ISLAMABAD – Pakistani citizens must obtain a license from the Ministry of Interior to possess non-prohibited and prohibited bore weapons.
The Ministry issues the permit after verifying the documents submitted by the applicant to obtain the arms license. Before applying for a new arms license, you must fulfill the following conditions:
Valid CNIC or NICO
Age: 25 years
Not considered inappropriate by local police
Is neither a proscribed person nor a member of any proscribed organization, nor is he suspected of being involved in any anti-state activities.
Not physically, mentally, or psychologically weak to bear arms.
The step-by-step process for obtaining an arms license is as follows:
Seek approval from the Ministry of Interior.
Issuance of an approval letter
Uploading approval to the NADRA system through an online process by the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Biometric of the licensee and issuance of a demand notice (both by NADRA) within the prescribed period.
Purchase of arms from an authorized dealer and their registration on demand notice
Registration of the demand note in the concerned DC office
Submission of a demand note to NADRA for the issue of a license
Application (handwritten or typed) sent to Section Officer (Arms), M/O Admission.
Photocopy of CNIC (attested)
Police Clearance Certificate
Affidavit (Attested by the Notary Public)
Filer documents (if any)
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The New Arm license fee consists of a government fee and a NADRA fee. The total fee for a restricted license is Rs 28,000 (a 25,000 government fee and a 3,000 NADRA fee).
The government fee for a non-restricted license is Rs 12,500, while the NADRA fee is Rs 1,500, making the total fee Rs 1,400.
It will be reduced to half if the filer fulfills the prescribed tax threshold (100,000 for PB and 50,000 for NPB) for each type of arms license.
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