Pakistan Post Multan: Offices, Services & Contacts
Pakistan Post Multan — the Southern Punjab circle headquarters — runs the GPO plus a network of branch offices across the city and surrounding districts (Jhang falls in this circle). Offices, services and contacts below.
Quick answer: Multan’s GPO offers full postal services Mon–Sat 9am–5pm; the Southern Punjab circle complaint contact is 061-9201104; national helpline 051-111-111-117; tracking at ep.gov.pk.
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Key offices
- GPO Multan: the main office — all services including EMS and foreign mail.
- Branch offices: neighbourhood post offices across Multan for everyday mail and bills.
- Circle HQ: the Postmaster General Southern Punjab (Multan) supervises the region including Jhang.
Contact
Circle complaint contact: 061-9201104 (published by Pakistan Post). National helpline: 051-111-111-117. Tracking: ep.gov.pk.
Multan’s postal significance
Multan — the City of Saints, among the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities — has been a communications crossroads for millennia: caravan routes, then rail, then post. Today its GPO heads the Southern Punjab circle, supervising postal operations across Multan, Bahawalpur, Dera Ghazi Khan and Jhang divisions.
That makes Multan’s circle office the escalation point for complaints across southern Punjab: if a district post office can’t resolve your issue, the circle complaint contact 061-9201104 (published by Pakistan Post) is the next step — then the national helpline and ep.gov.pk.
The circle HQ advantage
Because Multan hosts the Southern Punjab circle headquarters, its GPO punches above a normal district office: fuller staffing, the complete service menu (including EMS and foreign mail), and — crucially — the circle complaint desk (061-9201104) on site.
That last point matters: complaints that stall at branch level get resolved faster when the supervising office is in the same building. If you’re in southern Punjab and a postal issue isn’t moving, Multan’s GPO is where escalation starts — bring your receipt, tracking number and a written account of what happened.
Visiting Multan GPO
As a circle headquarters, Multan’s GPO is larger and busier than a district office — plan accordingly:
- Counters: separate windows for mail, parcels/UMS, EMS/foreign mail, money orders, savings and complaints — the inquiry desk directs you.
- Timings: Mon–Sat, 9am–5pm; pension days (month-start) are the busiest.
- Complaints: the circle desk (061-9201104) is on site — escalation without a second trip.
- Bring: CNIC for anything registered, financial or international; complete addresses with mobile numbers for parcels.
Frequently asked questions
How do I contact Pakistan Post Multan?
Southern Punjab circle: 061-9201104; national helpline 051-111-111-117; complaints at ep.gov.pk.
Which districts does Multan postal circle cover?
The Southern Punjab circle (HQ Multan) covers Multan, Bahawalpur, DG Khan and Sahiwal regions — including Jhang.
How do I escalate a postal complaint in southern Punjab?
Post office → circle complaint desk 061-9201104 → helpline 051-111-111-117 → ep.gov.pk. Keep your receipt/tracking number at every step.
What are Multan GPO timings?
Generally Monday to Saturday, 9:00am to 5:00pm with a Friday prayer break — confirm on the helpline 051-111-111-117.
Does Multan GPO handle EMS?
Yes — full international EMS service, plus the circle’s supervisory functions for southern Punjab.
Is Multan GPO open on Saturday?
Generally yes — Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm, with a Friday prayer break.
Can I track a parcel booked at Multan GPO?
Yes — UMS and EMS articles are trackable at ep.gov.pk from the receipt’s tracking number, usually within 24 hours of booking.
