Indian Railway Divyangjan Card PVC Card: what you get
A PVC print of your Indian Railway Divyangjan 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 Indian Railways and we do not issue or renew Divyangjan cards. This is a convenience copy. Whether a ticket counter or conductor accepts a printed copy is for them to decide, so ask first.
About the Divyangjan card
Indian Railways introduced an online process for the Divyangjan passenger smart card in late 2024, which started as a pilot in the Mumbai, Secunderabad and Chennai divisions and then spread to other zones, as reported by EastMojo on 24 December 2024. People with visual impairments, hearing and speech disabilities, mental challenges or orthopaedic handicaps can apply for a new photo ID card or renew one. The card is used to get concessional tickets: reserved tickets at counters or on IRCTC, and unreserved tickets at counters or on the UTS mobile app.
Applying or renewing online
Applications are made on the Divyangjan ID portal, which also has a user guide. You can track your application and download the digital ID card after approval. We do not issue or renew cards. Rules can change, so confirm the current process on the portal. Once you have the file, upload it here.
Check these before you order
- Read the name and card number on your file against your original. We cannot correct a mistake after printing.
- Upload the original file, not a photo of a screen. A PDF downloaded from the official portal prints sharpest.
Other cards you may need
Also see the UDID card PVC print.





