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Passport Services

Official Indian passport outsourcing services in Kuwait — fresh passports, renewals, lost/damaged replacements and more, processed on behalf of the Indian Embassy.

10 Service Types Appointment Required
Ordinary fresh/reissue of passport containing 36 pages.

New Passport for 10 Years - Renew/Reissue of Passports-36 Pages

Overview:

Indian Passports are generally issued with a validity of 10 years for adults and 5 years for children up to the age of 15 years. Upon expiry, or when certain conditions apply, a new passport must be obtained as part of the re-issue process.

The practice of handwritten endorsements for changes in personal particulars (such as name, address, or appearance) is no longer followed. Therefore, any change in personal information requires issuance of a new passport.

A new passport is also required in the following cases:

  • When the existing passport has run out of pages for visas
  • One year prior to the expiry of a 10-year passport
  • Upon final expiry of the current passport
  • In cases of damage, loss, or theft
  • For correction of personal particulars

How To Apply

  1. Create an Account: Register on the Du Digital Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
    Click here to register.
  2. Fill Out the Government of India’s Online Passport Application Form:
    Click here to access the form.

  3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Du Digital ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
    Click here to book your appointment
  4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
  5. Visit Du Digital ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
  6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
  7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
  8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
  9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
    Click here to track your application

Document Checklist

  • Online passport application form (https://mportal.passportindia.gov.in/mission)
  • After submitting the form online, take a print out of the application.
  • For Photo Specifications Click Here
  • Signatures are required to be affixed before the Submission Officer of Du Digital Global.
  • Submit the print out along with required documents and prescribed fee at the nearest Du Digital Global Centre.
  • Photocopy of the Civil ID or VISA of the applicant.
  • Original passport of the applicant.

Additional Requirement for those under Domestic Sector (Visa No.20):

  • Fill page No.4
  • Copy of Civil ID of the Applicant
  • Copy of Civil ID of the Sponsor

Additional Documentation for Change of Address:Applicants can update their permanent address on their passport by submitting any one of the address proof listed below.

Proof of Address:

  • Aadhar Card
  • Driving License
  • Electricity Bill
  • Voter Identity Card
  • Gas Connection Bill
  • Telephone Bill
  • Water Bill
  • Applicant’s current and Valid Ration Card.
  • Income Tax assessment Order
  • Rent Agreement
  • Spouse Passport Copy (First and last page including family details mentioning applicants name as spouse of the passport holder provided the applicant’s present address matches the address mentioned in the spouse passport)
  • Spouse Passport Copy (if address is different) with spouse address proof.
  • Minor applicants can change address as per their parent's passport copy
  • Pass book of running bank account (Scheduled Public Sector Banks, Scheduled Private Sector Indian Banks and Regional Rural Banks only).
  • Allotment letter of the Government accommodation issued by the Estate.
  • Office/public works Department of the Central/State Government in respect of their employees.
  • Duly Certified/attested extract of the service record/book of the Government employees (serving/retired) or the Bonafide certificate issued by the employer in respect of serving Government employees.
  • Employer Certificate on letterhead from reputed and widely known companies.
  • Marriage certificate issued by the Registrar of Marriages along with address proof of spouse in respect of newly married women.
  • Passport of Son/Daughter in case of Dependent parents ( If address is the same)
  • Passport of Son/Daughter in case of Dependent parents and address proof of son/daughter (If address is different)
  • Proof of Address of (POA) Issued by the India post, Department of Posts.

Additional Documentation for Addition of Spouse Name:
Marriage Certificate or Joint Photo Declaration signed by both husband and wife.

Additional Documentation for Deletion of Spouse Name:

  • Divorce decree or Spouse death certificate.
  • In case of deletion and addition Divorce Decree, Re-marriage certificate and Spouse passport copy is required.
  • In case of death case, a copy of the attested death certificate is required.

Additional Documentation for Married Name in case of ladies:

  • Photocopy of Marriage Certificate and applicant's spouse passport.
  • Married Ladies can add husband's name/surname in her surname column.

Additional Documentation for New Passport in Maiden Name in case of ladies:

  • Old Passport /School Certificate/Birth Certificate/ Aadhar card /Voter ID copy. Etc. any two documents to be submitted which are holding maiden names.
  • The supporting photo ID or documents for name change should have the date of birth & father name matching as per the existing passport.
  • In case of Divorce, Divorce decree is required. If in a language other than English, translation to be obtained.
  • In case of death case Death Certificate issued by the Registrar of Deaths. If the original death certificate is issued in a language other than English, translation to be obtained.

Fees Details

Sub Service Type CONSULAR FEE  ICWF FEE  SERVICE FEE  TOTAL FEES 
Ordinary fresh/reissue of passport containing 36 pages. KD 38 KD 1 KD 6 KD 45
Ordinary fresh/reissue of passport containing 36 pages - TATKAL KD 76 KD 1 KD 6 KD 83
    • Payment Methods: Cash and Bank Transfer
    • Official Mission Website: Embassy of India, Kuwait
    • Note: Transaction charges are applicable if paid through card.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. When should I apply for re-issue of my passport upon completion of its validity?
You can apply for a re-issue of your passport within one year before its expiry date. It is recommended not to wait until the last moment to avoid travel delays.

2. What booklet will I receive in the re-issue?
If you are applying for a standard passport, you will receive a 36-page Machine Readable Passport (MRP) booklet with a validity of 10 years, provided you are above 18 years of age.

3. What documents are required for re-issue upon expiry?
You must submit:

  • A copy of your current passport (first and last pages)

  • Copies of pages containing visa stamps

  • Proof of valid residence (if residing abroad)

Please refer to the Documents Checklist section for complete requirements.

