Rs 100 Per Litre Petrol Relief: Who Can Apply and How to Get Your Token

Learn who is eligible for the PM Fuel Relief Scheme, how to register by SMS on 9771, get your token and use it at the pump. Includes helpline numbers.

PM Fuel Relief Scheme Calculator
Independent information guide

PM Fuel Relief Scheme Calculator

The Prime Minister’s Special Relief Scheme, explained in plain steps.

Set your vehicle and litres, and watch the gauge show how much you save on one token. Then follow the steps to register and get your token.

Check eligibility

Work out your relief

Relief is Rs 100 off every litre, up to your vehicle’s quota.

Your vehicle
The slider stops at your vehicle’s quota.
Add it to see what you pay after the discount.
Relief on this token Rs 500
Litres5 L
Relief rateRs 100 per litre
Over 30 days (4 tokens)Rs 2,000
The 30-day figure assumes every token is used in full. It is an estimate for information only.
Rs 100off every litre
5 LMotorcycle and 3-wheeler, for 7 days
10 LCar up to 800cc, for 10 days
9771SMS number and helpline

Who is eligible?

Under the Government of Pakistan’s eligibility rules, three things are checked: your vehicle, its registration date and your mobile number.

🏍️Motorcycles and 3-wheelers
  • Registered on or after 1 January 2006.
  • The vehicle does not have to be in the applicant’s name.
🚗Cars up to 800cc
  • Registered on or after 1 January 2006.
  • The car must be registered in the applicant’s own name.
📱Mobile number
  • You can apply only from a mobile number registered on your own CNIC.

3 steps to your relief

Register once, collect a token, then show it at the pump.

1

Register by SMS

  1. Type REG in a new message, then a space.
  2. Type your 13-digit CNIC number, then a space.
  3. Type the vehicle registration number, then a space.
  4. Type the first letter of the province where the vehicle is registered, then a space.
  5. Type the registration date: two digits for the day, two for the month, four for the year.
  6. Send it to 9771. You’ll get a confirmation text when registration is complete.
Pick a province and the message builds itselfTo: 9771
REGkeyword
<CNIC>13 digits
<Plate No>vehicle number
Pprovince code
<DDMMYYYY>registration date
Paste it into your SMS app and replace the < > parts with your real details. Never type personal details on this page.
02092026Correct: DDMMYYYY
02SEP2026Wrong: DDMMMYYYY
Example: for 2 September 2026, write 02092026. Always write the month as two digits, never as letters.
2

Get your token

After registering, and before you go to the petrol pump, type TOK and send it to 9771.

The token you receive can be used within the next 10 days. After that you need a new one.
The official text lists the motorcycle quota as 7 days but the token validity as 10 days. Confirm the difference from the official announcement or the 9771 helpline.
3

Buy discounted petrol

  • Show your 10-digit token number to the pump attendant and buy petrol at the discounted rate.
  • You get an instant Rs 100 per litre discount at all petrol pumps.
  • The allocated quota can be used in one single transaction only.

Key features of the programme

Transparency, convenience and fair distribution.

Programme duration

The scheme stays in force for the announced period, as per the latest official notice.

Transparent, fair process

Details are verified automatically against NADRA and Excise electronic records.

Complete guidelines

Detailed rules and simple instructions have been issued for all users and petrol pump dealers.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions from citizens, with answers.

What is the Prime Minister’s Fuel Relief Scheme?
It is a fuel subsidy scheme for eligible motorcycles, two- and three-wheeled vehicles, and cars with an engine capacity of up to 800cc. A citizen registers once by SMS, gets a fuel token, and uses it at a petrol pump to buy fuel at the discounted rate.
How much relief will I get?
Rs 100 off per litre of the official petrol price. The listed quota is 5 litres (for 7 days) for motorcycles and 3-wheelers, and 10 litres (for 10 days) for cars up to 800cc.
Which vehicles are included?
Motorcycles, 3-wheelers (rickshaws) and cars up to 800cc.
Is there a cut-off registration date for vehicles?
Yes. The vehicle must be registered on or after 1 January 2006.
Are the conditions different for cars and motorcycles?
Yes. A motorcycle or 3-wheeler does not have to be in the applicant’s name, but a car must be registered in the applicant’s own name.
Can I register from any mobile number?
No. You can apply only from the mobile number registered on your own CNIC.
What are the province codes?
The first letter of the province: I Islamabad, A Azad Kashmir, G Gilgit-Baltistan, S Sindh, P Punjab, K Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, B Balochistan.
How do I register?
Send an SMS to 9771 in this order: REG, your 13-digit CNIC number, the vehicle registration number, the province code and the date (DDMMYYYY).
How do I get a token?
After registering, and before going to the petrol pump, send an SMS with TOK to 9771.
How long is a token valid?
As per the official text, the token you receive can be used within the next 10 days. After that you need to get a new token.
What do I do at the petrol pump?
Show your 10-digit token number to the pump attendant and buy petrol at the discounted rate. The allocated quota can be used in one transaction only.

Need more help?

The Government of Pakistan’s special call centre team is available to guide you. Dial directly from any mobile network.

All 7 days of the week, 24/7

What the helpline can help with

  • Immediate assistance if you don’t receive your token
  • Registering any complaint about a petrol pump
  • Guidance on SMS and token verification

This is not an official government website

This page is an independent information guide and does not represent any government department. Rules and procedures can change, so confirm with the official announcement or the helpline before you act. Send your CNIC number only to the official SMS number, never to a website.

Calculator results are estimates only. Actual relief follows the official scheme rules.

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