Islamabad, Jan 30: The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has decided to maintain the current fees for the Computerised National Identity Card (CNIC) and B-form starting from January 2025, ensuring that essential identity services remain accessible to all citizens.
The NADRA CNIC B-form Fees serves as a critical document for a wide range of services in Pakistan. It is required to obtain a driving license, National Tax Number (NTN), open a bank account, apply for a passport, and even register for mobile phone services.
In addition to these, the CNIC plays a pivotal role in linking medical records for healthcare services and is essential for students during school admissions. Citizens who are 18 years or older are eligible to apply for a CNIC, making it a cornerstone of identification and access in Pakistan.
For those looking to obtain their CNIC, the process remains straightforward. Applicants need to visit any local NADRA Registration Centre with their essential documents.
The required documents typically include a birth certificate or matriculation result card, as well as a copy of a family member’s CNIC. By maintaining a smooth application process, NADRA ensures that every citizen can access their identification in a timely manner.
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NADRA CNIC Fee Update: January 2025
NADRA has decided to keep the fees for obtaining a CNIC the same for 2025. The standard fee for a new Smart National Identity Card is Rs750.
For urgent processing, a fee of Rs1,500 applies. The executive category costs Rs2,500.
This fee structure remains unchanged from the previous year, offering continued affordability for Pakistani citizens.
B-Form Fee Update: January 2025
The B-form, or Child Registration Certificate (CRC), is another important document that parents need to register their newborns in the NADRA system. As of January 2025, the standard fee for obtaining a B-form remains Rs50, while NADRA’s executive services for expedited processing are available at a cost of Rs500.
The B-form is vital for ensuring that children are recognized in the national database, allowing for their inclusion in various services and documentation processes.
By keeping these fees consistent, NADRA continues to provide an essential service that allows Pakistan’s citizens to access vital documentation at affordable rates.
