NADRA SMART NATIONAL ID Card (SNIC & SNICOP)

NADRA SMART NATIONAL ID Card (SNIC & SNICOP)

NADRA Pakistan has started issuing Smart Cards, the most secure national identity card of the world. containing 36 security features
Fee of SNIC:  Rs. 1500/=   (Fast Track)
No normal fee is announced.
Why SMART National ID Card?

• with 36 Security Features
• Multi-dimensional Usage & Service
• Social & Financial inclusion Programmes
• Use of State-of-the-Art Encryption Techniques
• Live Identification of picture and finger prints
• Easy Pension Disbursement

and a lot more to offer in the future

Fee Structure of Accidental Death Insurance Scheme

S#	Basic Fee	Additional Fee	Total Fee	Coverage Period	Accidental Death Only Coverage Amount
1	1500	0	1500	2 Years	100,000/-
2	1500	500	2000		250,000/-
3	1500	800	2300		500,000/-
4	1500	1,300	2800		1,000,000/-
5	1500	2,200	3700		2,000,000/-

Fee Structure of SMART NICOP

Smart NICOP	Types	Normal	Urgent	Executive
Zone A UK/USA	New Smart NICOP	7300	8900	9700
	Renewal Smart NICOP	7300	8900	9700
	Modification Smart NICOP	10500	15300	21800
	Duplicate Smart NICOP	10500	15300	21800
Zone B Middle East/Gulf	New Smart NICOP	3500	4000	4500
	Renewal Smart NICOP	3500	4000	4500
	Modification Smart NICOP	5000	7000	7500
	Duplicate Smart NICOP	5000	7000	7500

NADRA all set to issue Smart Cards for Children

The National Registration and Database Authority (Nadra) are all set to issue the same smart card for children under the age of 18, after launch of Chip based Smart National Identity Card (SNIC) for Adult population of Pakistan, Nadra said.

The chip-based card will be distinguished from CRC as it will become an ‘entitlement document’ with multiple facilities. The launch of this state-of-the-art Smart Identity Card is to extend an experience of Hi-Tech security solution for the protection of juveniles’ identity.

Meanwhile, Nadra Chairman Tariq Malik said the chip-based Smart Identity Card for the children will offer multi-dimensional usage and services, health, educational, social and financial inclusion programmes. The new card for children shall be capable of holding applications and data from the health, education and social sector such as vaccination records, academic records and polio registrations, he added.

Malik said the introduction of a Smart Identity Card will be beneficial for both the citizens and the Government of Pakistan not only as an identity document but also as a medium of storing data from the health, education and social sector on the chip.

He said the card will be clearly marked as invalid for under-18 till the child’s date of 18th birthday and shall incorporate all features of a Smart NIC for citizens including photograph, name, father’s name, date of birth and address. Biometrics shall be captured for children over the age of 15 as per the specified accepted age of juvenile biometrics for the Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS). Such Child Smart Card carrying biometric data shall be valid beyond the age of 18 as Smart NICs also.

Malik said that like smart identity card this card will also be the safest and most secure card because it cannot be replicated or forged. He said a chip will be fitted into the card which helps the government to provide all out facilities like health and education record, life insurance and financial assistance in case of calamity to this specific segment of society.

Nadra currently issues Child Registration Certificate (CRC) for registration of children under the age of 18. CRC is printed on A4 sized secure paper holding the child’s name, gender and date of birth.

There is no picture of the child on the CRC. However, the new Smart Card will carry child’s picture with biometric record. This card is not mandatory. CRC (B-Form) shall remain valid and NADRA shall continue to issue the same as per registration policy in vogue.

“NADRA is empowering government with a medium to transform into a welfare state by launching multi-faced Smart Card platform”, Said Tariq Malik