Use this guide to find an authorised Aadhaar centre in Navi Mumbai, identify the service you need, and check current official fees before you go. Aadhaar centres, banks and post offices offering Aadhaar services change location and status more often than most civic facts, so this guide points you to UIDAI’s own live tools rather than a fixed address list that could go stale.
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Step 1: Find a Centre with Bhuvan Aadhaar
Bhuvan Aadhaar, a mapping tool built by UIDAI with ISRO’s National Remote Sensing Centre, is UIDAI’s own centre locator; myAadhaar’s own “Locate enrolment center” button leads directly to it. Use it this way:
- Search around your actual address or PIN code, rather than the whole city as one destination; a locality-level search is more useful for a specific visit than a citywide list.
- Check the service information available for each result.
- Confirm the centre handles your particular request.
- Confirm current operating arrangements and appointment requirements before travelling.
Bhuvan’s listings are indicative. Confirm the centre’s current operation, available services and appointment arrangements before travelling.
Step 2: Confirm the Service and Book an Appointment if Needed
UIDAI’s appointment service is a separate tool from the locator; it is not a complete directory of every authorised centre. bookappointment.uidai.gov.in, also linked from UIDAI’s official myAadhaar portal, requires OTP-based login. Booking an appointment is itself free; the Aadhaar service you’re booking for may still carry its own official fee. Follow the current portal’s own instructions once logged in.
For mobile services, use UIDAI’s official Aadhaar App, available via the App Store and Play Store links on UIDAI’s own site. Check which services the current app supports before assuming it replaces a centre visit. UIDAI’s toll-free helpline is 1947.
What You Can Do, and What It Costs
Per UIDAI’s Office Memorandum dated 19 September 2025 (effective 1 October 2025 to 30 September 2028), and UIDAI’s myAadhaar portal, both checked on 27 and 28 September 2026:
| Service | Where | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| New Aadhaar enrolment | At an authorised enrolment centre | Free of cost |
| Download Aadhaar (e-Aadhaar) | Online, via myAadhaar | Free |
| Document Update (refreshes existing PoI/PoA proof, no change to recorded details) | Online, via myAadhaar (SSUP) | Free through the myAadhaar portal until 14 June 2027. This online waiver does not make an address change or a centre-based Document Update free. |
| Document Update (same, at a centre) | At an authorised Aadhaar Enrolment Centre | ₹75, including GST |
| Demographic update / address change, including via the Head of Family route | Online (myAadhaar) or at a centre | ₹75, including GST, under UIDAI’s published fee schedule. Check the official charge shown, and the applicable Head of Family evidence and consent requirements, before submitting your request. |
| Order a PVC Aadhaar card | Online, delivered by post | ₹75 |
| Mandatory Biometric Update, children aged 5 to 17 | At an authorised centre | UIDAI currently advertises this as free until 30 September 2027. Confirm eligibility for the mandatory update. |
| Other biometric updates | At an authorised centre; not completable online | Standard charge ₹125 under the published schedule, subject to applicable exemptions |
Source for the fee schedule: UIDAI Office Memorandum, 19 September 2025. UIDAI also lists a List of Supporting Documents for Aadhaar Enrolment & Update from the myAadhaar homepage; we confirmed this resource is linked there but have not independently inspected its full contents, so check it directly for the accepted documents for your specific service.
Before You Go
- Use Bhuvan Aadhaar to identify a nearby centre, then confirm its current status and services before travelling.
- Confirm which service you need: new enrolment, biometric update, document refresh, an address change, or a document like a PVC card or e-Aadhaar download.
- Check UIDAI’s current supporting-document list for your specific update.
- Book an appointment where the service requires one, rather than assuming walk-ins are accepted everywhere.
- Keep the acknowledgement and reference number issued for your request.
- Ask for the receipt or acknowledgement for any charge paid.
- Confirm the current fee for your specific service before paying.
- Do not post Aadhaar numbers, OTPs or identity-document images in this website’s comments or send them to NaviMumbai.com. Use the official application channel.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find the nearest Aadhaar centre in Navi Mumbai?
Use Bhuvan Aadhaar, UIDAI’s own mapping-based locator, searching around your specific locality rather than the whole city. Confirm each result’s current services and availability before travelling.
Is new Aadhaar enrolment free?
Yes. New Aadhaar enrolment is free of cost, per UIDAI’s published fee schedule.
Is updating my Aadhaar address the same as the free document-update service?
No. Document Update refreshes supporting documents for existing Aadhaar details. Changing the recorded address is a separate service, currently charged at ₹75. The free online Document Update offer does not make an address change free.
Can I complete every Aadhaar update online?
No. Biometric updates require a visit to an authorised Aadhaar enrolment or update centre; they cannot be completed online.
Sources & Verification Date
Sources checked on 27 and 28 September 2026: UIDAI’s Office Memorandum dated 19 September 2025 (fee schedule effective 1 October 2025 to 30 September 2028); UIDAI’s current homepage banner advertising free Mandatory Biometric Update for children aged 5 to 17 until 30 September 2027; UIDAI’s myAadhaar portal (myaadhaar.uidai.gov.in) and its current homepage listing of the Aadhaar App with official App Store and Play Store links; Bhuvan Aadhaar (bhuvan-app3.nrsc.gov.in/aadhaar); and the appointment portal (bookappointment.uidai.gov.in). We did not log in to the appointment portal or myAadhaar, so steps beyond the login screens were not independently tested, and we have not independently inspected UIDAI’s linked supporting-documents resource beyond confirming it is linked.
Illustrative AI-generated image. It does not depict an actual Aadhaar centre or applicant.
