Ayushman CAPF Card PVC Card: what you get
A PVC print of your Ayushman CAPF card, made from the file you upload. We print it as it is. We do not edit, correct or change any detail. We are not the Ministry of Home Affairs or the National Health Authority and we do not issue or change documents. This is a convenience copy of your own card.
About Ayushman CAPF
A CRPF press release from January 2021 says Union Home Minister Amit Shah launched Ayushman CAPF at the CRPF Group Centre, Guwahati. It extends Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY cover to personnel of the Central Armed Police Forces and their families, about 28 lakh people, with cashless and paperless treatment at empanelled hospitals and an e-card for beneficiaries. The Ministry of Home Affairs and the National Health Authority signed an MoU to implement it. Cover, hospitals and rules can change, so check the current position with your force or the scheme helpline.
What a PVC print is and is not
Your e-card is issued to you as a beneficiary. We cannot enrol you or issue a card. A PVC print of your e-card file is a convenience copy that does not add any benefit. Hospitals check eligibility through their own systems, so ask the hospital what they need.
Check these before you order
- Read the beneficiary name, ID and family details on your file against your original.
- Upload the e-card file you hold, not a photo of a screen.
- A printed card is a convenience copy. Ask whoever needs to see it what they will accept, and keep the original or your digital copy as well.
Other cards you may need
See also the Ayushman Bharat PVC card and the KPKB MHA canteen PVC card.



