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PM Vishwakarma Eligibility 2026: Who Can Apply, Benefits & Documents

Who is eligible for PM Vishwakarma? Benefit: Free training with ₹500/day stipend, ₹15,000 toolkit voucher, and loans of ₹1 lakh + ₹2 lakh at 5% interest. Documents, how to apply, and a 1-minute eligibility check for all schemes.

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PM Vishwakarma: eligibility, benefit and how to apply

Benefit: Free training with ₹500/day stipend, ₹15,000 toolkit voucher, and loans of ₹1 lakh + ₹2 lakh at 5% interest

Who is eligible

  • Artisan or craftsperson in one of 18 trades (carpenter, blacksmith, potter, tailor, cobbler, barber, mason, goldsmith…), 18+
  • One member per family; no government job in the family; no PMEGP/Mudra/SVANidhi loan in the last 5 years

Documents needed: Aadhaar, mobile, bank account, ration card

How to apply: pmvishwakarma.gov.in through a CSC, verified by the gram panchayat / ULB

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Information as of October 2026. Always confirm the rules on the official website before applying. Fill in your details in the tool above to see every other scheme you may get.

Questions people ask

How do I know which government schemes I am eligible for?+

Answer a few questions about your age, work, income and family. The finder checks the main conditions of 29 major central schemes and shows which you likely qualify for, with documents and the official link to apply.

Is my information saved or sent anywhere?+

No. Everything is checked on your phone. Your answers are only remembered on your own device so you don't have to fill them again.

Do I have to pay anyone to apply for these schemes?+

No. Applying for central schemes is free (a CSC may charge a small service fee). Never pay an agent who promises approval, and never share your OTP.

What does 'may be eligible' mean?+

It means the scheme depends on something we can't check here: a government list (like Ayushman Bharat or PMAY-Gramin), your marks, your state's limit, or rules that changed recently. Check on the official website or at the office.

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