4. Will I get the same passport number upon re-issue?
No. A new passport number will be issued. However, your previous passport number will be recorded in the new passport booklet for reference purposes.

5. Can I continue using my old passport during the re-issue process?
No. Once the new passport is issued, your old passport is automatically cancelled. You must not travel using the cancelled passport.

6. Do I need to visit DU Digital ICAC in person?
Yes. You are required to appear in person at DU Digital ICAC with a prior appointment for document submission and verification.

7. How long does the re-issue process take?
Processing may take up to seven weeks. Applicants will receive SMS updates and can track their application status online through the Track Application section.

8. Can I choose a 60-page (jumbo) booklet instead of a 36-page one?
Yes. Frequent travelers who require additional visa pages may opt for a 60-page jumbo passport booklet by selecting the relevant option during the application process.

9. Do I need to submit my original passport with the application?
Yes. Your original passport must be submitted at the time of application for verification purposes. It will be returned to you after cancellation along with the newly issued passport.

10. Is self-attestation of documents required?
Yes. All copies of supporting documents must be self-attested by the applicant before submission.

Ordinary fresh/reissue of Passport containing 60 pages (Jumbo passport)

New Passport for 10 Years - Renew/Reissue of Passports/Jumbo Passport (60 pages)

Overview 

Indian Passports are generally issued with a validity of 10 years for adults and 5 years for children up to the age of 15 years. Upon expiry, or when certain conditions apply, a new passport must be obtained as part of the re-issue process.

The practice of handwritten endorsements for changes in personal particulars (such as name, address, or appearance) is no longer followed. Therefore, any change in personal information requires issuance of a new passport.

A new passport is also required in the following cases:

  • When the existing passport has run out of pages for visas
  • One year prior to the expiry of a 10-year passport
  • Upon final expiry of the current passport
  • In cases of damage, loss, or theft
  • For correction of personal particulars

How To Apply

  1. Create an Account: Register on the Du Digital Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
    Click here to register.
  2. Fill Out the Government of India’s Online Passport Application Form:
    Click here to access the form.

  3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Du Digital ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
    Click here to book your appointment
  4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
  5. Visit Du Digital ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
  6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
  7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
  8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
  9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
    Click here to track your application

Document Checklist

  • Online passport application form (https://mportal.passportindia.gov.in/mission/) .
  • After submitting the form online, take a print out of the application.
  • For Photo Specifications Click Here.
  • Signatures are required to be affixed before the Submission Officer of Du Digital Global.
  • Submit the print out along with required documents and prescribed fee at the nearest Du Digital Global Centre.
  • Photocopy of the Civil ID or VISA of the applicant.
  • Original passport of the applicant.

Additional Requirement for those under Domestic Sector (Visa No.20):

  • Fill page No.4
  • Copy of Civil ID of the Applicant
  • Copy of Civil ID of the Sponsor

Additional Documentation for Change of Address:Applicants can update their permanent address on their passport by submitting any one of the address proof listed below.

Proof of Address:

  • Aadhar Card
  • Driving License
  • Electricity Bill
  • Voter Identity Card
  • Gas Connection Bill
  • Telephone Bill
  • Water Bill
  • Applicant’s current and Valid Ration Card.
  • Income Tax assessment Order
  • Rent Agreement
  • Spouse Passport Copy (First and last page including family details mentioning applicants name as spouse of the passport holder provided the applicant’s present address matches the address mentioned in the spouse passport)
  • Spouse Passport Copy (if address is different) with spouse address proof.
  • Minor applicants can change address as per their parent's passport copy
  • Pass book of running bank account (Scheduled Public Sector Banks, Scheduled Private Sector Indian Banks and Regional Rural Banks only).
  • Allotment letter of the Government accommodation issued by the Estate.
  • Office/public works Department of the Central/State Government in respect of their employees.
  • Duly Certified/attested extract of the service record/book of the Government employees (serving/retired) or the Bonafide certificate issued by the employer in respect of serving Government employees.
  • Employer Certificate on letterhead from reputed and widely known companies.
  • Marriage certificate issued by the Registrar of Marriages along with address proof of spouse in respect of newly married women.
  • Passport of Son/Daughter in case of Dependent parents ( If address is the same)
  • Passport of Son/Daughter in case of Dependent parents and address proof of son/daughter (If address is different)
  • Proof of Address of (POA) Issued by the India post, Department of Posts.

Additional Documentation for Addition of Spouse Name:
Marriage Certificate or Joint Photo Declaration signed by both husband and wife.

Additional Documentation for Deletion of Spouse Name:

  • Divorce decree or Spouse death certificate.
  • In case of deletion and addition Divorce Decree, Re-marriage certificate and Spouse passport copy is required.
  • In case of death case, a copy of the attested death certificate is required.

Additional Documentation for Married Name in case of ladies:

  • Photocopy of Marriage Certificate and applicant's spouse passport.
  • Married Ladies can add husband's name/surname in her surname column.

Additional Documentation for New Passport in Maiden Name in case of ladies:

  • Old Passport /School Certificate/Birth Certificate/ Aadhar card /Voter ID copy. Etc. any two documents to be submitted which are holding maiden names.
  • The supporting photo ID or documents for name change should have the date of birth & father name matching as per the existing passport.
  • In case of Divorce, Divorce decree is required. If in a language other than English, translation to be obtained.
  • In case of death case Death Certificate issued by the Registrar of Deaths. If the original death certificate is issued in a language other than English, translation to be obtained.

