July 2, Pakistan – On Wednesday, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi stated that transactions without cash have become functional in every passport office throughout Pakistan. This move seeks to accelerate passport processing and offer greater ease for those applying across the country. The change removes extended lines for payments and promotes smoother government service provision.
On a post shared via X, Naqvi mentioned that candidates will no longer have to spend long hours finishing the payment process. He noted that this countrywide implementation followed the guidance of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. The minister referred to this move as a significant enhancement in passport service delivery.
Naqvi mentioned that the updated system will expedite passport issuance, enhance transparency, and offer greater ease for residents. He noted that electronic payments would streamline the application procedure and minimize unwarranted holdups. This change is included within the administration's larger initiative aimed at digitizing services.
The interior minister also commended the Directorate General of Immigration and Passports for effectively rolling out the country-wide system. He recognized the team's work in facilitating a seamless shift towards digital payments. Authorities anticipate that the updated process will improve productivity within passport agencies.
The administration stated it will keep implementing changes to enhance public services throughout Pakistan. Officials think digital projects will boost accountability and offer people simpler access to important governmental services. Additional modernization efforts are anticipated in the next few months.
