This card is designed especially for overseas Pakistanis and foreign nationals with Pakistani roots, making it easier than ever to stay connected with Pakistan.
The NADRA POC is a smart identification card that helps foreign nationals who have acquired citizenship in other countries maintain strong ties with their Pakistani heritage.
Eligibility extends to individuals whose parents, grandparents, or close relatives have Pakistani nationality. Foreign spouses married to Pakistani citizens can also apply, making the card a valuable tool for families living abroad.
How to Apply for NADRA POC
Applicants can initiate their POC application through a family member’s Pak ID account—such as a parent, sibling, or child.
After logging into the Pak ID portal, simply select the option “Apply for ID Card,” choose “My blood relative,” then “No,” and finally select “New POC.” This straightforward process starts the application request.
Personal details, biometric information, a recent photograph, and supporting documents that prove eligibility must be submitted in the application.
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Processing Time and Delivery
- Executive Category takes approximately 7 days.
- Whereas in the Urgent Category, you can get your card in around 12 days.
- While the Normal Category takes up to 30 days.
NADRA POC will be delivered directly to the applicant’s provided address once approved. This ensures a hassle-free experience.
NADRA POC comes with many advantages such as free visa entry to Pakistan, cardholders can live in Pakistan without the need for local registration, and legally own property in Pakistan. Moreover, the card facilitates smoother immigration procedures and allows cardholders to open bank accounts. POC also opens doors to employment opportunities within the country for foreign nationals connected to Pakistan.
NADRA has issued a public advisory urging all applicants and citizens to protect their personal information. NADRA has warned citizens against sharing their personal data as identity theft cases in Pakistan are on the rise. NADRA warns against sharing sensitive data on unauthorized websites or apps that falsely claim to provide NADRA services. Staying vigilant is crucial to avoid fraud and misuse of personal details.
