BISP Payment Issues & Solutions

Latest Update: 11 Reasons Why Your BISP Payment Stopped & How to Fix It (2025 Updated Guide)

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Many beneficiaries of the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) are left confused when their financial assistance suddenly stops. If you previously received payments but now face disruptions, this guide explains the most common reasons—along with practical solutions—to help you resolve the issue.

Whether you’re checking your BISP March 2025 payment status, verifying your Poverty Means Test (PMT) score, or confirming eligibility criteria, we’ve outlined everything in clear, easy-to-understand terms.

Quick Overview: BISP Payment Issues & Solutions

IssueReason for Stopped PaymentHow to Fix ItApplication Method
High PMT Score (>32)Disqualifies for 2 yearsImprove financial status or waitOnline (8171 Portal)
Outdated NADRA RecordsUnverified family detailsUpdate CNIC/B-Form at NADRAOffline (NADRA Office)
Property/Vehicle PurchaseExceeds asset limitDeclare assets or reapply laterOnline/Offline
Government Job/PensionIncome exceeds thresholdRecheck eligibility after job endsOnline (BISP Portal)
Foreign TravelDisqualifies beneficiaries abroadReapply upon returning to PakistanOnline

Top 11 Reasons for BISP Payment Suspension (2025 Update)

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1. PMT Score Exceeds 32

The Poverty Means Test (PMT) determines eligibility. If your score rises above 32, you’ll be disqualified for two years.
✅ Solution: Verify your PMT score via the 8171 Web Portal or SMS your CNIC to 8171.

2. Unupdated NADRA Records

Outdated CNIC or missing B-Forms for children can halt payments.
✅ Solution: Visit the nearest NADRA office to update family records.

3. Purchase of Property or Vehicles

Buying a car, motorcycle, or property disqualifies you from BISP.
✅ Solution: Wait two years or reapply if assets are sold.

4. Government Employment

If you or your spouse secures a government job, payments stop immediately.
✅ Solution: Recheck eligibility after leaving the job.

5. Receiving a Pension

Government pensioners are automatically ineligible.
✅ Solution: Payments can only resume if the pension stops.

6. International Travel

Traveling abroad (e.g., Umrah, work visa) may freeze your payments.
✅ Solution: Reapply after returning to Pakistan.

7. Excessive Mobile Wallet Transactions

Frequent EasyPaisa/JazzCash transactions on the registered number can trigger disqualification.
✅ Solution: Avoid large mobile banking transactions.

8. FBR Tax Registration

Being an active taxpayer disqualifies you from BISP.
✅ Solution: Clear tax dues or wait for re-evaluation.

9. Missing Child’s B-Form

If a child’s B-Form is outdated, payments may be suspended.
✅ Solution: Update all B-Forms at NADRA.

10. Skipping the Dynamic Survey

BISP conducts periodic re-surveys—missing them leads to removal.
✅ Solution: Re-register via the BISP Dynamic Survey.

11. Re-evaluation of PMT Score

If your financial status improves, you may remain ineligible for 24 months.
✅ Solution: Reapply after two years if conditions change.

How to Restore Your BISP Payments (Step-by-Step)

  1. Check Eligibility → SMS your CNIC to 8171 or visit the BISP Portal.
  2. Update NADRA Records → Ensure all family documents are current.
  3. Re-register for Dynamic Survey → Complete the latest survey if required.
  4. Avoid Disqualifying Actions → Limit asset purchases, foreign travel, and mobile banking.
  5. Wait for Reassessment → If PMT is high, reapply after two years.

Final Thoughts

If your BISP payments have stopped, review the reasons above and take corrective action. Always confirm your status via the BISP 8171 Portal or SMS service.

For the latest updates on BISP 13500 payments (April 2025), follow official BISP announcements. By addressing these issues promptly, you can restore your financial assistance and continue receiving support.

Need further help? Visit your nearest BISP office or contact their helpline for personalized assistance.

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