Digital PSER Household Survey – Ghar Ghar Survey from April 23

New Ghar Ghar Survey in Punjab – Every Citizen Must Know!

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Imagine this: A group of young people wearing green jackets comes to your door. They are not selling anything. They are not asking for votes. They are holding mobile phones and are here to register your family for Punjab’s most important survey.

Ghar Ghar Survey simple means “house-to-house survey”. Survey teams will visit every single household, ask questions, and update your data on their tablets. This is not just a normal survey. It’s your chance to be counted and included in every major scheme from the Punjab government in 2025.

Read till the end to understand everything. This survey can help you get benefits from all government programs.

What Is the Punjab Digital Household Survey 2025?

The Punjab Digital Household Survey 2025, also called the Punjab Socio-Economic Registry (PSER), is the largest door-to-door digital survey ever done in the province. In this survey, teams from the government will visit every home in Punjab to collect important information about your family, your income, and your living conditions.

This survey is very important because it will help the government know which families truly need support. Once they have the correct data, the government can make better decisions about who should get help through different relief schemes. These include:

• Benazir Income Support Program (BISP)

• Ramzan Package

• Himmat Card

• and every other support scheme by the Punjab government.

The main goal is to make sure that only the right and deserving people get benefits. It will also help stop people who are taking government benefits by giving false information.

One of the biggest changes this time is that the whole survey is 100% digital. There are no paper forms. Survey teams will use tablets and a special mobile app to collect and save your information. This makes the process much faster, more transparent, and fair for everyone.

In simple words: This digital survey helps the government understand who needs help and how to help them properly.

Ghar Ghar Survey Start Date & Coverage

Note: Don’t worry if no one comes to your home on the first day. The survey teams will slowly reach every street, every mohalla, and every pind.

Who Will Come to Your Home for the Survey?

The survey will be done by official teams trained and appointed by the Punjab government. These are not random people—they are properly verified and trained to collect your household information.

You can identify them easily:

• They will be young boys and girls wearing green vests with the PSER (Punjab Socio-Economic Registry) logo.

• They will carry mobile tablets to fill in your details on the spot.

• Each team is assigned a specific area to cover, so that no home is missed.

These staff members are official government field workers, trained to collect correct and honest data. Their only job is to ask questions, record your answers, and send the data to the government.

Remember: They are not political workers, and they will never ask you for money. If someone does ask for money, they are fake—report them immediately. When the team comes to your home, give them the right information. It’s your chance to get included in all support schemes by the Punjab government.

What Questions Will Be Asked in the Ghar Ghar Survey?

The survey team will ask simple questions about your family, income, and home. They will fill these details into their tablet.

Here is a the questions you may be asked:

These questions help the government understand how you are living and what kind of help you may need.

Important: What NOT to Do During the Survey

To make sure your family gets the right benefits, you must be honest and careful during the Ghar Ghar Survey. Here are a few things you should never do:

Don’t give wrong information

• If you lie about your income, family, or house, you may be left out of important government schemes.

Don’t hide your details or refuse to answer

• The data you give is safe and confidential. It is only used to decide who needs help.

Don’t trust anyone who asks for money or favors

• Real survey teams will never ask for money. If someone does, they are not from the government — report them.

Why This Survey is Important for You?

This is not just a normal survey. This one can change your life. The Punjab government will use your details to decide who should get help — and what kind of help. If your name and information are added correctly, you can get support from many government programs.

Your data will help the government:

• Give or continue your Benazir Income Support (BISP) payments

• Add you to new schemes like the Himmat Card, Nigehbaan Package, or Solar Panel Scheme

• Help your children get scholarships or Taleemi Wazaif

• Give you free medical help, like dialysis cards or children heart surgery (if needed)

• Provide Assistive Devices and Wheelchair for disabled people

• Support widows, orphans, and elderly people

• Give training and job help to young people who are jobless

• Support transgender persons through the CM Maryam Skill Development Pehchan Program

• Offer free or low-cost houses to poor families

• Give free rashan card, cash help, and future government programs

No matter if the program is already running or will come later — your name must be in the system to get the benefit. Some programs are already active. I’ve added the internal link on their names for registration. Just check them out, read everything in easy words, understand it, and apply.

If your family’s information is not updated, you may miss all the help, even if you really need it. That’s why this survey is your big chance. Give the right details. Don’t miss it.

Important Reminders for Every Family

Missing this survey means your name might not be added to the government list, and you could miss help from all the schemes we talked about — and also any new ones coming soon in Punjab. If your record is not in the system, then you won’t be eligible. That’s why this survey is very important for every home.

• This survey is completely free.

• The PSER team will wear green jackets and show official ID cards.

When the team comes:

• Be present at home

• Give correct and honest information

• Help elderly, sick, or disabled family members give their details too

• Make sure everyone in your house is included — no one should be left out

Keep these things ready before they visit:

• Your CNIC or your children’s B-form

• Names and details of all family members

• Your job details, monthly income, and expenses

• Papers for disability or illness (if any)

• Proof of land or house (if available)

• Make sure women, elders, and disabled persons are also included

If they skip your house by mistake, don’t panic. You can:

• Call the helpline: 0800-02345

• Visit your local union council office

• Visit: https://pser.punjab.gov.pk

• Ask a neighbor or community leader to inform the PSER team about you

Final Words:

This is not just a normal survey. It’s your family’s chance to be seen, to be counted, and to get the support you truly deserve. The survey teams will start visiting homes after April 23rd. So when they come to your door, welcome them. Don’t be afraid or confused. Just speak honestly and clearly. Your answers today will help the government understand how to support you tomorrow.

Many people miss out on government help only because their data was not updated or they weren’t included in past surveys. Don’t let that happen this time. Be present. Be truthful. Make sure every person in your house is counted — old, young, sick, or disabled — everyone matters.

This is your chance to make sure your family is added to the right list, so whenever the Punjab government gives out help, your name is not missing.

And please — don’t keep this information to yourself. Share it with others. Tell your neighbors, relatives, and friends. Spread the word in your street or village. Many people still don’t know how important this survey is.

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