Afghan Refugees in Pakistan by Province

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Registered Afghan Refugees in Pakistan by Province/Region

31 Dec 2025
Province/Region Population %
ICT 23,146 2.30%
Balochistan 212,874 21.00%
KP 626,620 61.90%
Punjab 107,461 10.60%
Sindh 39,466 3.90%
AJK 2,539 0.30%
Source: UNHCR

 

Afghan Refugees in Pakistan by Province
(30 June 2025)
Province/Region Population %
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 717,945 52.70
Balochistan 326,584 24.00
Punjab 195,188 14.30
Sindh 75,510 5.50
ICT 43,154 3.20
AJK 4,419 0.30
Source: UNHCR

 

 

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