Eobi Housing Scheme | Workers Welfare Fund Allotment Policy

The EOBI Housing Scheme is an important program in Pakistan that helps retired workers with EOBI property. Retirement should be a time of relaxation and comfort, and having a good home is key to this. The EOBI Housing Scheme offers retired people affordable and quality housing options, ensuring they can live comfortably and with dignity.

This scheme gives priority to retirees who have limited money or special needs when it comes to housing. EOBI works with the government, private builders, and banks to build sustainable homes with modern facilities and community areas.

In this blog, we will talk about the Eobi Housing Scheme detail, discussing its importance, benefits, and how it helps improve the lives of retirees in Pakistan.

EOBI  Housing Scheme 

The EOBI Housing Scheme helps retired workers and their families get modest homes. Knowing that retirees often struggle to find good housing, this program aims to make living better and retirement more relaxed.

Retired people who qualify can apply for low-cost homes or get housing loans with good terms. The scheme gives priority to retirees who have low incomes or special needs.

EOBI works with the government, private builders, and banks to create eco-friendly housing projects. These projects offer modern facilities, parks, and community centers to make retirees’ lives better.

Eobi Housing Scheme | WWF Housing Allotment  

The Workers Welfare Fund (WWF) Housing Allotment helps workers get low-cost homes. It understands that good housing is important for workers’ happiness and work performance. The program aims to make living conditions better and help people in need.

Eobi Housing Scheme registered employer who qualify for this program can get housing at lower prices or get loans with good terms. The program gives priority to those with lower incomes or special needs to make sure they get the help they need.

WWF works with the government, private builders, and banks to build eco-friendly housing projects. These projects have modern facilities, parks, and community centers to make life better for workers and their families.

