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Guidelines for Tourists & Foreigners
All foreigners visiting any part of India are
advised to abide strictly by the conditions
stipulated in the visa. Violation may result in
deportation.
If your visa is for more than six months then
you must get yourself registered with the
Foreigners’ Registration Officer (usually the
district police chief) within 15 days of your
arrival. This is necessary to get the
Certificate of Registration and the Residential
Permit.
Pakistani citizens will have to get themselves
registered within 24 hours of their arrival,
irrespective of the period of their visa
You will have to get yourself registered if your
visa is for less than six months but you plan to
get it extended.
The law requires that you shall produce the
passport for inspection by the competent
authority (Registration officer, magistrate or
police officer not below the rank of a head
constable) within 24 hours of such demand
being made.
Similarly, the Certificate of Registration also
needs to be kept safely as that too has to be
produced within 24 hours if a demand is made for
that.
If there is going to be a change in your
registered address or if you propose to remain
absent from that address for more then two weeks
at a stretch, you must report that to the
Registration Officer.
If you are staying at a hotel, you must fill out
the Form ‘C’ within 24 hours of your arrival and
give it to the hotel management which shall be
responsible for forwarding it to the
authorities.
Please abide by the aforesaid rules. Violation
is punishable with imprisonment up to five
years.
During your stay and travel, avail yourself of
the services of authorized personnel only
(porters, guides, taxi operators etc.) to the
extent possible. This makes tracking them easier
in case anyone commits some offence.
If you are going to be in forest areas for
trekking etc. please make yourself aware of the
concerned rules first.
Drug laws in India are very strict with jail
term up to 20 years—better don’t be found on the
wrong side of the law.
Traffic in India is from the left—remember that.
Feel free to contact us for any problem or
offence.
Click here to Foreigner
Registration

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