PACI Appointment For Civil ID Collection

PACI Appointment For Civil ID Collection. Booking a PACI appointment for a new Civil ID in Kuwait is now easier with the Meta Kuwait Portal. This guide will walk you through the process of scheduling an appointment, including registration steps for Kuwaiti citizens, expatriates, and GCC residents.

You can schedule your PACI appointment easily via the Meta Portal by following these steps.

• Step 1: Visit the Official Kuwait “Meta“ portal.
• Step 2: Enter your “Civil ID”.
• Step 3: Enter your “Password”.
• Step 4: Click on “Remember me”.
• Step 5: Click on the “Log in” button.

• Step 6: Click on the “Appointment Search” button.

• Step 7: Choose “Public Authority for Civil Information”.

• Step 8: Select the “Collect Civil ID” service.

• Step 9: Select the nearest department to you.

• Step 10: Choose a date and time for your appointment.
• Step 11: Review the details and confirm your booking.

Kuwaiti citizens, expatriates, and GCC nationals must complete the civil ID registration process. Each category has its own requirements.

Registration For Kuwaiti Individuals

This service allows individuals to register newborns in Kuwait, ensuring a smooth and efficient process. Below are the essential details you need to know.

Eligibility Criteria:

• A legal guardian or representative must be present.
• Registration must be completed within 60 days to avoid a 20 KD fine.

Documents Required:

• Original nationality certificate and a copy
• Original Kuwaiti birth certificate and copy
• Blood type
• Envelope

Procedure:

• Step 1: Visit to the PACI Head Office in South Surra, 1st floor, Citizens and GCC Registration Office, during working hours (8 AM – 1 PM).
• Step 2: A legal guardian or representative must be present during the registration process.
• Step 3: Complete your newborn’s registration at the PACI office. Alternatively, you can use PACI express machines for a quicker process.
• Step 4: For any questions or assistance, call the Contact Center at 1889988 and press (0) to speak with an agent.

Cost:

• Smart card collection fees are 5KD.
• Envelope fees are 0.250 KD.

Registration For Expatriates

This service facilitates the registration of expatriates with Article 18 residency visas employed by private companies and institutions. It also applies to expatriates with Article 17 residency visas working in public sector ministries. Below are the essential details you need to know.

Eligibility Criteria:

• Applicants or their authorized representatives, with a power of attorney from the Ministry of Justice, must be present for the registration process.
• A 20 KD fine will be imposed if expatriates fail to register within one month of receiving their residency stamp.

Documents Required:

• Original passport and copy
• Two (2) recent colored photos of yourself (4 × 6 cm)
• Photos should be taken without eyeglasses
• Face length must range from 2:2 to 2:5 cm and be centered in the photo
• Photos should not be taken in a military uniform
• Photos should not be taken in profile view
• Photo background color should not affect clarity
• Envelope
• Signed lease contract from the applicant
• Fingerprint notification
• Blood type certificate
• Copy of the civil ID for residents living at the same address (if the applicant resides in a traditional house).
• Power of attorney from the Ministry of Justice (if the applicant is not attending in person).

Procedure:

• Step 1: Visit the PACI Headquarters in Zahra.
• Step 2: Submit the required documents at the Citizens’ Office.
• Step 3: Fill out the application forms and pay the applicable fees.

Cost:

• Smart card collection fees are 5KD.
• Envelope fees are 0.250 KD.

Registration For Gulf Cooperation Council Citizens (GCC)

This service enables the registration of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) citizens legally residing in Kuwait. Below are the key details you need to know.

Eligibility Criteria:

• Applicants or their representatives, specifically first-degree relatives, must be present for registration.
• GCC citizens registering for the first time must either have a Kuwaiti citizen as their mother or wife or be employed, studying at a school, college, or institute in Kuwait.
• Unmarried applicants living in a residential building must submit a lease contract, while those residing with relatives are exempt from this requirement.

Documents Required:

• Original birth certificate and copy for applicants born outside Kuwait
• Two (2) recent colored personal photos (4 × 6 cm).
• Photos should be taken without eyeglasses
• Face length must range from 2:2 to 2:5 cm and be centered in the photo
• Photos should not be taken in a military uniform
• Photos should not be taken in profile view
• Photo background color should not affect clarity
• Blood type
• Signed lease contract from the applicant
• Marriage contract (if issued in Kuwait or if the wife holds Kuwaiti nationality)
• Original passport and a copy; the passport must include pages for the holder’s main details, photo, first entry to Kuwait, and passport expiration date
• Fingerprint notification for applicants aged 18 or older
• Certificate from the educational entity (to whom it may concern) for applicants attending school or college
• Power of attorney from the Ministry of Justice if the applicant is not attending in person

Procedure:

• Visit the PACI Headquarters in Zahra.
• Submit the required documents at the Citizens’ Office.
• Complete the application forms and pay the fees.

Cost:

• Smart card collection fees are 5KD.
• Envelope fees are 0.250 KD.

Booking a PACI appointment for a new Civil ID in Kuwait is now more convenient through the Meta Kuwait Portal. By following the outlined steps, applicants can ensure a smooth registration process. Timely registration helps avoid fines, ensuring compliance with residency regulations.