Allotment Status Eobi Housing Scheme 

Sr	Location of Property	Size in square yards	Constructed area in square feet B/G/F**	Property located in C/I/R*	Date of Purchase	Present use
01	EOBI House, 190/1/B, Block-2, Nursery, PECHS, Karachi	800 Syd	32600 G+4	C	1982	Ex-Head Office, Karachi
02	ST-1-A/1, Shahrah-e-Faisal, Karachi.	9000 Syd	149000 B+G+3	C	1995	EOBI House cum Shopping Mall
03	Bungalow # C-31, BI – 4, Federal ‘B’ Area, Karachi	600 Syd	2558 G+1	R	1988	Karimabad Region, Karachi
04	III – A – I/12, Near Asim Clinic, Nazimabad, Karachi.	422 Syd	4902 G+1	R	1985	Nazimabad Region,
05	Suit # 204, Progressive Plaza, Beaumont Road, Karachi	2nd floor Flat	3223.56 Sqft	C	1998	Vacant
06	Plot # BC 27 – 33 – A, OpOfficeDA Office, HUB	1195 Syd	6330 G+1	C	1996	HUB Region
07	Plot # 4 / 4, Sector # 23, Korangi Industrial Area, Karachi.	450 Syd	5000 G+1	I	1995	Korangi Region,
08	Bungalow # 29/1/F, 4th Gizri Street, Defense Housing Society, Karachi.	1000 Syd	5408 G+1	R	1982	Officers Hostel
09	Bungalow # 7/N, Block – 6, PECHS, Karachi.	640 Syd	6858 G+1	R	1989	Office cum Residence
10	Street – 22, Block –16, Scheme # 36, Karachi.	6600 Syd	Open Plot	Amenity	1984
11	51 – C, Model Town, Ext, Quetta	400 Sqyd	3608 B+G+F	R	1989	Quetta Region
12	58/A, G.O.R. Colony, Hyderabad.	900 Syd	5576 G+F	R	1984	HyderabadRegional.
13	P/2, Site Main National Highway Kotri Distt: Dadu.	2420 Syd	4005 G+1	I	1994	Kotri Region
14	CS-617/9-10, Rahoja Road, house Sukkur	844.5 Syd	3284 G+F	R	1986	Sukkur Region
15	Plot # 31/B/1, Phase – V, Hayatabad, Peshawar.	1200 Syd	60000 2-B + G+5	C	1995	EOBI House, Hayatabad, Peshawar
16	100 Shami Road, Peshawar.	631 Syd	5000 G+1	R	1984	Regional Office, Peshawar
17	A-204, Sheikh Maltoon Town, Mardan	600 Syd	4202 G+1	R	1993	Mardan Region
18	866, Mansehra Road, Abbottabad		G+F		1995	Disputed
19	Airport Road, Sawat	630 Syd	2100 G+F	R	1984	Sawat Filed Office
20	Near Wild Life House, Korakaram Highway, Jutil, Gilgit	1200 Syd	4000 G+F	Amenity	1998	Gilgit Field Office,
21	563/B-2/VII, New Civil Lines, Sahiwal	1250 Syd 2 K-3 Sarshee	4740 G+1	R	1996	Sahiwal Region
22	Bungalow # 3 Near Sadiq Twon, Dubai Palace  Road, Bahawalpur.	929 Syd 30.71Marla	929 Syd 30.71Marlas	R	1994	Bahawalpur Region
23	Gulistan Colony # 2, Commercial Centre Near Ayesha Masjid, Faisalabad.	611 Syd	611 Syd	R	1985	Faisalabad North Region
24	Bungalow # 29 X BI, Susan Road, Madina Town, Faisalabad	611 Syd	611 Syd	R	1996	Faisalabad South Region
25	Bungalow # 2, Al-Faisal Park, Sultan Colony, Sargodha.	572 Syd	572 Syd	R	1988	Sargodha Region
26	Bungalow # 57-L, Gulbarg-III, Lahore	1227 Syd 2 K–150 sft	1227 Syd 2 K–150 sft	R	1993	Adjudication Authority
27	25-Tipo Block, New Garden Town, Lahore.	1250 Syd 2-K,1- M 72 sqft	1250 Syd 2-K,1- M 72 sqft	R	1987	Lahore South Region
28	105-A, Allama Iqbal Road, Lahore	915 Syd1-K,10-M 68 sqft	915 Syd 1-K,10-M68 sqft	R	1987	Lahore North Region
29	G.T. Road, Shahdra, Lahore	1600 Syd 2-K,13-M	1600 Syd 2-K,13-M	R	1988	Lahore Shahdra Region
30	102-Y, Housing Colony, Sheikhupura	611 syrd 1-K,	611 syrd 1-K,	R	1997	Sheikhupura Region
31	306-307-B, Gulgasht Colony, Multan.	960 syd	960 syd	R	1984	Vacant
32	Main Gill Road, Gujranwala	907 Syd 1-K, 10-M	907 Syd 1-K, 10-M	R	1987	Gujranwala Region