Fees Details

Sub Service Type CONSULAR FEE  ICWF FEE  SERVICE FEE  TOTAL FEES 

Ordinary fresh/reissue of Passport containing 60 pages (Jumbo passport)

KD 53  KD 1 KD 6 KD 60
Ordinary fresh/reissue of Passport containing 60 pages (Jumbo passport)- TATKAL

 

KD 91 KD 1 KD 6 KD 98

  • Payment Methods: Cash and Bank Transfer
  • Official Mission Website: Embassy of India, Kuwait
  • Note: Transaction charges are applicable if paid through card.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is a 60-page (jumbo) passport booklet and who should apply for it?
The 60-page jumbo passport booklet is designed for frequent travelers whose passports fill up quickly with visa stamps and immigration endorsements. It offers the same validity as a standard passport but provides additional pages.

2. When can I apply for re-issue of my 60-page passport?
You can apply for re-issue within one year before the passport’s expiry date. It is advisable to apply well in advance to avoid any disruption to your travel plans.

3. How do I opt for the 60-page booklet during re-issue?
While completing your online application, select the "Jumbo (60 Pages)" option under the passport booklet type section before submitting the application.

4. What documents are required for re-issuing a 60-page passport?
You will need to submit:

  • A copy of your current passport (first and last pages)

  • Copies of pages containing visa stamps (if applicable)

  • Proof of valid residence (if residing abroad)

Please refer to the Documents Checklist section for the complete list of requirements.

5. Do I get a new passport number upon re-issue?
Yes. A new passport number is issued when a passport is re-issued. However, your previous passport number will be referenced in the new passport booklet.

6. Will my old passport still be valid during the re-issue process?
No. Once your new passport is issued, the previous passport is cancelled. You must not use the cancelled passport for travel, even if it contains valid visas.

7. Is personal appearance at DU Digital ICAC necessary?
Yes. You must visit DU Digital ICAC in person with a prior appointment for document submission and verification.

8. How long does it take to get the re-issued 60-page passport?
The processing time may take up to seven weeks. Applicants will receive SMS updates and can track the application status through the Track Application page.

9. Can I apply for the jumbo passport if I previously had a 36-page one?
Yes. Even if your previous passport was a standard 36-page booklet, you may request a 60-page jumbo passport during re-issue by selecting the appropriate booklet type in the application form.

10. Is self-attestation of documents required?
Yes. All copies of supporting documents submitted with the application must be self-attested by the applicant.

Ordinary passport in lieu of lost or damaged passport containing 36 pages

Information

New Passport in lieu of Lost/Damage Passport

Processing Time:
Application processing at the Embassy of India involves Document Verification, Previous file/Data check and Granting (maximum up to 4-5 working days), after which Police Verification will be initiated (where necessary) at your Present Address in India. Please use Application Reference Number (e.g: xx-xxxxxxxxxx) and your Date of Birth to track your application processing status athttps://www.passportindia.gov.in/psp/trackApplicationService . If the status is shown as “Passport Application is Under Review at Indian Embassy”, it indicates that your application is pending with the respective State Police authorities for verification. Verification status can be checked from the police authorities using the ‘File Number (KUxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)’ sent to the email address provided by you in the Passport application, or with old Passport particulars. Time taken for Police Verification by State Police authorities vary from State to State in India. While it is completed within 5-7 days in some places, it might take up to 30-32 days in other places. After receipt of Clearance from the respective SP Office/Commissioner’s Office, the printing process will begin. After Printing, Lamination and Stamping the new Passport will be handed over (maximum 2-3 working days) to Du Digital Global Center for delivery (pick up at the respective Center or despatch by courier, as the case may be).

Please Note:

  • Applicants have to come in person.
  • The Applicant must produce Passport, Civil ID or any other related document in original for verification.
  • All copies of documents should be self-attested (sign & date).
  • Additional documents may be needed for verification depending upon the documents submitted.

How To Apply

  1. Create an Account: Register on the Du Digital Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
    Click here to register.
  2. Fill Out the Government of India’s Online Passport Application Form: Click here to access the form.
  3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Du Digital ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
    Click here to book your appointment
  4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
  5. Visit Du Digital ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
  6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
  7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
  8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
  9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
    Click here to track your application

Document Checklist

  • Online passport application form (https://mportal.passportindia.gov.in/mission/). 
  • After submitting the form online, take a print out of the application.
  • For Photo Specifications Click Here 
  • Signatures are required to affix before the Submission Officer of Du Digital Global.
  • Original damaged passport / copy of lost passport along with lost report issued from CID office.
  • Photocopy of the Civil ID of the applicant (Photocopy services are available at the Du Digital Global center).
  • Annexure ‘F’ (For lost/damaged passport only).

Fees Details

Sub Service Type CONSULAR FEE  ICWF FEE  SERVICE FEE  TOTAL FEES 
Ordinary Passport in lieu of lost or damaged passport containing 36 pages KD 76 KD 1 KD 6 KD 83
Ordinary Passport in lieu of lost or damaged passport containing 36 pages - TATKAL KD 114 KD 1 KD 6 KD 121

  • Payment Methods: Cash and Bank Transfer
  • Official Mission Website: Embassy of India, Kuwait
  • Note: Transaction charges are applicable if paid through card

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

1. Can I apply for a re-issue if my passport is lost or damaged?
Yes. If your passport is lost, stolen, or physically damaged, you must apply for a re-issue under the category “Lost/Damaged Passport.”

2. What documents are required for applying in case of a lost passport?

You will need:

  • A Police Report or loss certificate clearly stating the loss
  • A copy of the lost passport (if available)
  • Proof of identity and residence
  • Valid visa/residence permit at the time of loss

Refer to the “Documents Checklist” for full requirements.

3. What documents are required in case of a damaged passport?
You must submit:

  • The original damaged passport
  • A letter explaining how the damage occurred
  • Proof of current identity, address, and visa/residence permit

All documents must be original or self-attested copies.

