Annadata Sukhibhava 2026-27 is the second year of Andhra Pradesh’s ₹20,000-a-year income support for farmer families, and the question every farmer asks is the same: when does each instalment come, and how do I check my status? The scheme combines the state’s own support with the central PM-Kisan benefit — ₹14,000 from the state and ₹6,000 from PM-Kisan in three instalments of ₹2,000 — and the state instalments follow the PM-Kisan tranche pattern. This guide to Annadata Sukhibhava 2026-27 explains the instalment schedule, how to check your status on the official portal, and what to do if a payment has not arrived.
| Detail | Annadata Sukhibhava 2026-27 |
|---|---|
| Total per family per year | ₹20,000 |
| State share | ₹14,000 |
| PM-Kisan share | ₹6,000, in 3 instalments of ₹2,000 |
| Schedule | State instalments follow the PM-Kisan tranche pattern |
| Status check | annadathasukhibhava.ap.gov.in |
| Key requirement | e-KYC completed; Aadhaar-seeded bank account |
| Grievances | gsws-nbm.ap.gov.in, helpline 1902 |
Annadata Sukhibhava 2026-27: How the ₹20,000 Is Made Up
Annadata Sukhibhava 2026-27 pays ₹20,000 per farmer family per year, and the total is made of two parts. The state of Andhra Pradesh pays ₹14,000, and the central PM-Kisan scheme pays ₹6,000 in three instalments of ₹2,000 each. The two parts arrive separately — they are different schemes with different payment systems — so a family should not expect a single ₹20,000 credit. Instead, the money comes in instalments through the year.
That split is the reason farmers sometimes think a payment is missing when it is only the other part that is due. Check both parts separately: the PM-Kisan instalments on the PM-Kisan portal, and the state share on the Annadata Sukhibhava portal. The state instalments follow the PM-Kisan tranche pattern, which means they are timed around the same three-tranche cycle as PM-Kisan. No exact calendar dates for the 2026-27 state instalments are given in this guide, because we do not invent dates — the tranche pattern is the official rhythm, and the portals show the actual status of your payment.
The Annadata Sukhibhava 2026-27 Instalment Schedule
The instalment schedule for Annadata Sukhibhava 2026-27 follows the PM-Kisan pattern of three tranches in a year. PM-Kisan itself pays ₹2,000 three times a year, and the state share is released in step with that pattern. In practice, that means farmers should watch for payments around each PM-Kisan tranche, and check the Annadata Sukhibhava portal after each one.
Do not rely on dates circulating on social media or in forwarded messages. The only reliable dates are the ones on the official portals: the Annadata Sukhibhava portal at annadathasukhibhava.ap.gov.in for the state share, and the PM-Kisan portal at pmkisan.gov.in for the central instalments. If a message claims a specific date and it does not appear on either portal, treat it as unverified.
How to Check Your Annadata Sukhibhava 2026-27 Status
Checking your Annadata Sukhibhava 2026-27 status is a two-minute job once your e-KYC is done. Open the Annadata Sukhibhava portal at annadathasukhibhava.ap.gov.in and look for the status check option. You will usually need your Aadhaar number or your farmer registration details. The portal shows whether you are listed as a beneficiary and the status of the instalments released to you.
Check the PM-Kisan side separately on pmkisan.gov.in, where the beneficiary status page shows your e-KYC status, your bank seeding and each ₹2,000 instalment. If the PM-Kisan side shows a problem — e-KYC pending, or land seeding not done — that same problem will hold up the state share too, because the two systems use the same farmer record. Fix the problem on the PM-Kisan side first.
Keep a note of what each portal shows, including the date you checked. If you have no internet access, the Sachivalayam can check both portals for you free of charge. Do not pay anyone to check your status — it is a free, two-minute check, and the Sachivalayam does it as part of their work.
e-KYC: the One Step That Decides Whether You Get Paid
For Annadata Sukhibhava 2026-27, e-KYC is not optional — it is the step that decides whether the money can reach you. PM-Kisan requires e-KYC for every beneficiary, and the state share uses the same record. If your e-KYC is pending, your instalments stop, even if you were paid in the previous year. Our guide to PM Kisan e-KYC explains how to complete it, including the OTP-based method on the PM-Kisan portal and the biometric option at a Common Service Centre.
Alongside e-KYC, two other details must be right: your bank account must be seeded with your Aadhaar, and your land records must be seeded to your name. A bank account that is not Aadhaar-seeded cannot receive a direct benefit transfer, and a land record that does not match the farmer’s name can hold up the payment. Check all three — e-KYC, bank seeding and land seeding — at the start of the year, not after an instalment has failed.
If your PM-Kisan instalment has not arrived, read our guide to PM Kisan instalment not received, which walks through the common causes and the fixes. The same causes explain most Annadata Sukhibhava delays, because the two schemes share the same farmer record.
If Your Annadata Sukhibhava Instalment Has Not Arrived
If an instalment has not arrived, work through the checks in order. First, check your status on the Annadata Sukhibhava portal and on the PM-Kisan portal, and note exactly what each one says — paid, pending, or a problem flagged. Second, check your e-KYC, bank seeding and land seeding. Third, check with your bank whether the account is active and whether any credit has arrived that you missed.
If the portals show a problem, fix it at the source: e-KYC on the PM-Kisan portal or at a Common Service Centre, bank seeding at your bank, land seeding at the revenue office or through the Sachivalayam. If the portals show the payment as released but your bank has no record of it, take the portal details to your bank and ask them to trace the credit.
If the Sachivalayam cannot resolve it, file a grievance on the GSWS NBM portal — our guide to a GSWS NBM grievance explains how — or call the helpline 1902. Keep your Aadhaar number, your farmer details and any reference numbers ready. For the wider picture of the month’s payments, see our Andhra Pradesh Schemes in August 2026 roundup.
Frequently Asked Questions About Annadata Sukhibhava 2026-27
How much does Annadata Sukhibhava 2026-27 pay?
₹20,000 per farmer family per year — ₹14,000 from the state and ₹6,000 from PM-Kisan in three instalments of ₹2,000. The two parts are paid separately, not as a single ₹20,000 credit.
When are the Annadata Sukhibhava instalments paid?
The state instalments follow the PM-Kisan tranche pattern of three tranches a year. Exact dates are published on the official portals — check annadathasukhibhava.ap.gov.in and pmkisan.gov.in rather than trusting forwarded messages.
How do I check my Annadata Sukhibhava status?
On the Annadata Sukhibhava portal at annadathasukhibhava.ap.gov.in, using your Aadhaar number or farmer registration details. Check the PM-Kisan side separately on pmkisan.gov.in.
Why has my instalment stopped?
The most common reasons are pending e-KYC, a bank account that is not Aadhaar-seeded, or land seeding that does not match. Check all three, and read our PM Kisan instalment not received guide for the fixes.
Who can I contact about a missing instalment?
Your Sachivalayam first, then a grievance on gsws-nbm.ap.gov.in or the helpline 1902. Keep your Aadhaar number and farmer details ready.
Annadata Sukhibhava 2026-27 is worth ₹20,000 a year to a farmer family, and it is paid in instalments that follow the PM-Kisan pattern. Do the e-KYC, seed your bank account and your land records, check both portals after each tranche, and use the Sachivalayam and the helpline 1902 when a payment is late.
Last updated: November 2026