๐ธ
How to Withdraw NPS Partial Withdrawal 2026
NPS Tier 1 partial withdrawal allowed for specific reasons. Up to 25% contributions, 3 times during tenure.
๐ Banking
โฑ๏ธ 30-45 mins
๐ฐ Free
Visit Official Portal โ
About This Guide
NPS Tier 1 allows partial withdrawal up to 25% of own contributions (not employer). Specific purposes only: child higher education, marriage, home purchase, critical illness, disability, self skill development. After 3 years contribution. Maximum 3 withdrawals during entire tenure (5-year gap between).
Eligibility Criteria
- NPS Tier 1 subscriber
- 3+ years contribution
- Specific purpose (higher education, marriage, home, illness, disability)
- Up to 25% of own contributions
- Max 3 withdrawals lifetime
- 5-year gap between withdrawals
Documents Required
Keep these documents ready before starting application. Missing documents = delayed approval.
- PRAN number
- Aadhaar
- Reason proof (admission letter, marriage card, hospital records, home purchase agreement)
- Bank passbook
- NPS withdrawal form (Form 601)
- Self-declaration of purpose
Step-by-Step Application Process
Follow these steps in order. Each step is critical - skip none.
Login eNPS
enps.nsdl.com. PRAN-based login.
Click Withdrawal
Tier 1 โ Partial Withdrawal.
Choose Reason
Education / Marriage / Home / Illness / Disability / Skill.
Enter Amount
Max 25% of own contributions.
Upload Reason Proof
Critical: admission letter, marriage card, hospital bills, etc.
Bank Verification
Existing KYC bank.
Verification by NPS Trust
15-30 days.
DBT to Bank
Approved amount credited.
Key Benefits
- Liquidity in emergencies
- Specific purpose flexibility
- Tax-free withdrawal (for specified purposes)
- Up to 25% available
- 3 lifetime withdrawals
- Helps major life events
- Doesn't exit scheme
What Happens After Application?
15-30 days for approval + DBT. Reason proof critical. Maintain account for retirement corpus.
Frequently Asked Questions
Random withdrawal?
NO. Only for specified purposes. Casual withdrawal NOT allowed in Tier 1.
Tier 2 withdrawal?
Tier 2 fully flexible. Withdraw anytime, any reason. No purpose restriction.