Green Tractor Scheme Phase V Registration 2026: Step-by-Step Guide for 9,500 High-Power Tractors

The Green Tractor Scheme Phase V registration window has closed, and this guide says so plainly at the start so that no farmer wastes time or money chasing a finished round. Registration opened on 23 September 2026 and the last date was 5 October 2026. What follows is the complete step-by-step record of how farmers applied online, plus exactly what to do now, whether you applied in time or missed the window.

The Closed Window, Stated Plainly

Let us not waste your time with any confusion. Phase V opened, ran its course, and closed, and no new Phase V application can be submitted today.

• Opened: 23 September 2026, on the official portal, the same day the Phase IV balloting was held in Lahore.
• Closed: the last date was 5 October 2026, clearly announced by the Punjab Agriculture Information Directorate.
• Today: no new Phase V application can be submitted, and no extension has been announced.
• Two uses of this guide: first, the full record of how registration was done in Phase V, step by step; second, your preparation guide for a future round.
• Why the record matters: the online method used in recent phases has followed a similar pattern, so a farmer who understands these steps today will not struggle when a future round opens with fresh dates.
• Programme context: together, Phase IV and Phase V offered 19,500 tractors in 2026-27, which shows the scale of this programme.

How Farmers Applied Online

The application method for Phase V was online. Farmers were directed by the department to the official portal, and the flow reported for the portal in recent phases is simple and direct.

• Step 1, open the portal: farmers opened the official portal on a mobile phone or computer.
• Step 2, start registration: registration began with the farmer’s CNIC and mobile number.
• Step 3, mobile verification: the mobile verification step shown on the portal was completed.
• Step 4, personal details: personal details were filled exactly as written on the CNIC.
• Step 5, land details: land details were filled to match the PLRA land record.
• Step 6, tractor category: the high-power category of 75 to 125 HP was selected.
• Step 7, review the form: the full form was reviewed once, carefully, before submission.
• Step 8, submit: the form was submitted through the portal.
• Step 9, save the reference: the application reference was saved for future status checks.
• System checking: after submission, the system connects with the land record for checking through PLRA and NADRA.
• No agent needed: the official portal never needs an agent between you and your application.

The Only Official Portals

Fake pages are the biggest danger after a round closes, because they stay active long after the real window shuts and copy the look of the official portal.

• Official portal: gts.punjab.gov.pk, named by the Punjab Agriculture Information Directorate for Phase V.
• Department site: agripunjab.gov.pk, for scheme information from the Agriculture Department.
• Helpline: Agriculture Helpline 0800-17000, daily from 8am to 8pm.
• Warning on lookalikes: any other site with a similar name is not the official channel, however convincing it looks.
• What fakes want: fake pages ask visitors for money, mobile codes or personal details, which the official portal never does through a middleman.
• Why this matters now: even after the closing date, fake pages keep collecting details from farmers who believe a round is still open.
• Rule to remember: trust only the official portal, the department website and the helpline for this scheme.

Documents and Records to Keep Ready

Here a careful point is needed. No official Phase V document upload list was published in the sources checked for this guide, so do not treat any list on a blog as the official Phase V list.

• Verified as essential, CNIC: a valid CNIC in your own name, because verification is done through PLRA and NADRA.
• Verified as essential, land record: land ownership details matching your PLRA record, because the land check runs against that record.
• Typically kept ready, CNIC copy: a copy of your CNIC for your own record, as in earlier phases.
• Typically kept ready, fard: a land record paper, such as a fard, matching the PLRA record.
• Typically kept ready, mobile number: a mobile number registered in your own name, so verification messages reach the right person.
• Final rule: follow the document list in the official notice of the round you actually apply in, because a new round can set its own list.
• Preparation costs nothing: keeping your papers ready now saves you from last-day panic when a new notice appears.
• Phase IV lesson: in Phase IV, out of 213,637 applicants only 128,757 were declared eligible after verification, which shows how much the record check matters.

Mistakes That Cost Applicants

Phase IV showed how much small mistakes cost. A large gap between applicants and eligible farmers tells you that many applications fail at the checking stage, not at the draw.

• Name mismatch: form details must match your CNIC exactly, letter for letter.
• Land mismatch: form land details must match the PLRA record, or the application fails verification.
• Expired CNIC: renew an expired CNIC at NADRA before any deadline comes, not during the window.
• Wrong mobile: use a number registered in your own name, so messages and calls reach you.
• Late corrections: correcting a land record takes time, so do it before a round opens, not after.
• Checking your record: visit the land record service, check your record with your own eyes, and get any mistake corrected through the proper channel.

What to Do Now That Registration Has Closed

Your next move depends on whether you applied in time, but in both cases the right move is preparation, not payment to an agent.

• If you applied: save your reference safe, keep your mobile active, and wait for official news about verification and balloting.
• Balloting date: no balloting date has been announced yet, so ignore any date that does not come from the department.
• If you missed the window: correct your land record, keep your CNIC valid, and watch the official portal for any future round.
• For everyone: follow only the official portal and department notices for this scheme.
• Never pay: no agent can register you after the closing date, whatever fee they ask.
• Local help: your district Agriculture Extension office can guide you on records and notices without any fee.
• Stay ready: a prepared farmer is ready the day a new notice appears, while an unprepared one loses the window fixing papers.

Contact and Helpline Details

Conclusion

Phase V registration opened on 23 September 2026 and closed on 5 October 2026. Applications were submitted online on the official portal with CNIC, mobile and land details matching PLRA records, for 9,500 high-power tractors of 75 to 125 HP with a subsidy of Rs 1,000,000 each. If you applied, wait for official balloting news. If you missed it, use this guide to prepare fully, correct your records now, and be ready the day a future round opens.

FAQs

Can I still register for Phase V now? No. Phase V registration opened on 23 September 2026 and the last date was 5 October 2026. Registration is now closed and new applications are not being accepted.

How were Phase V applications submitted? Applications were submitted online on the official portal, gts.punjab.gov.pk. Farmers registered with CNIC and mobile details, filled in personal and land details, selected the high-power category and submitted the form.

Which documents were officially required for Phase V? No official Phase V upload list was published in the checked sources. A valid CNIC and land details matching your PLRA record are verified as essential, because checking is done through PLRA and NADRA. Other papers are typically kept ready from earlier phases.

Has a balloting date been announced for Phase V? No. No balloting date has been announced yet. Ignore any date that does not come from the Agriculture Department or the official portal.

What should I do to be ready for a future round? Keep your CNIC valid, correct any mistake in your PLRA land record, use a mobile number in your own name, and watch the official portal for a new notice with its own dates.