WASA New Connection

Online applications are also available for the WASA new connection. In this section, we will discuss the online and manual systems for submitting a WASA new connection application. Following are the steps you need to take in order to set up your new WASA connection.

1. Application From

2. Demand notice

Application Form

In order to get a new WASA connection, you need to fill out and submit an application. Just follow the steps provided.

Follow the steps below to submit the online application for installation of WASA online connection:

• Visit the official WASA website

• Read all of the information on the main page of the website carefully

• Now select the category of WASA online new connection on the main page

• Fill out the application form

• Choose your subdivision

• Name of father

• Please enter your CNIC number

• Please enter your current address

• Enter all mobile phone numbers

• Email ID.

• Mention the number of meters already installed

• Also chose the meter installation company

Documents Required

In order to apply for WASA, you must submit many documents. Following is a list of the documents that need to be attached with the application:

• Attested document proving ownership of the property. It is proof that the client owns the property where a new connection will be installed.

• According to the attested document, the place has never had a connection installed.

• An attested letter of "no objection" from the landlord. Required when the customer is not the owner of the property. By submitting this document, the customer provides proof that the landlord has consented to the installation.

• A copy of the customer's CNIC and two attested copies

• The electricity bill of the neighbor. It helps the staff to track the address of the 

Demand Notice

A regional sub-divisional officer verifies the connection form. A demand notice is issued for the applicant once the staff has verified the applicant. A fee is charged for the demand notice.

Payments can be made online or via the bank. The fee receipt needs to be submitted to WASA once it has been paid. A new connection will be installed at your residence after receiving the receipt.

We hope the WASA new connection helps you learn how to get a new WASA connection, incase you have any confusion, please let us know.

WASA Bills

 Now using our website you can find your latest WASA bill online. Our website is completely free and easy-to use for checking out how much you owe with any due charges! You can also download a copy of the page that will be automatically downloaded to your laptop or smartphones. 

You can check your WASA Bill online by locating the account number that is usually located at the corner of the bill.

What is WASA ?

WASA is the Water and Sanitation Agency of Pakistan. With its water services, you can get clean drinking water for your family without having to worry about delivery or waiting in line!

In Pakistan the WASA delivers the services in the following region. 

• Punjab 

• Sindh 

• Balochistan 

• Gilgit Baltistan

• Khyber Pakhtun Khawa

• Azad Kashmir

On our website, you can immediately check the WASA bill.  Moreover, you can check whether your invoice is paid or not. You can also check the WASA previous 12 months bills. 

WASA allows you to pay your bill using online billing channels Jazzcash, easypaisa, Online bank application. So if you didn’t receive your duplicate bill then you need not worry.  However, if you have the hard copy of the bill simply head to any commercial bank, post office or most Easypaisa shops.

FAQ’s

Can I assess the WASA invoice by mobile number or CNIC?

No, you cannot check the WASA bill using the mobile number or CNIC. 

How do I change the name of the WASA invoice?

You are able to submit an application for title change by visiting the closest office. The procedure will be similar to your new connection, but there might be some paperwork involved so make sure you do it right away!

What's a Helpline for WASA ?

The WASA helpline number is 1334.

How to apply for invoice correction?

If you believe that your bill total was wrong, visit  the nearest WASA office to discuss it.