Fuel Relief

Fuel Relief is an independent informational guide dedicated to the Prime Minister’s Fuel Relief Scheme 2026. It provides step-by-step registration guidance for the SMS code 9771, fuel-token procedures, and eligibility rules. The site covers vehicle-specific discounts for motorcycles, chingchis, rickshaws, and cars up to 800cc, along with scheme updates and province codes.

Users must type REG followed by a space, then their 13-digit CNIC, vehicle plate, province code, and registration date in DD/MM/YYYY format. This entire string is sent to 9771 to complete the registration process.

After successful registration, users open the SMS app and type TOK to send a request to 9771. They will receive a token code on their phone that is valid for 10 days and must be used before expiration.

The scheme provides Rs. 100 off per litre instantly at any petrol pump. Users must show their 10-digit token to the staff, and each token can be used only once.

The program covers motorcycles, rickshaws, Qingqis/Chingchis, and cars with engine capacities up to 800cc. Motorcycle, chingchi, and rickshaw users make up 92% of all registered applicants.

Motorcycles, rickshaws, and Qingqis/Chingchis are eligible for up to 20 litres a month, while cars up to 800cc can claim up to 30 litres a month.

Over 2.2 million people have registered for the scheme, and more than 1.9 million fuel tokens have been issued nationwide. On September 19 alone, more than 545,000 fuel tokens were issued.

The government removed the ownership requirement for motorcycles, chingchis, and rickshaws, meaning users do not need to be the registered owner to apply for the relief.

Province codes include P for Punjab, S for Sindh, K for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, B for Balochistan, I for Islamabad Capital Territory, A for Azad Jammu and Kashmir, and G for Gilgit-Baltistan.

The site bases its content on statements from the Prime Minister’s Office, relevant federal ministries, and established Pakistani news organisations. They aim to provide plain-language explanations of government notifications and clearly mark updates when scheme details change.

The site warns that they never ask for CNIC numbers, vehicle details, banking information, or OTPs via email, SMS, or through their site. If a message requests these details in the name of FuelRelief.pk, users should not respond.

The Trustburn rating is 5 out of 5 from 1 review dated September 21, 2026. The reviewer found the content helpful and value-added, describing their experience as quite satisfactory.

FuelRelief.pk is an independent informational guide that is not affiliated with, operated by, or endorsed by the Government of Pakistan. It is not part of the Prime Minister’s Office, the Ministry of IT and Telecommunication, NADRA, any provincial department, bank, or telecom operator.

Users can reach out via email at [email protected] for corrections, questions, or to report outdated information. The site also provides links to social media platforms including Facebook, X, LinkedIn, and YouTube.

More than 557,000 new registrations came in on September 19 alone, and 152,800 tokens were issued to 800cc car owners. The government revised the program based on public feedback since its launch.