NADRA Opens New Karachi Center, Announces Two More Mega Facilities for Citizens

The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has inaugurated a new service center in Karachi with the aim of improving public access and reducing the burden on citizens seeking identity-related services.

Director General NADRA Sindh, Amir Ali Khan, officially opened the registration facility at the Public Center in Karachi. This newly launched center is expected to provide quicker and more efficient services for those requiring Computerised National Identity Cards (CNICs) and other documentation.

Additional Mega Centers in Karachi

During the inauguration, Amir Ali Khan announced the establishment of two new NADRA mega centers in Karachi. These will cater to the city’s rapidly growing demand for identity services. He also stated that existing support stations, locally known as madadgaar setups, will be upgraded to executive-level facilities to provide a more streamlined experience for visitors.

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Pak ID Mobile App for Citizens

The DG further encouraged citizens to download NADRA’s official mobile application, Pak ID, which enables users to renew their identity documents, complete biometric verification, and access several other services directly from home. This step is designed to minimize in-person visits and provide convenience, especially for residents of remote or underserved regions.

Benefits for Millions of Residents

According to NADRA officials, the new service centers, along with the digital initiatives, are expected to benefit millions of citizens. By combining physical infrastructure with technology-driven solutions, NADRA is working to improve service delivery, reduce waiting times, and enhance citizen engagement across Pakistan.