33	Opp: Service Textile G.T. Road, Gujrat	19.7-M 596 syd	19.7-M 596 syd	R	1994	Gujrat Region
34	Bungalow # 7 St-79, Sector G-6/4, Islamabad.	1200 syrd	1200 syrd	R	1993	Monitoring and Evaluation
35	Bugalow # 25, St-25, Sector G-6/3, Islamabad.	1200 syrd	1200 syrd	R	1992	Islamabad Region
36	81-C, Satellite Twon, Rawalpindi	30.6-M 927 syd	30.6-M 927 syd	R	1985	Rawalpindi Region
37	Near Silver Spoon Restaurant, Hassanabadal	34.8-M 1053syd	2237 G+F	R	1996	Hassanabdal Region
38	40-A, Bilal Town, Jehlum	611 syd	4904 G+1	R	1996	Jehlum Region
39	183, Super Madina Market, G.T.Road Okara.	30.6 –M 927 syd	2200 G+F	R	1999	Okara Field Office
40	588, Khurshidabad, Jhang Road, Muzafargarh	8-M 242 syd	1706 G+F	R	1998	Muzaffargarh Field Office
41	33-A, Businessmen Colony, Rahimyar Khan	628 syrd	2800 G+F	R	1999	Rahimyar khan Field Office
42	270-A,Khayaban-e-Sarwar, D.G.Khan	611 syd	7152 G+1	R	1999	D.G.Khan Region
43	Murdaia Road, Model Town, Sialkot.	20-M 605 syd	4429 G+1	R	1999	Sialkot Region
44	Flat #105 First Floor Nasim city center, Badin	562.33 Sq.Ft.	Flat	C	2003	Badin Field Office
45	No. 90-A, Civic Centre, Sabzazar, Lahore.	2 Kenal 8 Merlas	Open plot	C	2004	Lahore
46	17, Markaz I-8 Islamabad	1,111.11 sq. yds.	Open plot	C	2004	Islamabad
47	18, Markaz I-8 Islamabad	1066. 66 sq. yds.	Open plot	C	2004	Islamabad
48	38, Markaz I-8 Islamabad	1244.44 sq. yds	Open plot	C	2004	Islamabad
49	39, Markaz I-8, Islamabad	1244. 44 sq. yds.	Open plot	C	2004	Islamabad
50	41, Markaz I-8, Islamabad	1244.44 sq. yds.	Open plot	C	2004	Islamabad
51	42, Markaz I-8, Islamabad	1244.44 sq. yds.	Open plot	C	2004	Islamabad
52	32,33 & 34, Sector G-10/4, Mauve Area, Islamabad	4666.66 sq. yds	Open plot	C	2004	Islamabad
53	400 plots in Defence Housing Authority, Phase-II Ext. Islamabad	500 sq. yds each		R	2004	Islamabad
54	No. B, Junction of Airport Road, Near Rangers Headquarters, Lahore.	13203.67 sq. yds.	Open plot	C	2005	Lahore
55	Plot No. 59-A & B, Sabir Kamal Road, Sialkot Cantt.	549 Sq. yds547.5 sq. yds	Open plot	C	2006	Sialkot
56	Plot No.ST1-A/2B, Shahra-e-Faisal, (Adjacent to EOBI Shopping Mall/Ex-Awami Markaz) Karachi.	3000 Sq,. Yds.	Open plot	C	2001	Karachi
57	Plot No. C-205, SITE, Nooriabad	3843 sq. yds.	Open plot	C	2005	Nooriabad
58	5/423, Darkhshan Society, Malir, house Karachi.	423 Sq. yds.	5080 sq. ft. G+1	R	1985	Bin Qasim Region
59	PRTC Depot Ichra, Lahore (under litigation)	75 Kenal 12 Marlas	Open Plot	C	2003	Lahore
60	Land situated at Niaz Baig, Phase-I, Near Ammunition Depot, Multan Raod, Lahore.	1048  Kanal	Open Plot	R	2006	Open Plot
61	Faisalabad Industrial Estate. Value Addition City	1166.66 Sq.yds	Open Plot	C	2006	Open Plot
62	Railway Land, Plot # 8-A, 9-A &10-A, at I.I. Chundrigar Road, Karachi.	8986.22 Sq. Yds	Open Plot	C	2007	Open Plot
63	Plot No.C, adjacent to EOBI’s Plot, B, near Rangers Head Quarters Lahore	11,494 Sq. Yds	Open Plot	C	2008	Open Plot
64	Plot No. 63/A, M.A. Johar Town, Lahore, Block Trade Centre (25) Phase- II	2294.83 Sq. Meter	Open Plot	C	2009	Open Plot
65	Petrol Pump Site, 390, Block-D-II, Muhammad Ali Johar Town, Lahore.	1951 Sq. Meter	Open Plot	C	2006	Open Plot
66	Land at Gharo	20 Acres	Open Plot	Agri Land	2003	Open Plot
67	Office No. 203, 2nd floor, situated at Gul Tower, I.I. Chundrigar Road Karachi.	884 Sq. ft.	884 Sq. ft.	C	2003	Store Room

