The National Identity Management Commission has released a revised price list for its services, including updates to the National Identification Number database.

According to the new rates, correcting the date of birth on the NIN now costs ₦28,750.

Other data modification services—such as changes to names, addresses, and phone numbers—also have updated fees, though typically lower than that of DOB correction.

This represents a 75% increase when compared with the N16,340 being charged for the same service before now.

Earlier this month, NIMC announced an upward review of fees for all its products and services.

The Commission explained that the adjustment comes after maintaining the same pricing structure for over a decade and is aimed at aligning charges with current operational costs and prevailing industry standards.

Under the revised pricing structure, changes to any field—excluding date of birth, such as name or address—will now attract a fee of N2,000 per transaction.

This reflects a 31% increase from the previous charge of N1,522 for similar modifications.

Effective immediately, updates to personal information—excluding date of birth, such as name or address—will incur a fee of ₦2,000 per transaction. This marks a 31% increase from the previous rate of ₦1,522 for such changes.

According to NIMC, for regular enrollment service in African countries, new enrollment for adults attracts a $50 fee, while it costs $30 for children. NIN slip re-issuance in the Diaspora costs $6.

For data modification across Africa, correction of the date of birth costs $55, while modification of all fields other than date of birth costs $10.

According to NIMC, the fees for regular enrollment services in African countries are as follows: new enrollment for adults costs $50, while for children, it costs $30. In the Diaspora, re-issuance of the NIN slip is priced at $6.

For data modification across Africa, correcting the date of birth incurs a fee of $55, while modifying other fields costs $10.