful beneficiaries:
- Construction must start within six months from the date of possession.
- The house must be completed within two years from possession.
- The allotted plot cannot be sold, transferred or leased for at least five years from the date of allotment.
- The plot must be used for residential purposes.
- Commercial activity or unauthorised construction is not allowed.
- Failure to follow the construction timeline or programme rules can lead to cancellation after the prescribed notice/process.
These restrictions are important because AZAG is intended to provide housing to eligible families, not a plot for immediate resale.
How the original application process worked
For applicants who want to understand their submitted record, the official application process included:
- Visit the AZAG portal.
- Register or log in.
- Complete personal, household and income information.
- Upload the required supporting documents requested by the portal.
- Review the information and submit the application.
- Track the application through the portal.
The official process is explained on the AZAG How to Apply page.
What if the result page is not showing a result?
First check the CNIC entry carefully and retry the official page. If the applicant still cannot confirm the result or believes there is an issue with the application, contact PHATA using the programme’s official contact information rather than submitting documents to an unofficial person.
How to submit a complaint or get help
The AZAG portal lists the following PHATA contact details:
- Phone: 042-99213419
- Phone: 042-99213428
- Email: info@phata.punjab.gov.pk
- Official Feedback / Complaint Page
Official AZAG links
- Check Ballot Result by CNIC
- Eligibility Criteria and Allotment Rules
- District Quota Information
- How to Apply
Common questions
Is the 3-marla plot free?
The official programme describes the land as being provided free of cost to eligible beneficiaries.
Can a selected person sell the plot immediately?
No. The official terms prohibit sale, transfer or lease for a minimum of five years from allotment.
How long does a successful applicant have to build a house?
Construction must start within six months of possession and must be completed within two years.
Can a person apply in a district other than the district shown for them?
The programme criteria state that applications are allowed only for schemes within the applicant’s district.
Check the latest eligibility, deadline, payment or application instructions on the relevant authority or organisation website. PakGovSchemes.org.pk is an independent information website and does not accept government or employer applications.
