NICOP Fee Calculator — Pakistan

Applying for a NICOP from abroad — or a POC for a foreign spouse? Every guide lists one card at a time, in dollars, by zone — so a family applying together never adds up in advance. Enter the whole family once and see the combined fee in USD and rupees, the slowest delivery time, and what the other zone would have cost.

✓ Zone A $39 / $57 / $75✓ Zone B $20 / $30 / $40✓ POC from $150✓ USD + PKR at your rate✓ 100% free, no signup

Your whole family’s overseas cards, in one total

Every card is a separate NICOP, so count the family first and the money adds itself up.

Step 1 — Your zone and speed

NADRA splits the world into two pricing zones. The Pak Identity portal detects your zone from the country you select — if it shows a different zone, the portal governs.

Days are NADRA’s own fee-page figures. Several 2026 guides list 31 / 23 / 9 days instead — see the note under the fee table.

Step 2 — NICOP cards (per person)

First NICOP for each family member, including children — every person needs their own card.

Renewing an expiring NICOP costs exactly the same as a new one on every track.

Details change on an existing card. Same fee as a new card — the $5 non-printable-field change is not in this total.

Lost or damaged card replacement. Same fee as a new card on every track.

Step 3 — Rupees (optional)

NADRA charges the USD fee and converts it at its own rate if you pay in rupees. This calculator shows both — the USD figure is the fixed one.

Total overseas card fees

How to use

Three traps this calculator avoids

1

Zone A costs nearly double Zone B for the same card

A Normal NICOP is $39 in the USA, UK or Canada and $20 in the UAE or Saudi Arabia. Guides that quote a single “NICOP fee” without naming the zone are quoting one half of the world. Pick your zone first — the portal detects it from your country, and the portal governs if it disagrees.

2

Renewal, modification and duplicate are not cheaper

Unlike domestic CNICs, where a first card can be free, every NICOP service — new, renewal, modification, duplicate — costs the same on each track. A family renewing four cards pays four full fees, and this calculator counts them all.

3

Consulate counters charge more than the online portal

The fees here are the Pak Identity online rates. Applying at a mission can add its own processing charge — the Toronto consulate, for example, adds CAD 50–60 and lists different NADRA fees (USD 65 / 83 / 101). Compare the counter total with this online figure before you book an appointment.

The fee table, in full

NICOP & POC fees — 2026, as checked 6 November 2026

Figures below are the Pak Identity online rates repeated across fee guides checked in November 2026 (NADRA’s own fee page, read via its August 2025 snapshot and the October 2025 revised-structure report, agrees on every USD figure used here). Delivery days are the commonly published figures; the portal shows your exact date.

DocumentNormalUrgentExecutive
Smart NICOP — Zone A (new / renewal / modification / duplicate)$39 (about 30 days)$57 (about 12 days)$75 (about 7 days)
Smart NICOP — Zone B (new / renewal / modification / duplicate)$20 (about 30 days)$30 (about 12 days)$40 (about 7 days)
POC — new / renewal$150 (about 31 days)$200 (about 23 days)$250 (about 9 days)
POC — modification$200 (about 31 days)$250 (about 23 days)$300 (about 9 days)
POC — cancellation$25 (Executive only, about 2 days)

Honest limits. This calculator totals Pak Identity online processing fees only. It does not include non-printable-field changes ($5), delivery charges, or the service charge a consulate adds. Two conflicts exist in the sources: NICOP delivery days are 30 / 12 / 7 on NADRA’s own fee page but 31 / 23 / 9 in several 2026 guides, and POC Urgent is listed as N/A for new / renewal by one guide quoting Pak Identity while other sources price it at $200. Where the sources disagree, the calculator uses NADRA’s own figures and says so. Always confirm the current fee on the official NADRA / Pak Identity portal before you pay.

Questions, answered

NICOP fee questions

A NICOP costs $39 / $57 / $75 in Zone A and $20 / $30 / $40 in Zone B on Normal / Urgent / Executive. The fee is per card, so a family of four in Zone A on Normal pays 4 × $39 = $156.

Yes. Renewal, modification and duplicate are charged at the same fee as a new NICOP on every track, with no discount. A renewal still counts as a full card in this calculator.

A new or renewal POC costs $150 / $200 / $250 on Normal / Urgent / Executive, a modification costs $200 / $250 / $300, and a cancellation costs $25 (Executive only, about 2 days). POC fees are charged in USD and there are no zones — the same fee applies wherever you live.

NADRA’s own fee page lists 30 / 12 / 7 days for Normal / Urgent / Executive, and several 2026 guides list 31 / 23 / 9 days instead. POCs take about 31 / 23 / 9 days on Normal / Urgent / Executive. Cancellations take about 2 days.

Multiply the USD total by the exchange rate. At Rs 280, a Zone A NICOP on Normal costs Rs 10,920 and a Zone B NICOP on Normal costs Rs 5,600. The calculator converts at the rate you enter, so change the rate before you rely on the rupee figure.

Yes. Pakistani embassies and consulates add their own service charge to the official fee. The total above is the Pak Identity online fee only.

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VIP Prime Drop · Fees checked 6 November 2026 against NADRA’s fee page and fee guides published in 2026. Always confirm the amount inside the official Pak Identity portal before paying.