The Punjab Government Launches Free Housing Scheme 2026 is bringing hope and stability to thousands of industrial workers across the province. With Phase-I flats at Sundar Industrial Estate ready for possession and Phase-II in the works, this initiative ensures safe, affordable housing for workers who have long deserved a place they can truly call home.
Phase-II Expansion for 2026:
An additional 1,872 flats have been approved for construction, with a completion deadline by mid-2027. Special arrangements are in place to help elderly residents and workers with disabilities, who will now be allocated ground-floor flats for easier access.
Eligibility Criteria for Upcoming Phases:
To qualify for the new allotments in Sheikhupura and Multan, workers must meet the following 2026 requirements:
- Registration: Must be a registered industrial worker with the Punjab Labour Department or Punjab Workers Welfare Fund (PWWF).
- CNIC: Must hold a valid CNIC with a permanent Punjab address.
- Income Status: Specifically for “homeless” workers who do not own any residential property in their or their spouse’s name.
- Special Quotas:
- Widows: Flats are allotted without balloting (automatic selection).
- Disabled Workers: Flats are allotted without balloting plus ground-floor priority.
How to Check Balloting Results & Apply for Future Phases?
- Check Your Status Today:
Successful candidates from the December balloting can check their status at: - New Registration for 2026:
For upcoming projects in Sheikhupura (Quaid-e-Azam Business Park) and Sundar Phase-II:- Step 1: Download the “Worker Housing Form” from the PWWF website.
- Step 2: Attach your Social Security Card or EOBI registration proof.
- Step 3: Submit the form to your district’s Director Labour Welfare office.
- Step 4: Verification will be done via your factory/employer to confirm active worker status.
Upcoming Projects:
The Punjab Government has also approved the following projects for 2026:
- Bachelor Hostels: A 700-bed hostel for single workers in Sheikhupura (completion by March 2026).
- Free Residential Plots: 2,000 3-Marla plots will be distributed to industrial workers in Jhang and Kamalia.
- New Colonies: Multan (656 flats) and Warburton (544 flats) are under planning.
Important Notice:
This scheme is strictly for industrial workers. No payments or bribes should be made to middlemen. Any suspicious activity must be reported immediately to the Punjab CM Complaint Cell at 0800-02345.
Quick Tips for Applicants:
- Double-check CNIC, Social Security, and EOBI details before submission.
- Keep copies of all submitted documents.
- Visit official portals regularly for updates on new projects and registrations.
Conclusion:
The Punjab Worker Housing Scheme 2026 is transforming lives by providing free flats, hostels, and residential plots to industrial workers. Phase-I flats are ready for possession, while Phase-II and new projects ensure continued support and inclusivity for the elderly, disabled, and widows. By following official registration and balloting procedures, eligible workers can secure safe, affordable housing and a brighter future.
Frequently Asked Questions:
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How are successful candidates selected in the balloting process?
Flats are allocated through a transparent balloting system, while widows and disabled workers receive flats automatically.
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What documents are required for the application?
You need a valid CNIC, Social Security Card or EOBI registration proof, and any supporting documents proving eligibility for special quotas (if applicable).
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Can middlemen or agents charge fees for flats?
No. The scheme is completely free. Report any bribery attempts to the Punjab CM Complaint Cell at 0800-02345.