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NEW DELHI: The government on Thursday eased rules for the re-issue of Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cards. The government has dispensed with the requirement of getting one’s OCI card re-issued each time a new passport is issued to him/her up to 20 years of age and once after attaining 50 years of age. A person registered as OCI cardholder before turning 20 now needs to have the OCI card re-issued only once after completing 20 years of age, so as to capture his/her changed facial features. For those issued OCI cards after 20 years of age, they will not need to get the OCI card reissued. However, they will be required to upload a copy of the new passport containing their photo and also a latest photo on the online OCI portal, each time a new passport is issued up to 20 years of age and once after completing 50 years of age, say the new OCI card regulations approved on the directions of home minister Amit Shah. ....
OCI cardholders now required to get document re-issued only once at age of 20 Top Searches OCI cardholders now required to get document re-issued only once at age of 20 PTI / Updated: Apr 15, 2021, 20:58 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail NEW DELHI: Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cardholders will now be required to get their document re-issued only once at the age of 20 instead of multiple times needed to be done currently. According to the Union home ministry, a person who has got registration as OCI cardholder prior to attaining the age of 20 years will have to get the card re-issued only once when a new passport is issued after his or her completing 20 years of age, so as to capture his or her facial features on attaining adulthood. ....
Updated Apr 15, 2021 | 22:38 IST OCI card is a life-long visa for entry into and stay in India with a number of other major benefits attached to it that are not available to other foreigners. Government simplifies process for re-issue of OCI cards | Photo Credit: BCCL A decision which is expected to ease the process for re-issuance of Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cards, the government has decided to simplify the process. The OCI card has proved to be very popular amongst foreigners of Indian origin and spouses of foreign origin of Indian citizens or OCI cardholders, as it helps them in hassle-free entry and unlimited stay in India. So far about 37.72 lakh OCI cards have been issued by the Government of India. ....
NEW DELHI: World s largest vaccine manufacturer by volume, Serum Institute of India, has sought Union home minister Amit Shah s intervention in bringing changes in the Air Operations Routine (AOR) issuance policy at the Pune airport for smooth operation of non-scheduled aircraft. In a recent letter to Shah, the Pune-based firm suggested amendments in the AOR policy stating, it is needed for foreigners to commute smoothly at the airport and encourage ease of doing business in India . The Pune airport is a defence airfield that operates under the Indian Air Force (IAF). Because of this, AOR is required for the foreign passengers, pilots and crew members coming to Pune by non-scheduled flights, said Prakash Kumar Singh, Director, Government and Regulatory Affairs at Serum Institute of India (SII), in the letter. ....
MHA asks overseas citizens to seek special permit to undertake missionary, Tabligh activities in country Updated: Updated: March 05, 2021 16:24 IST Home Ministry official says rules were part of the brochure published by it in 2019 and were recently consolidated and notified. Share Article A view of the Overseas Citizen of India Card issued to non-resident Indians. File
Home Ministry official says rules were part of the brochure published by it in 2019 and were recently consolidated and notified. All Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cardholders are required to take a special permission from the central government if they want to be involved in any missionary, Tabligh or journalistic activities in the country. ....