Khawaja Sara Kafaalat Program
In 2025, the Government of Pakistan made a landmark and inclusive decision by officially permitting Khawaja Sara (transgender) individuals to register for the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) Kafalat Program. Khawaja Sara Kafaalat Program move aims to bring dignity, financial assistance, and equal rights to the transgender community recognizing them as an important part of the nation. If you are a Khawaja Sara and haven’t yet registered for this program, this simple guide will walk you through everything from who can apply to how to register and get confirmed. Let’s get started.
Step-by-Step Khawaja Sara Registration for BISP 2025 Explained
For decades, Khawaja Saras in Pakistan have faced social rejection, financial insecurity, and limited opportunities. By launching this initiative, the government is working to provide:
- Recognition and inclusion
- Equal access to welfare support
- A path to financial independence and social security
This decision is not just about financial aid, it’s about restoring human dignity and respect to a marginalized group that deserves equal rights and opportunities.
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Registration Process for Khawaja Sara in BISP 2025
If you’re a Khawaja Sara looking to register for BISP, follow these simple steps:
Get a Gender-Verified CNIC from NADRA
- Visit your nearest NADRA office
- Request a new or updated CNIC that clearly shows your gender as Khawaja Sara / Transgender
- This is the first and most important requirement for registration. Without it, you won’t be eligible.
Visit Your Nearest BISP Tehsil Office
- Go to the Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) office in your district or tehsil
- Bring your updated Khawaja Sara CNIC
- BISP staff will input your information into the system and handle the processing of your application.
Wait for Confirmation from 8171
- After submission, your data will be reviewed
- You’ll receive an official SMS from 8171 if you’re found eligible
- Only registrations done in person are accepted (no online registration at this stage)
Only NADRA-verified CNICs showing transgender status will be accepted for this program.
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Who Can Apply?
To qualify for the BISP Kafalat Program as a Khawaja Sara in 2025, you must meet these conditions:
- Be a Pakistani citizen
- Have a CNIC showing gender as Khawaja Sara, issued by NADRA
- Not be employed in any government department
- Belong to a low-income household
- Own no large property or valuable assets
There is no application fee for BISP registration. If someone asks for money, it’s a scam to report them immediately.
Important Reminders for Applicants
- Use only official channels NADRA and BISP offices
- Never share your CNIC number with strangers or unauthorized persons
- If you encounter any issues, please contact the BISP helpline at 0800-26477.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can a Khawaja Sara get BISP support?
Yes. If you have a valid CNIC from NADRA showing your gender as Khawaja Sara, you are eligible to apply.
Q: What documents are needed to register?
Only your gender-updated CNIC issued by NADRA is required.
Q: How will I know if I’m approved?
You will get an SMS from 8171 after your application is reviewed and accepted.
Q: Can I register online or by SMS?
No. First-time registration must be completed in person at the BISP Tehsil Office.
Q: Is the registration process free?
Yes, the process is 100% free. If anyone demands a fee, report them to BISP at 0800-26477
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Final Thoughts
The BISP Kafalat Program 2025 for Khawaja Saras is more than just financial support; it’s a symbol of inclusion, dignity, and equality. The government of Pakistan is finally recognizing the struggles faced by transgender individuals and offering them the security they deserve.If you’re a Khawaja Sara, this is your chance to register and benefit from a program designed to support your future. All you need is an updated CNIC and a visit to your local BISP office.