Verified proposals from across Karachi. Free to register, free to list, free to browse.
Karachi is the largest and most varied marriage market in Pakistan, and that variety is exactly what makes searching hard. Select Proposal lists verified proposals from across the city — Gulshan, North Nazimabad, DHA and Clifton, Gulistan-e-Johar, Malir and beyond — with education, profession, sect and family background stated openly so you can narrow things down quickly. Registration, listing and browsing are free, and a significant share of Karachi families on the platform have relatives settled abroad.
Karachi's size is what makes a free browse worth something. A rishta service that charges before you can see anything is asking you to pay to find out whether it lists your community, your area and your language at all. On Select Proposal, registration, profile listing and browsing verified Karachi proposals are free, and paying begins only when you want another family's contact details.
The free plan has one boundary we state rather than hide. Male profiles with a diploma or other education, and men who are married, divorced or separated, are not eligible for the free plan. Everyone else registers, lists and browses at no cost, receives a limited daily contact view, and can be approached by paid members. No commission is taken on the marriage.
Karachi is not one marriage market but several sitting on top of each other. Muhajir, Sindhi, Memon, Delhiwala, Pathan, Punjabi and Baloch families all search here, and geography matters as much as background: a family in North Nazimabad or Nazimabad weighs a Malir or Gulistan-e-Johar proposal partly on the drive. Free browsing lets you establish, in one sitting and at no cost, whether proposals exist in the areas and communities you would actually consider. Filters cover city, area details, education, profession, age and sect. Contact details are never shown publicly, whatever plan you are on.
Free lists circulate widely in Karachi, on WhatsApp, in community forums and through Facebook pages with tens of thousands of members. Nothing in them is verified. Overseas proposals from the Gulf are especially easy to inflate, since a salary in Dubai and a visa status are hard to check from Gulshan. Your daughter's photograph, once posted, cannot be recalled from a group of strangers. Every profile here is manually reviewed before it appears, roughly forty percent are rejected, and your number is exchanged only when both families have shown interest.
Settle the practical questions before contact details are exchanged anywhere. If a proposal involves a son working abroad, ask about visa category, how long the bride would wait in Karachi, and who she would live with meanwhile. If the family runs a business in Saddar or a factory in Korangi, ask whether the stated income is profit or turnover, and whether the shares are settled. Ask about the household: joint or separate, who else lives there, and expectations about the bride working or studying. These answers cost nothing to seek and prevent most later disappointments.
Karachi families are used to being sold to, so we would rather you checked. Register, list the profile, and read proposals in the areas and communities you would genuinely consider. If the screening standard is worth paying for later, that will be obvious. If it is not, you will have spent nothing finding out.
Yes. Registration, profile listing and browsing verified Karachi proposals are all free. Payment applies only when you want to reveal contact details for a specific proposal. Families are also regularly contacted first by paid members, at no cost to them.
Gulshan-e-Iqbal, North Nazimabad, Gulistan-e-Johar, DHA and Clifton are the most active. You can filter by city and then review family details on each profile to judge locality and background.
Yes, and for every other community in the city. Select Proposal does not sort or filter profiles by biradari or ethnicity. Families raise background directly once a conversation begins, and our filters cover education, profession, sect, city and family details.
Yes. Many Karachi profiles involve siblings or relatives settled in the Gulf, the UK or North America, and settlement preferences are noted on the profile where the family has given them.