NRIs to get Aadhaar sans 180-day wait in 3 months

[Kool_SRG]

Sources privy to the development said that a notification in this regard has to be issued by the IT ministry

The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has said its systems will be ready within three months to offer the facility of issuing Aadhaar cards to NRIs with Indian passports without the mandatory 180 days waiting period, as announced in the Budget.

UIDAI systems are being readied for the facility and necessary legal measures are to be notified soon, UIDAI CEO Ajay Bhushan Pandey told PTI.

UIDAI systems will be tuned to offer the facility within three month’s time, he said.

“We are working to make the appropriate technological changes and we will provide an appointment facility where people outside the country also can apply for a time slot and specify the place they would like to go to get their Aadhaar made...as soon as they come to India they can, very conveniently, go and get their Aadhaar made,” Pandey said.

In her Budget speech on July 5, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had said: “I propose to consider issuing Aadhaar card for Non-Resident Indians with Indian Passports after their arrival in India, without waiting for 180 days.” , which is currently awaited.

Meanwhile, the UIDAI — which has made operational two more Aadhaar Seva Kendras (ASKs) in Bhopal and Chennai after the fourth centre in Hisar was launched recently — is confident of meeting its target of opening 114 such centres across the country in the coming months.

The UIDAI is setting up Aadhaar Seva Kendras — similar to the concept of Passport Seva Kendras — covering 53 cities across the country at an estimated project cost of ₹300-400 crore.

These Aadhaar centres, meant to facilitate enrolment, updation and other activities, are UIDAI’s own and operate in addition to thousands of centres currently being run by banks and post offices, as well as in government premises (offering similar Aadhaar services).

As ASKs have more capacity, more requests for enrolment and updation can be processed on a daily basis compared to other centres. Besides, the new ASK model entails an online appointment management system to allow people to book a slot as per their convenience.

The online appointment booking facility is already available at UIDAI’s website.

[Kool_SRG]

Good for NRIs 

[krrish4u]

nice

[pittagoda]

4 hours ago, Kool_SRG said:

Sources privy to the development said that a notification in this regard has to be issued by the IT ministry

The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has said its systems will be ready within three months to offer the facility of issuing Aadhaar cards to NRIs with Indian passports without the mandatory 180 days waiting period, as announced in the Budget.

UIDAI systems are being readied for the facility and necessary legal measures are to be notified soon, UIDAI CEO Ajay Bhushan Pandey told PTI.

UIDAI systems will be tuned to offer the facility within three month’s time, he said.

“We are working to make the appropriate technological changes and we will provide an appointment facility where people outside the country also can apply for a time slot and specify the place they would like to go to get their Aadhaar made...as soon as they come to India they can, very conveniently, go and get their Aadhaar made,” Pandey said.

In her Budget speech on July 5, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had said: “I propose to consider issuing Aadhaar card for Non-Resident Indians with Indian Passports after their arrival in India, without waiting for 180 days.” , which is currently awaited.

Meanwhile, the UIDAI — which has made operational two more Aadhaar Seva Kendras (ASKs) in Bhopal and Chennai after the fourth centre in Hisar was launched recently — is confident of meeting its target of opening 114 such centres across the country in the coming months.

The UIDAI is setting up Aadhaar Seva Kendras — similar to the concept of Passport Seva Kendras — covering 53 cities across the country at an estimated project cost of ₹300-400 crore.

These Aadhaar centres, meant to facilitate enrolment, updation and other activities, are UIDAI’s own and operate in addition to thousands of centres currently being run by banks and post offices, as well as in government premises (offering similar Aadhaar services).

As ASKs have more capacity, more requests for enrolment and updation can be processed on a daily basis compared to other centres. Besides, the new ASK model entails an online appointment management system to allow people to book a slot as per their convenience.

The online appointment booking facility is already available at UIDAI’s website.

Nris get in 1 day ga?

[perugu_vada]

couple of yrs back apply chesa,, ochesindi Aadhar card .. eventhough i was not in India for 180 days  .. aina ah 180 days annadhi sodhi .. how can an NRI stay in india for 6months .. glad they realized it atleast now 

[Meow]

Dual citizenship eppudu allow chestarura babu

[Quickgun_murugan]

17 minutes ago, perugu_vada said:

couple of yrs back apply chesa,, ochesindi Aadhar card .. eventhough i was not in India for 180 days  .. aina ah 180 days annadhi sodhi .. how can an NRI stay in india for 6months .. glad they realized it atleast now 

 

16 minutes ago, Meow said:

Dual citizenship eppudu allow chestarura babu

Yup... they don’t check all that 

[Meow]

16 minutes ago, Quickgun_murugan said:

 

Yup... they don’t check all that 

Em check cheyaru? Ippudu OCI card ki apply cheyochu kani dual citizenship allow cheyaru ga India lo? 

[Mitron]

Thoo

[MRI]

On 9/1/2019 at 4:04 AM, Kool_SRG said:

Good for NRIs 

deniki? madichi pettukomanu.

[MRI]

46 minutes ago, Meow said:

Dual citizenship eppudu allow chestarura babu

Can you explain why do you need dual citizenship?

[Meow]

1 minute ago, MRI said:

Can you explain why do you need dual citizenship?

Ikkada undadaniki GC saripoddiga, only problem is I have to keep renewing it. I don't want to give up my Indian citizenship, so I am not sure if I want to take US citizenship. 

[MRI]

1 minute ago, Meow said:

Ikkada undadaniki GC saripoddiga, only problem is I have to keep renewing it. I don't want to give up my Indian citizenship, so I am not sure if I want to take US citizenship. 

if you plan on being here, why do you need Indian citizenship? You can carry a OCI!

[Meow]

Just now, MRI said:

if you plan on being here, why do you need Indian citizenship? You can carry a OCI!

Because that's the only connection I will have with India. I don't think OCI is the same, you are not counted as an Indian citizen even if you have OCI. 

[VijayaGudipatiDallas]

1 hour ago, Meow said:

Dual citizenship eppudu allow chestarura babu

Adhe babu Garu Pm ayyaka