Property in Pakistan, explained properly
Buy and sell property in Pakistan with real answers, not guesswork.
Pak Imlaak by Junaid pairs verified listings with clear, research-based guides on buying, transfer, taxes, and document checks, written for Pakistanis at home and overseas.
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Guides & insights
Start with the question you actually have.
Every guide leads with a direct answer, then walks the full process, verified against the FBR, State Bank, and provincial authorities.
Buying property in Pakistan from abroad
Roshan Digital Account, Power of Attorney, remote verification, and registration, the full step-by-step for non-resident Pakistanis.
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The property transfer process
Token, bayana, sale deed, stamp duty, registration and mutation, what each step means and where buyers get caught out.
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Property taxes in Pakistan
CGT, 236K and 236C advance tax, stamp duty by province, and Section 7E, with current rates for filers and non-filers.
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How to verify property documents
Read a fard, check the intiqal, confirm the mutation, and validate a society NOC before any money changes hands.
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How to avoid property fraud
The red flags behind the most common scams in Pakistani real estate, and the checks that protect your money.
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DC rate vs FBR value, token vs bayana, NOC checks, capital gains, and more, the full Pak Imlaak library.
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For overseas Pakistanis
Buy back home without booking a flight.
Most non-resident buyers do not need to be in Pakistan at all. With the right account and a properly executed authority, the whole purchase can be done remotely and legally.
- Move funds safely through a Roshan Digital Account
- Appoint a registered Power of Attorney you trust
- Verify title, NOC and approvals before you pay
- Lower your tax by getting on the filer list first
Built by someone who answers the questions buyers are afraid to ask.
Muhammad Junaid · Founder, Pak Imlaak
Pak Imlaak by Junaid exists to make Pakistani property decisions clearer and safer, combining honest listings with guides that explain the paperwork, the taxes, and the risks in plain language. No jargon, no pressure, just the information you would want a knowledgeable friend in the business to give you.