LONDON: The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has announced the launch of a mobile registration campaign in multiple cities across the United Kingdom, starting January 3, 2026.
The initiative is designed to make identity-related services more accessible for Pakistani citizens living in the UK by bringing registration facilities closer to their communities. As part of the drive, mobile units will operate in Aylesbury, Rochdale, Cardiff, and Middlesbrough, allowing applicants to complete registration processes without the need to travel to distant centres.
NADRA stated that the move reflects its continued commitment to improving service delivery for overseas Pakistanis. Mobile teams will be stationed at specified venues in each city, and citizens are encouraged to visit the location most convenient for them.
For updates and detailed schedules, NADRA has advised individuals to stay connected through its official WhatsApp channel or consult its website. A dedicated online complaint portal is also available to address any concerns promptly.
Separately, following the successful introduction of mobile-based union council registration in Karachi East and Shaheed Benazirabad, NADRA has expanded the service to Larkana and Tando Muhammad Khan.
Through this facility, residents can now register births, deaths, marriages, and divorces digitally without visiting union council offices. Applications can be submitted via the NADRA Pak-Identity mobile app, and official certificates are delivered directly to applicants’ homes.
Officials confirmed that efforts are ongoing to roll out this service to additional regions, with plans to extend it across the entire Sindh province in the near future.
