Here's how you apply for an Aadhar card as a non-resident alien.

For every Indian citizen today, the Aadhar card is a vital document. Whether you want to get a mobile SIM card, open a bank account, or participate in a government scheme, your Aadhaar card is required. UIDAI is the organisation that issues the Aadhar card.

Any Indian citizen, regardless of age or gender, can apply for an Aadhar card. Is it possible for an NRI to obtain an Aadhar card in India? Let us know what the UIDAI's rules are for issuing Aadhaar cards to NRIs.

According to the information provided by UIDAI, an NRI can obtain an Aadhar card if he so desires, but he will be required to surrender his Indian passport. According to the UIDAI, if a service provider requires Aadhaar-based authentication for an NRI, NRI nationals must follow the guidelines. NRIs can verify this information by contacting their service providers.

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There are specific rules that must be fulfilled while handing an Aadhaar card to an NRI, according to the UIDAI. An NRI, for example, requires an Indian passport in order to obtain an Aadhar card. If you are required to submit your passport as documentation for your spouse, be sure that your spouse's name appears on your passport as well.

When creating an Aadhaar Card for an NRI's children, UIDAI observes these rules.

If the child is an NRI, a valid Indian passport is required, and if the child is an Indian citizen, any document proving the child's link with his or her parents is required. Aside from that, one of the parents must consent on the child's behalf. Read also:- Army Helicopter Crashes Near Ranjit Sagar Dam in Pathankot