The Airports Security Force has opened 69 posts for candidates holding a Balochistan domicile, with applications closing on Tuesday 11 November 2026. The intake covers 15 job categories from BPS-01 to BPS-11 and is being run through the federal government's National Job Portal, not through the force's own recruitment site.

The uniformed posts make up the largest share of the intake. There are 30 posts for Corporal in BPS-07, five for Assistant Sub Inspector in BPS-11 and six for Corporal Driver in BPS-05. Corporal applicants need a Matric qualification, while Assistant Sub Inspector applicants need Intermediate. Corporal Driver applicants need Matric plus a valid HTV or LTV driving licence. The remaining 28 posts are trade and support roles, including electrician, welder, plumber, cook and naib qasid, each with its own qualification line in the advertisement.

Who can apply

Only candidates holding a Balochistan domicile can apply under this intake, which is part of the federal Balochistan Employment Initiative. Applicants must be aged between 18 and 30, with five years of upper-age relaxation under the general rules. Three Corporal posts and one Assistant Sub Inspector post are reserved for women. Physical standards apply to the uniformed posts: men must be at least 5 feet 6 inches tall and women at least 5 feet 2 inches, with a minimum chest measurement of 32 and three-quarter inches expanding to 34 and three-quarter inches for men, and minimum weights of 48.1 kg for men and 45 kg for women.

Walk-in interviews for the intake run from 1 to 20 November 2026 at the ASF garrisons at Quetta, Gwadar and Turbat airports, and tests will be held in the same three cities. Candidates should apply online only through the National Job Portal, where each of the 15 ASF listings sits under the Balochistan Jobs section. Manual and hard-copy forms are not accepted for this intake, and applicants should not pay anyone who offers to arrange a place: selection is on merit and no fee is charged for applying.

About the force

The Airports Security Force works under the Ministry of Defence and guards Pakistan's airports, aerodromes and aircraft. It was set up in 1976 under the Airports Security Force Act 1975 and is responsible for protecting civil aviation against unlawful interference, including counter-terrorism measures and maintaining law and order within airport limits. Outside this quota intake, ASF recruitment normally runs through its own portal, joinasf.gov.pk, which said no jobs were available when last checked in September, so Balochistan candidates should use the National Job Portal for these 69 posts and check the listing for their own post before the 11 November deadline.