📢 Good News! Your First ID Card Can Be Made for Free – Here’s What You Need to Know

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Hey folks! If you haven’t heard yet, NADRA (the National Database and Registration Authority) just made some important updates about how ID cards are made in Pakistan. And honestly, they’re a big deal – especially if you’re turning 18 or applying for the first time.

Let me break it down for you in simple, human language – like I’m explaining it to a friend over chai. ☕

🎁 First-Time ID Card = Absolutely Free!

Yes, you read that right. If you’re 18 years old and applying for your ID card for the very first time, you don’t have to pay a single rupee. No hidden charges. No “under-the-table” stuff. It’s completely free.

So, if someone tells you to pay for your first ID – just smile and walk away. You’re smarter now.

⏱️ Faster Processing Times – No More 30-Day Wait

NADRA has also updated the delivery timelines for different ID card categories. Here’s how it works now:

CategoryOld TimeNew TimeFee
Normal30 days15 daysRs. 0 (1st time)
Urgent~15 days12 daysRs. 115
Executive (Fastest)~7-10 days6 daysRs. 750+ (approx.)

So now, even normal processing takes just 15 days, which used to take a whole month. If you’re in a hurry, urgent and executive options are still available – just a bit faster and with a small fee.

🏠 Apply Online – No Need to Stand in Queues

Here’s another win: you can now apply through Pak Identity (NADRA’s online portal) from the comfort of your home.

✅ No more standing in long lines.
✅ No need to take a day off work.
✅ Everything – from biometric to submission – can be done digitally.

Just have a working internet connection, a smartphone or laptop, and your documents handy – and you’re good to go.

💡 Why This Matters

These new NADRA rules are designed to:

  • Save your time
  • Save your money
  • Encourage young citizens to get their national ID on time
  • Make the system more efficient and accessible

🤔 Your Turn: Should NADRA Keep Evolving?

So, now that you know NADRA is making life a bit easier for everyone – what do you think? Should they keep making things simpler like this?

🗨️ Share your thoughts in the comments. Your voice matters!

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