Lost Your Civil ID to Get Replace Easily

Recently, My civil ID was lost, so I had to apply for a new one. The Public Authority for Civil Information has waived the requirement of a police report for replacement IDs. A copy of the lost civil ID and the original passport is sufficient.

Get Appointment through the PACI website

First, I had to make an appointment through the PACI website, www.paci.gov.kw. Then, I was redirected to the Meta platform, where all services can be accessed. Users must register on the Meta platform for the first time. Your civil ID number, mobile number, serial number of your civil ID, and email address will be requested. If you do not register, you will not be able to proceed. Click on personal services once you have registered.

If an applicant cannot access the Meta platform for any reason, they can visit the PACI headquarters in South Surra. There are offices of private companies stationed outside the building where you can make an appointment. People can find these companies to help with their paperwork, including securing appointments, typing forms, and photocopying. Booking an appointment costs KD 3.

Appointment for Lost ID Card

Take your appointment paper, your original passport, and a copy of your lost civil ID to PACI. Take a token number from the reception and head to the counter when your turn comes. Depending on the number of applicants on that day, processing the application takes only a few minutes. You will be given a form to fill out with your full name, mobile number, and email address.

This form will be given to you as proof of the application for the new civil ID. Replacement of a lost ID costs KD 20, which can be paid online through PACI.

Civil ID Lost Indians in Kuwait

Take your original passport, Civil ID copy and passport copies to PACI office at Surra. Pay 20KD fine through K-net (only K-net will be accepted)…After 2-3 days, you will be able to pick up your new Civil ID.

You can also download the Kuwait Mobile ID app, which shows your valid civil ID and is accepted in all government offices and border checkpoints.