4. Is it mandatory to appear in person for this application?
Yes. In cases of lost or damaged passports, applicants are required to visit Du Digital ICAC in person with a prior appointment. Postal applications are not accepted for this category.

5. Can I still travel using my damaged or lost passport while waiting for re-issue?
No. Once a passport is reported as lost or damaged, it becomes invalid. You should not travel using that document.

6. Will I get the same passport number after re-issue?
No. A new passport number will be issued. The old one will be officially cancelled and cannot be reused.

7. How long does the re-issue process take in case of loss or damage?
The process may take up to seven weeks, depending on verification. You will receive SMS updates and can track your application via the “Track Application” page.

8. Do I need to provide details of my current visa/residence permit?
Yes. If your visa or residence permit was also lost or damaged, you must present a certificate or letter stating the visa status and validity at the time of loss for verification.

9. What precautions should I take if my passport is lost abroad?
Immediately file a police report and obtain a written certificate of loss. Also, inform the Indian Mission/Embassy and ensure you have copies of your visa/residence permit and identity documents for verification.

10. Will my valid visas from the lost passport be transferred to the new one?
No. Visas cannot be transferred. You must contact the respective immigration authorities or embassies of those countries to check reapplication or endorsement procedures.

Ordinary passport in lieu of lost or damaged passport containing 60 pages (Jumbo passport)

Information

New Passport in lieu of Lost/Damage Passport

Processing Time:
Application processing at the Embassy of India involves Document Verification, Previous file/Data check and Granting (maximum up to 4-5 working days), after which Police Verification will be initiated (where necessary) at your Present Address in India. Please use Application Reference Number (e.g: xx-xxxxxxxxxx) and your Date of Birth to track your application processing status athttps://www.passportindia.gov.in/psp/trackApplicationService . If the status is shown as “Passport Application is Under Review at Indian Embassy”, it indicates that your application is pending with the respective State Police authorities for verification. Verification status can be checked from the police authorities using the ‘File Number (KUxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)’ sent to the email address provided by you in the Passport application, or with old Passport particulars. Time taken for Police Verification by State Police authorities vary from State to State in India. While it is completed within 5-7 days in some places, it might take up to 30-32 days in other places. After receipt of Clearance from the respective SP Office/Commissioner’s Office, the printing process will begin. After Printing, Lamination and Stamping the new Passport will be handed over (maximum 2-3 working days) to Du Digital Global Center for delivery (pick up at the respective Center or despatch by courier, as the case may be).

Please Note:

  • Applicants have to come in person.
  • The Applicant must produce Passport, Civil ID or any other related document in original for verification.
  • All copies of documents should be self-attested (sign & date).
  • Additional documents may be needed for verification depending upon the documents submitted.

How To Apply

  1. Create an Account: Register on the Du Digital Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
    Click here to register.
  2. Fill Out the Government of India’s Online Passport Application Form: Click here to access the form.
  3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Du Digital ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
    Click here to book your appointment
  4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
  5. Visit Du Digital ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
  6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
  7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
  8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
  9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
    Click here to track your application

Document Checklist

  • Online passport application form (https://mportal.passportindia.gov.in/mission/). 
  • After submitting the form online, take a print out of the application.
  • For Photo Specifications Click Here .
  • Signatures are required to affix before the Submission Officer of Du Digital Global.
  • Original damaged passport / copy of lost passport along with lost report issued from CID office.
  • Photocopy of the Civil ID of the applicant .
  • Annexure ‘F’ (For lost/damaged passport only).

Fees Details

Sub Service Type CONSULAR FEE  ICWF FEE  SERVICE FEE  TOTAL FEES 

Ordinary passport in lieu of lost or damaged passport containing 60 pages (Jumbo passport)

KD 91 KD 1  KD 6 KD 98

Ordinary passport in lieu of lost or damaged passport containing 60 pages (Jumbo passport) - TATKAL

KD 129 KD 1 KD 6 KD 136
    • Payment Methods: Cash and Bank Transfer
    • Official Mission Website: Embassy of India, Kuwait
    • Note: Transaction charges are applicable if paid through card

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

1. Can I apply for a re-issue if my passport is lost or damaged?
Yes. If your passport is lost, stolen, or physically damaged, you must apply for a re-issue under the category “Lost/Damaged Passport.”

2. What documents are required for applying in case of a lost passport?

You will need:

  • A Police Report or loss certificate clearly stating the loss
  • A copy of the lost passport (if available)
  • Proof of identity and residence
  • Valid visa/residence permit at the time of loss

Refer to the “Documents Checklist” for full requirements.

3. What documents are required in case of a damaged passport?
You must submit:

  • The original damaged passport
  • A letter explaining how the damage occurred
  • Proof of current identity, address, and visa/residence permit

All documents must be original or self-attested copies.

4. Is it mandatory to appear in person for this application?
Yes. In cases of lost or damaged passports, applicants are required to visit Du Digital ICAC in person with a prior appointment. Postal applications are not accepted for this category.

5. Can I still travel using my damaged or lost passport while waiting for re-issue?
No. Once a passport is reported as lost or damaged, it becomes invalid. You should not travel using that document.

6. Will I get the same passport number after re-issue?
No. A new passport number will be issued. The old one will be officially cancelled and cannot be reused.

7. How long does the re-issue process take in case of loss or damage?
The process may take up to seven weeks, depending on verification. You will receive SMS updates and can track your application via the “Track Application” page.

8. Do I need to provide details of my current visa/residence permit?
Yes. If your visa or residence permit was also lost or damaged, you must present a certificate or letter stating the visa status and validity at the time of loss for verification.

