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Day Passes in Pakistan

Prices for day passes in Pakistan are quoted, not published: per day rates move with the city, the date and the scope. Our indicative guide is from Rs 1,500/day. 7 cities list coworking & offices below — pick yours, or send one brief and verified providers come back with real numbers.

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  • from Rs 1,500/day
  • 7 cities
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Open plan office floor with workstations, representing coworking day passes in Islamabad

What it costs

from Rs 1,500/day

That is an indicative guide, not a fixed rate, and it comes from our deepest market — Islamabad and Rawalpindi. per day pricing moves with the city, the season, the day of the week and exactly what you ask for. Send one request and providers quote your real number, usually within the hour.

Coworking & Offices by city

Day Passes is quoted through our coworking & offices desk in each city. Open a city for its local providers, areas and prices — the nightly figure is that city's hotel floor, useful if you are travelling in for the booking.

7 cities

Before you book

  1. Fix the date and timing firstper day rates change with the day, the season and how long you need — a firm date gets you a firm price.
  2. Name your city and areaTravel, setup and availability all depend on where you are. The same brief in two different cities rarely gets the same quote.
  3. Ask what is includedInclusions vary between providers far more than headline prices do. Confirm what is in the number before you commit.

Home market

Day Passesin Islamabad & Rawalpindi

This desk started in Islamabad, so this is where our data runs deepest. Everything below is written for Islamabad and Rawalpindi specifically — other cities are covered, in less detail.

A day pass buys you a seat, fibre internet, backed-up power, tea and use of the common area for one working day. Rates in Islamabad run Rs 1,500 to Rs 2,500, and Rs 3,000 or more at premium Blue Area floors that include a meeting room hour. Most operators credit the pass against your first month if you take a desk within a week.

The typical users are visitors staying in F-6, F-7 or Blue Area hotels who need somewhere better than a hotel lobby, residents whose home internet or power has failed, and people testing a floor before committing. Ask whether the pass includes printing, whether you can take calls at the desk or must use a booth, and what the closing time is.

Same-day booking is normally fine except on the first working day after a long weekend. Bring your CNIC, as most buildings in Blue Area register visitors at reception. If you need to run video calls all day, choose a floor with call booths rather than an open bench, and confirm the number of booths, since two booths on a floor of forty people is not enough.

Sectors and towns we cover here

We match day passes requests in the capital with providers covering these sectors and towns.

  • F-6
  • F-7
  • F-8
  • F-10
  • F-11
  • E-11
  • G-9
  • G-10
  • G-11
  • G-13
  • I-8
  • I-10
  • Blue Area
  • DHA Islamabad
  • Bahria Town
  • PWD
  • Rawalpindi
  • Saddar
  • Murree
  • Bhurban
  • Nathia Gali
  • Khanpur
  • Taxila

Day Passes in Islamabad & Rawalpindi — frequently asked questions

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