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Karachi Passport Office Now Opens 24/7 For Citizen Convenience!

Karachi Passport Office Now Opens 24/7 For Citizen Convenience!

  • The Awami Markaz branch of the passport office in Karachi now operates 24/7.
  • Citizens can now access passport services at any hour, accommodating diverse schedules.
  • Online payment options for passport fees have been introduced, simplifying the process.
In a move aimed at catering to the diverse needs of Karachi's bustling populace, the Awami Markaz branch of the Passport Office has made a significant announcement: it will now operate round-the-clock. This transformative decision, disclosed by the Assistant Director, allows citizens to access passport services at any hour, accommodating the city's varied schedules and lifestyles.

The implementation of this new operational model also introduces the option for online payment of passport fees, streamlining the process for tech-savvy Karachi residents. By offering services 24/7, the Passport Office eliminates the constraints imposed by traditional office hours, providing flexibility for individuals who find it challenging to visit during the day due to their busy routines.

The response from the citizens of Karachi has been overwhelmingly positive, with many expressing gratitude for the initiative. The ability to access passport services during nighttime hours is particularly appreciated, aligning with the city's dynamic lifestyle, where work and commitments often extend beyond conventional hours.

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This forward-thinking initiative was unveiled by Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi during his recent visit to Karachi. The transition to 24/7 operations reflects Karachi's ethos of adaptability and continual progress, signifying a significant milestone in its public service landscape.

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