9. What precautions should I take if my passport is lost abroad?
Immediately file a police report and obtain a written certificate of loss. Also, inform the Indian Mission/Embassy and ensure you have copies of your visa/residence permit and identity documents for verification.

10. Will my valid visas from the lost passport be transferred to the new one?
No. Visas cannot be transferred. You must contact the respective immigration authorities or embassies of those countries to check reapplication or endorsement procedures.

Ordinary New/Fresh Passport for new born / Minor upto the age of 8 years with validity of five years (36 pages) and senior citizens (persons above the age of 60 years)

Information:

The birth of every child born in the Country of Kuwait to an Indian parent(s) is required to be registered with the Embassy of India, Kuwait within one year from the Date of Birth.

Firstly, the parents should register the birth of the newly born baby at the Birth Registration Office, Ministry of Health, Government of Kuwait and obtain an Arabic Birth Card (Green Card).

Once Registration of Birth is done, the Embassy will issue a Birth Certificate. The given name of the child will be entered in the Embassy Birth Register, Birth Certificate and Passport as per the name mentioned in the Arabic Birth Card. Parts of the name mentioned in the Arabic Birth Card could be split into Given Name and Surname OR Family Name/Father’s Name, etc., could also be added as Surname, if the Parent/s so desire, by giving an undertaking in the prescribed format at the Embassy.

Kindly note that the Birth Register is a permanent record and it is not possible to make corrections in the Birth Register and Records time and again. Therefore, any such addition/correction may be carefully considered before applying for the same, since further/later changes cannot be made in the Birth Register/Birth Certificate. Any applications for further correction of name in the Passport of the child at a later stage shall be accepted only after the said correction is done in the Arabic Birth Card.

It is essential that the spouse name is endorsed in the Passport of at least one of the parents, before registration of birth of the child. In the case of a recently married couple, if spouse name is not endorsed in the Passport of either of the parents, a duly attested Marriage Certificate (attestation from Home Department of the concerned State + MEA/Branch Office/RPO attestation) is required. However, if one/both parent/s have renewed his/her Passport after Marriage, it is mandatory that change in Marital Status and Spouse Name addition has been done in such renewed Passport. Please note that Suppression of material information (marital status) in Passport renewal application, is an offence under Section 10 (3) (b) read together with section 12 (1) (b) of the Passports Act.

Late Registration of the birth of the child

  • The birth of the child is required to be registered with the Indian Embassy within one year of the birth. In case, the registration of the birth could not be done for any Bonafide reasons, parents of the minor child please contact Embassy of India (Consular Section) with a written request detailing the reasons for not registering the birth on time

Please Note:

  • Applicants have to come in person.
  • The Applicant must produce Passport, Civil ID or any other related document in original for verification.
  • All copies of documents should be self-attested (sign & date).
  • Given name in Birth certificate and Passport will be as per name mentioned in original Birth Card issued by the local Ministry of Health, Kuwait
  • Additional documents may be needed for verification depending upon the documents submitted.

How To Apply

  1. Create an Account: Register on the Du Digital Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
    Click here to register.
  2. Fill Out the Government of India’s Online Passport Application Form:Click here to access the form.

  3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Du Digital ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
    Click here to book your appointment
  4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
  5. Visit Du Digital ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
  6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
  7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
  8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
  9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
    Click here to track your application

Document Checklist:

  • Online passport application form (https://mportal.passportindia.gov.in/mission/). 

  • For Photo Specifications Click Here .

  • Signatures / Thumb impressions are required to be affixed before the Submission Officer of Du Digital Global.

  • Original passports of the parents having entered spouse name in both passports.

  • Photocopy of the passports and Civil IDs of both parents.

  • Original Birth Card issued by the local Ministry of Health, Kuwait with English translation. Original Birth Card of the child should be attested by M/o Foreign Affairs, Kuwait.

  • Copy of Registration of birth of child on Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) website (https://indiancitizenshiponline.nic.in). (Online Registration of Birth can be done at Du Digital Global Center. Charges will be KWD 1.500).

  • For a new born baby's application it is mandatory to have the endorsement of spouse name in at least one of the parent's passports. If none of the parent passports are endorsed with spouse name, one of them must submit an application for addition of spouse name.

  • If one of the parents is Non-Indian, Spouse name endorsement is mandatory for parents who are holding Indian passports.

  • To issue a passport to a minor child, consent of both the parents in the form of Annexure D is required for the fresh issue as well as for every re-issue of such issued passport.

  • Request letter for adding Surname for New born baby in Birth Records, Birth Certificate and Passport. Click here.

  • If either of the parents holds nationality other than India, then a No-Objection Certificate is required from their respective Embassy.

  • For exceptional cases like parents of children born out of wedlock, single parent cases, etc., please contact Embassy of India (Consular Section), Kuwait for details of requirements.

Late Registration of Birth of the Child

  • The birth of the child is required to be registered with the Indian Embassy within one year of the birth.

  • In case the registration of the birth could not be done within the stipulated period due to bonafide reasons, parents of the minor child should contact the Embassy of India (Consular Section) with a written request detailing the reasons for not registering the birth on time.

Please Note:

  • Applicant has to come in person.

  • The applicant must produce Passport, Civil ID, or any other related document in original for verification.

  • All copies of documents should be self-attested (sign & date).

  • Given name in Birth Certificate and Passport will be as per the name mentioned in the original Birth Card issued by the local Ministry of Health, Kuwait.

  • Additional documents may be required for verification depending upon the documents submitted.

