First-Time Ghana Card Registration and Record Updates Remain Free for Eligible Young People
The National Identification Authority (NIA) has dismissed claims that new charges have been introduced for Ghana Card registration and related services for all applicants.
According to the NIA, first-time Ghana Card registration and record updates remain free of charge for persons under the age of 25, providing clarification amid reports and public discussions about possible new fees.
NIA Clarifies Ghana Card Charges
The clarification is aimed at addressing concerns among members of the public who may have encountered information suggesting that charges had been introduced for Ghana Card services.
The Authority says eligible persons under 25 who are registering for the Ghana Card for the first time or updating their records should continue to access those services without payment.
Public Urged to Rely on Official Information
The development highlights the importance of obtaining information about Ghana Card registration, fees and related services directly from official NIA channels.
Members of the public are encouraged to verify any claims about new charges before making payments or sharing information on social media.
Ghana Card Services
The Ghana Card serves as Ghana’s national identity card and is used for identification and access to various public and private services.
The NIA continues to provide registration, card issuance, record updates and other identity-management services to eligible residents.