Update – NIMC National ID Card is Out, Check If Your ID is Ready, May 2011 – June 2017 Enrollment

NIMC National ID Card

The National Identification Management Commission (NIMC), has announced the web portal, that will help participants check if their NIMC National ID Card is out, and not the temporary card. For those that registered between May 2011 – June 2017, can now login and check if your ID is ready for collection by following the simple steps below:
  • Follow this apply link
  • Click the proceed button
  • Fill in your First Name, Last Name and the Last 6-digits of your National Identification Number (NIN)
Also as explained by the NIMC’s Director of Technical Services, the new e-ID card can also serve as a cash card. So the card holder can withdraw money in any place. Moreover, especially within the West African sub-region, it soon would become possible to travel with this card only, passport-free.
New: The e-Identification (eID) Card can also be used as an Automated Teller Machine (ATM) Card in any Automated Teller Machine (ATM) around the world.

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