Fees Details

Sub Service Type CONSULAR FEE  ICWF FEE  SERVICE FEE  TOTAL FEES 
Ordinary New/Fresh Passport for new born/Minor upto the age of 8 years with validity of five years (36 pages) and senior citizens (persons above the age of 60 years) KD 26 KD 1 KD 6 KD 33
  • Payment Methods: Cash and Bank Transfer
  • Official Mission Website: Embassy of India, Kuwait
  • Note: Transaction charges are applicable if paid through card

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Can I apply for a passport for my newborn immediately after birth?
Yes. You can apply for a fresh passport for your newborn child right after birth. The birth must first be registered at DU Digital ICAC, and both parents must be present in person with a prior appointment.

2. Can I register the birth and apply for the passport at the same time?
Yes. It is strongly recommended to apply for both services—birth registration and passport issuance—together. The Embassy/Consulate will issue both documents simultaneously.

3. What documents are required for a newborn’s passport?
You will need:

  • Birth registration form

  • Child’s birth certificate (to be issued by the Embassy/Consulate)

  • Passports and valid visas/residence permits of both parents

Please refer to the “Documents Checklist” section for the full list of requirements.

4. Is it mandatory for both parents to be present?
Yes. Both parents must appear in person at DU Digital ICAC with a prior appointment to complete the process of birth registration and fresh passport application.

5. My child was born in Kuwait. What is the process to obtain an Indian passport?
Children born to Indian citizens in Kuwait are eligible for Indian citizenship by descent. Parents must register the birth at DU Digital ICAC within one year. Upon registration, a birth certificate is issued and a passport can be applied for.

6. Can I submit my newborn’s application by post?
No. For fresh passport issuance for a newborn, both parents are required to be present in person for document submission and verification at DU Digital ICAC.

7. How long does it take to receive a fresh passport for a newborn?
The processing time may take up to seven weeks. Applicants will receive SMS updates, and the status can be tracked online via the “Track Application” section.

8. What is the validity of a newborn’s passport?
Passports issued to newborns are typically valid for 5 years or until the child reaches 18 years of age, whichever is earlier.

9. What if my child is considered a citizen of Kuwait by local authorities?
As per Indian law, a child born abroad to Indian parents is eligible for Indian citizenship by descent. However, India does not allow dual citizenship. At the time of registration, parents must declare that the child does not hold any foreign passport.

10. Is a thumb impression or signature needed for a newborn’s passport application?
Yes. Since the child cannot sign, a left thumb impression of the child must be provided in the designated box. A parent should sign the declaration, but not in the box reserved for the applicant’s signature.

Tatkaal- New Passport/re-issue of passport for Minor below 18 years with validity of 5 years or till the minor attains the age of 18 years, whichever is earlier

Minor Passport (Age up to 18 years) - 36 Pages

Overview : This service is meant for Indian nationals residing in Kuwait who are below 18 years of age and need to renew or reissue their Indian passports due to expiry, exhaustion of pages, or change in particulars. The renewed passport is generally issued with a validity of 5 years or until the minor turns 18, whichever is earlier.

The service ensures that minor Indian citizens abroad continue to hold valid travel documents in compliance with Indian law and international travel requirements. Parental consent is mandatory for all applications, and specific forms (such as Annexure-D) must be submitted to affirm the identity and guardianship of the child.

The Embassy processes these applications both in person and via post (if eligible), with an emphasis on proper documentation, including identity verification of the minor and both parents.

How To Apply

  1. Create an Account: Register on the Du Digital Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
    Click here to register.
  2. Fill Out the Government of India’s Online Passport Application Form: Click here to access the form.

  3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Du Digital ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
    Click here to book your appointment
  4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
  5. Visit Du Digital ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
  6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
  7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
  8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
  9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
    Click here to track your application

Document Checklist:

  • Online passport application form (https://mportal.passportindia.gov.in/mission/). 
  • After submitting the form online, take a print out of the application.
  • For Photo Specifications Click Here .
  • Signatures are required to affix before the Submission Officer of Du Digital Global.
  • One of the parents must accompany the minor child at the time of application submission. Passports of both the parents must be present.
  • To issue a passport to a minor child, consent of both the parents in the form of Annexure-'D' is required for the fresh issue as well as for every re-issue of such issued passport. However, the cases of single parents would not be covered under this category, as they have to furnish the Annexure 'C'.
  • If one of the parents is currently residing in India or abroad, Annexure 'D' from the parent residing abroad is required and must be attested by the concerned Regional Passport Office (RPO). Annexure 'C' signed by the parent accompanying the child is required.
  • If parents are divorced then Custody Paper, Divorce Decree and Annexure 'C' signed by the parent who is accompanying the child is required.
  • If one of the parents is deceased, a copy of the death certificate and Annexure-'D' must be signed by the parent accompanying the child is required.
  • Original passport of the applicant.
  • Passport and Civil ID copies of minor applicants and both parents. 
  • Applicants who have completed 15 years and applying for 10 years passport must submit a 10th Mark sheet.
  • Annexure D
  • Annexure C form

Please Note:

1. The Applicant must produce Passport, Civil ID or any other related document in original for verification.

2. All copies of documents should be self-attested (sign & date).

3. Additional documents may be needed for verification depending upon the documents submitted.

Fees Details

Sub Service Type CONSULAR FEE  ICWF FEE  SERVICE FEE  TOTAL FEES 
Tatkaal- New Passport/re-issue of passport for Minor below 18 years with validity of 5 years or till the minor attains the age of 18 years, whichever is earlier KD 65 KD 1 KD 6 KD 72
  • Payment Methods: Cash and Bank Transfer
  • Official Mission Website: Embassy of India, Kuwait
  • Note: Transaction charges are applicable if paid through card

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. When can I apply for reissuance of my child’s passport?
You can apply for a minor’s passport reissue if the current passport is due to expire within one year, if there are changes in personal details, or if all pages have been used.