Allotment Process Eobi Housing Scheme

Eobi Housing Scheme process for getting a home through the Workers Welfare Fund (WWF) Housing Allotment is simple and fair. Workers who qualify can apply by showing documents like their job details and income.

The program looks at all applications and gives first preference to those with lower incomes or special situations. If approved, applicants can pick from the homes available or choose a housing loan with good conditions.

The goal is to help those who really need it get better housing and improve their lives. This way, the program offers economical homes and helps workers in need.

Allotment Form Download Now

Here’s the Workers Welfare Fund (WWF) Eobi Housing Scheme Allotment form for you to fill out. Please provide your employment details, income proof, and any other required information accurately to apply for reasonable housing or housing loans.

What Are The Provisions Of The Workers Welfare Fund? 

The Workers Welfare Fund helps workers by offering support and benefits. What it provides can change from one country to another. Some common things it might offer are:

1. Money help for workers who are struggling financially.

2. Health benefits, like doctor visits.

3. Help with housing or discounts on rent.

4. Classes and training to help workers get better jobs.

5. Money for workers when they retire.

6. Programs to keep workers safe at work.

7. Counseling for workers going through tough times at work or personally.

Sindh

The Workers Welfare Fund Act in Sindh is a law made to help workers in Sindh, Pakistan. It sets up a fund to give workers benefits like healthcare, scholarships for their kids, money for weddings, and help if they get hurt or pass away.

This law’s main goal is to make life better for workers by giving them important services and help. It also wants to make sure workers feel secure and stable in their jobs by meeting their basic needs and rights.

People in charge watch over how the Workers Welfare Fund Act works in Sindh. They make sure the fund is used well and that workers who qualify get the benefits they’re supposed to get according to the law’s rules.

Punjab

The Punjab Workers Welfare Fund (PWWF) is a special organization set up by the Punjab Workers Welfare Fund Act of 2019. The head of this organization is the Secretary of the Punjab Government’s Labour and Human Resource Department. The team running it includes members from the government, workers, and employers. PWWF offers various services to workers in industries. These services range from giving marriage and death grants to offering scholarships for talented students. They also build and manage housing areas for laborers and run welfare schools across different districts in Punjab.

Balochistan

The Workers Welfare Fund Act in Balochistan is a rule made to help and better the lives of workers in Balochistan, Pakistan. This law sets up a special fund to give workers things like healthcare, scholarships for their kids, money for weddings, and help if they get sick or pass away.

The main goal of this law is to make workers’ lives better by providing important services and support. It also wants to make sure workers feel safe and financially stable by meeting their basic needs and rights.

People who are in charge make sure the Workers Welfare Fund Act in Balochistan works well. They watch over how the fund is used and make sure workers who qualify get the benefits they’re supposed to get according to the law’s rules.

KPK

What Is The Workers Welfare Fund Act?

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Worker Welfare Board is a group set up by law to help workers. It’s part of the Ministry of Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development in Islamabad. They offer amenities such as the Jahez Fund to support the marriage of workers’ daughters, merit-based scholarships for the deserving children of industrial workers, as well as the distribution of sewing machines and bicycles.

The Board has nine members, including government officials, employers, and workers’ representatives. The Chairman is the Secretary of Labor for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Workers Welfare Board assists workers and their families by providing housing, education, healthcare, and additional support services. They build houses, flat schools, training centers, and health facilities. 

They also give financial help like marriage and death grants, and scholarships for workers and their kids. The Board’s main income comes from an initial fund of Rs. 100 million from the Federal Government, a 2% contribution from companies making over Rs. 500,000 profit per year, and money earned from investments.

What is the new update of EOBI? 

The EOBI pension will go up from Rs. 8500 to Rs. 10,000 for everyone earning a minimum each month starting January 2024. If you’re insured with EOBI, you can see your pension amount on this website.

How can I get my card? 

To your EOBI card, visit the EOBI website or office, fill out the card application form, provide the required documents, and submit them. Upon approval, your EOBI card will be issued.

How to apply for an EOBI pension? 

To apply for an EOBI pension, visit the EOBI website, download the pension application form, fill it out with the required details, attach the necessary documents, and submit it to the nearest EOBI office.

Are EOBI and Social Security the same?

No, EOBI (Employees’ Old-Age Benefits Institution) and Social Security are not the same. EOBI provides pension benefits to retired employees, while Social Security offers various social welfare programs and benefits.