According to the announced fees, obtaining a proxy national ID card for applicants now costs between 4,850 and 5,500 Afghanis in total, a figure that changes depending on the type of translation and the time required to authenticate the document.<\/p>\n
Under this process, the fee for drafting the application is set at 50 Afghanis, while issuing a proxy tazkera costs $50, equivalent to about 3,350 Afghanis. The applicant must also pay 200 Afghanis for the tazkera paper, 200 Afghanis as the government’s judicial fee, and 50 Afghanis for banking services.<\/p>\n
The translation fee for the tazkera is estimated at between 100 and 250 Afghanis. On this basis, the total cost of obtaining the tazkera with one-week authentication comes to between 4,850 and 5,000 Afghanis.<\/p>\n
The cost of authentication at post offices varies depending on how quickly the service is completed. One-day authentication costs 1,000 Afghanis, while one-week authentication costs 500 Afghanis. As a result, the total cost rises to about 5,350 to 5,500 Afghanis if one-day authentication is chosen.<\/p>\n
For obtaining a proxy tazkera, the applicant’s direct relatives, including the father, brother, uncle and cousin, may apply. The tazkera is one of the main identity documents in Afghanistan and is used in many administrative and service procedures.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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