2. Can I apply for a passport for my newborn child immediately after birth?
Yes. You must register the child’s birth at DU Digital ICAC (as per jurisdiction), ideally within one year of birth. Both parents must visit in person (with a prior appointment) for the birth registration. The passport application can be submitted at the same time.

3. What documents are required for reissuing a minor’s passport?
Key documents include the child’s birth certificate, parents’ passports and visas, and proof of address. Please refer to the “Documents Checklist” section on the DU Digital ICAC website for the complete list of requirements.

4. Do both parents need to be physically present for the application?
Yes. Both parents must visit DU Digital ICAC in person with a prior appointment to submit the application for either birth registration or passport services for a minor.

5. My child was born in Kuwait. What is the process?
You must register the birth with DU Digital ICAC. After registration, a birth certificate will be issued by the Embassy/Consulate. The passport application can be submitted together with the birth registration. The child will be registered as an Indian citizen by descent under the Citizenship Act, 1955.

6. Can I submit my child’s passport application by post?
Yes. Passport applications for minors can be submitted by post, except in cases of lost or damaged passports, which require a personal visit to DU Digital ICAC with a prior appointment.

7. What is the validity period of a minor’s passport?
Passports issued to minors are typically valid for 5 years or until the age of 18, whichever is earlier.

8. Is a child’s signature or thumb impression needed in the application?
Yes. If the child cannot sign, a left thumb impression must be provided in the designated box. A parent should sign the declaration section, but not in the box reserved for the applicant’s signature.

9. What happens if I delay the birth registration of my newborn beyond one year?
It is strongly advised to complete birth registration within one year. Delays may lead to additional documentation requirements and could complicate the passport issuance process.

10. How long does it take to process a minor’s passport application?
Processing can take up to seven weeks. Applicants will receive SMS updates during the process and can track the application status online through the “Track Application” page.

Minor - For an ordinary passport in lieu of lost or damaged passport containing 36 pages.

Information

New Passport in lieu of Lost/Damage Passport

Processing Time:
Application processing at the Embassy of India involves Document Verification, Previous file/Data check and Granting (maximum up to 4-5 working days), after which Police Verification will be initiated (where necessary) at your Present Address in India. Please use Application Reference Number (e.g: xx-xxxxxxxxxx) and your Date of Birth to track your application processing status athttps://www.passportindia.gov.in/psp/trackApplicationService . If the status is shown as “Passport Application is Under Review at Indian Embassy”, it indicates that your application is pending with the respective State Police authorities for verification. Verification status can be checked from the police authorities using the ‘File Number (KUxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)’ sent to the email address provided by you in the Passport application, or with old Passport particulars. Time taken for Police Verification by State Police authorities vary from State to State in India. While it is completed within 5-7 days in some places, it might take up to 30-32 days in other places. After receipt of Clearance from the respective SP Office/Commissioner’s Office, the printing process will begin. After Printing, Lamination and Stamping the new Passport will be handed over (maximum 2-3 working days) to Du Digital Global Center for delivery (pick up at the respective Center or despatch by courier, as the case may be).

Please Note:

  • Applicants have to come in person.
  • The Applicant must produce Passport, Civil ID or any other related document in original for verification.
  • All copies of documents should be self-attested (sign & date).
  • Additional documents may be needed for verification depending upon the documents submitted.

How To Apply

  1. Create an Account: Register on the Du Digital Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
    Click here to register.
  2. Fill Out the Government of India’s Online Passport Application Form: Click here to access the form.
  3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Du Digital ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
    Click here to book your appointment
  4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
  5. Visit Du Digital ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
  6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
  7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
  8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
  9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
    Click here to track your application

Document Checklist

  • Online passport application form (https://mportal.passportindia.gov.in/mission/). 
  • After submitting the form online, take a print out of the application.
  • For Photo Specifications Click Here 
  • Signatures are required to affix before the Submission Officer of Du Digital Global.
  • Original damaged passport / copy of lost passport along with lost report issued from CID office.
  • Photocopy of the Civil ID of the applicant (Photocopy services are available at the Du Digital Global center).
  • Annexure ‘F’ (For lost/damaged passport only).

Fees Details

Sub Service Type CONSULAR FEE  ICWF FEE  SERVICE FEE  TOTAL FEES 

Minor - For an ordinary passport in lieu of lost or damaged passport containing 36 pages.

KD 65 KD 1 KD 6 KD 72
Minor - For an ordinary passport in lieu of lost or damaged passport containing 36 pages - TATKAL

 

KD 103 KD 1 KD 6 KD 110

  • Payment Methods: Cash and Bank Transfer
  • Official Mission Website: Embassy of India, Kuwait
  • Note: Transaction charges are applicable if paid through card

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

1. Can I apply for a re-issue if my passport is lost or damaged?
Yes. If your passport is lost, stolen, or physically damaged, you must apply for a re-issue under the category “Lost/Damaged Passport.”

2. What documents are required for applying in case of a lost passport?

You will need:

  • A Police Report or loss certificate clearly stating the loss
  • A copy of the lost passport (if available)
  • Proof of identity and residence
  • Valid visa/residence permit at the time of loss

Refer to the “Documents Checklist” for full requirements.

3. What documents are required in case of a damaged passport?
You must submit:

  • The original damaged passport
  • A letter explaining how the damage occurred
  • Proof of current identity, address, and visa/residence permit

All documents must be original or self-attested copies.

4. Is it mandatory to appear in person for this application?
Yes. In cases of lost or damaged passports, applicants are required to visit Du Digital ICAC in person with a prior appointment. Postal applications are not accepted for this category.

5. Can I still travel using my damaged or lost passport while waiting for re-issue?
No. Once a passport is reported as lost or damaged, it becomes invalid. You should not travel using that document.

