* WALKINS ARE NOT ALLOWED * PRIOR APPOINTMENT TO BE TAKEN BEFORE VISITING OUR OFFICE * OFFICE TIMINGS IS 10AM - 2PM (MONDAY - FRIDAY) * POST LUNCH APPOINTMENTS ARE ONLY CASE TO CASE BASED * SUNDAYS ARE CLOSED * PASSPORT FEES ARE REVISED BY THE MINISTRY OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS * SPECIAL US EMBASSY FEES INTRODUCED FOR EMERGENCY APPOINTMENTS

DOCUMENTATION SERVICES

A travel document is an official paper or booklet issued by a government or group that lets you cross national borders

It proves who you are and shows where you can return. The most common type is a passport, but the term also includes visas, ID cards, and refugee travel papers.

Main Types of Travel Documents

Passport: A book with your photo and details that lets you go to other nations and come back home.

Visa: A stamp or paper put inside a passport by a host country to give you permission to enter.

National ID Card: A plastic card used in many regions instead of a passport for local cross-border trips.

Refugee/Stateless Document: A special booklet given to people who do not have a home country passport so they can still move safely.