Nadra to establish new NADRA mega center in Karachi. The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has announced plans to establish another Mega Centre in Karachi. To expand access to its identity and registration services for residents of the city’s eastern districts. Officials say the new facility will set up in Korangi. And a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) will be sign on January 13 between the NADRA Regional Head Office Karachi. And the Town Municipal Corporation (TMC) Korangi to formalize the project.
The Korangi Mega Centre is expect to be a major upgrade in public service convenience. It will feature 30 one-window service counters, capable of handling 2,500 to 3,000 applicants daily, making it one of the city’s larger citizen service hubs. A zonal office will operate within the same premises to coordinate operations and improve administrative efficiency.
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The centre will offer all standard NADRA services under one roof, including national ID card processing, renewals, and updates. Specialized counters will also be available for services such as:
- PakID applications
- Succession certificates
- Thalassemia testing
- Arms licence processing
- Self-service kiosks
Separate counters will be dedicate to senior citizens to ensure quicker and more comfortable service.
Benefit And Broader Expansion
The new Mega Centre is expect to serve nearly four million people from a wide range of neighbourhoods, including Korangi, Landhi, Korangi Creek, Shah Faisal Colony, Malir Model Colony, Chakra Goth, Bin Qasim, Steel Town, Ibrahim Hyderi, Qayyumabad, and surrounding areas. With expanded capacity and improved accessibility, the Korangi Mega Centre aims to make essential civil registration services more convenient and efficient for residents across a broad stretch of Karachi’s eastern districts.
This development comes as part of NADRA’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its service network in Karachi, where multiple mega centres already operate to meet the identity-related needs of the city’s large population. Earlier plans also included opening additional centres in areas like Malir, Surjani Town and Gulshan-i-Iqbal to reduce pressure on existing facilities and offer faster services.