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NADRA vaccination card: Complete guide to getting your certificate

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NADRA has introduced a simplified vaccination card process for Hajj and Umrah pilgrims.
Pilgrims can complete biometric verification through Pak ID or visit an e-Sahulat franchise.
Valid NADRA vaccination proof will be mandatory for international travel from September 14, 2026.
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The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA), in collaboration with Border Health Services and the Ministry of Health, has introduced a simplified procedure for Hajj and Umrah pilgrims to obtain mandatory influenza and meningitis vaccination cards.

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The new process has been introduced to help Pakistani pilgrims meet Saudi Arabia’s health requirements before international travel.

How Pilgrims Can Get Vaccination Cards

Under the new procedure, pilgrims can complete their biometric verification from home using the Pak ID mobile app.

Those unable to complete the process through the app can visit a nearby e-Sahulat franchise and pay the required fee.

After completing biometric verification and payment, pilgrims will need to present their biometric verification and payment certificate at the designated counter of the Federal Government Civil Dispensary of Border Health Services at the airport.

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Pilgrims will then receive the required influenza and meningitis vaccinations.

After receiving the vaccinations, pilgrims can download their official NADRA vaccination card through the National Immunization Management System (NIMS).

Border Health Services said Pakistani pilgrims must carry a vaccination card issued by NADRA when travelling.

The authorities have also warned that the requirement will become mandatory from September 14, 2026. From that date, passengers will not be permitted to travel internationally without valid proof of vaccination.

The simplified procedure is expected to make it easier for Hajj and Umrah pilgrims to complete the required health formalities while reducing the need for multiple visits to government offices.

Pilgrims planning international travel are advised to complete their biometric verification, vaccination and documentation requirements before their scheduled departure to avoid delays at the airport.

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