6. Will I get the same passport number after re-issue?
No. A new passport number will be issued. The old one will be officially cancelled and cannot be reused.

7. How long does the re-issue process take in case of loss or damage?
The process may take up to seven weeks, depending on verification. You will receive SMS updates and can track your application via the “Track Application” page.

8. Do I need to provide details of my current visa/residence permit?
Yes. If your visa or residence permit was also lost or damaged, you must present a certificate or letter stating the visa status and validity at the time of loss for verification.

9. What precautions should I take if my passport is lost abroad?
Immediately file a police report and obtain a written certificate of loss. Also, inform the Indian Mission/Embassy and ensure you have copies of your visa/residence permit and identity documents for verification.

10. Will my valid visas from the lost passport be transferred to the new one?
No. Visas cannot be transferred. You must contact the respective immigration authorities or embassies of those countries to check reapplication or endorsement procedures.

Police Clearance Certificate

Information

A Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) is normally issued by the Police Station authorities in the concerned State/UT in India under whose jurisdiction an applicant has resided while in India. PCC is usually required to be submitted to foreign government authorities for various purposes, e.g: Residency status, Employment, Long term visa, Immigration, Dependent Visa, etc. A PCC from India may be applied for and obtained in the following ways:

Processing Time:
Application processing at the Embassy of India involves Document Verification, Previous file/Data check and Granting (maximum up to 4-5 working days), after which Police Verification will be initiated (where necessary) at your Present Address in India. Please use Application Reference Number (e.g: xx-xxxxxxxxxx) and your Date of Birth to track your application processing status athttps://www.passportindia.gov.in/psp/trackApplicationService . If your application is pending with the respective State Police authorities for verification, Verification status can be checked from the police authorities using the ‘File Number (KUxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)’ sent to the email address provided by you in the PCC application, or with old Passport particulars. Time taken for Police Verification by State Police authorities vary from State to State in India. While it is completed within 5-7 days in some places, it might take up to 30-32 days in other places. Once clear verification report is received from the local police authority in India, a Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) will be printed and delivered to the applicant.

Please Note:

  • Applicants have to come in person.
  • The Applicant must produce Passport, Civil ID or any other related document in original for verification.
  • All copies of documents should be self-attested (sign & date).
  • Additional documents may be needed for verification depending upon the documents submitted.

How To Apply

  1. Create an Account: Register on the Du Digital Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
    Click here to register.
  2. Fill Out the Government of India’s Online Passport Application Form:Click here to access the form.

  3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Du Digital ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
    Click here to book your appointment
  4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
  5. Visit Du Digital ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
  6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
  7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
  8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
  9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
    Click here to track your application

Document Checklist

  • Online passport application form (https://mportal.passportindia.gov.in/mission/). 
  • For Photo Specifications Click Here 
  • Signatures are required to be affixed before the Submission Officer of Du Digital Global.
  • Original Passport is required.
  • Passport copies of the applicant. 
  • After processing of the application in the Embassy (document verification/ passport data verification etc) Police Verification will be initiated at the applicant’s given address in India. Once a clear verification report is received from the local police authority in India, a Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) will be printed and dispatched to the applicant.
  • Valid Civil ID copy and original is required.

Fees Details

Sub Service Type CONSULAR FEE  ICWF FEE  SERVICE FEE  TOTAL FEES 

Police Clearance Certificate

KD 13 KD 1 KD 6 KD 20
    • Payment Methods: Cash and Bank Transfer
    • Official Mission Website: Embassy of India, Kuwait
    • Note: Transaction charges are applicable if paid through card.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is a Police Clearance Certificate (PCC)?
A PCC is an official document issued by Indian authorities stating that the applicant has no criminal record in India. It is often required for residency, employment, immigration, or visa applications abroad.

2. Who can apply for a PCC at ICAC in Kuwait?
Indian nationals residing in Kuwait who require a PCC for immigration, employment, long-term visa, or residency purposes can apply at ICAC.

3. Where do I apply for a PCC in Kuwait?
You can apply at the nearest Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC), which processes the application on behalf of the Embassy of India.

4. Do I need to visit the ICAC in person?
Yes. Personal appearance is mandatory for identity verification and biometric data (if required by Indian authorities).

5. How long does it take to process the PCC?
Processing time may vary, but it generally takes 7–15 working days, depending on clearance from the issuing police authority in India.

6. Can the PCC be issued on the same day?
No. PCC involves police verification from India, so same-day issuance is not possible.

7. What is the fee for PCC application?
The total fee includes both consular charges and ICAC service fees. Please check the official ICAC website or centre noticeboard for the latest fee schedule.

8. Is the PCC issued by the Embassy accepted by all countries?
Yes. The PCC issued by the Embassy of India through ICAC is accepted by most countries. However, some countries may require apostille or additional attestation.

9. Can I apply for PCC if my passport was recently renewed?
Yes. However, you must submit copies of both your old and new passports to verify your address history.

10. What if I require the PCC urgently?
Expedited processing is generally not possible because issuance depends on police verification from India. Applicants are advised to apply well in advance of their requirement.

11. Can I authorize someone else to collect my PCC?
No. The applicant must collect the PCC in person and present a valid identification document to ensure secure delivery.

Surrender Certificate
Information
How To Apply
Document Checklist

Fees Details

Sub Service Type CONSULAR FEE  ICWF FEE  SERVICE FEE  TOTAL FEES 
Surrender Certificate KD 13 KD 1 KD 6 KD 20
FAQ's
Global Entry Program verification

Overview:

Global Entry Program (GEP) applications by Indian citizens at Embassy of India in Kuwait through the GPSP System

Global Entry is a US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) program that allows expedited clearance for pre-approved, low risk travelers upon arrival in the United State.

How To Apply

  1. Create an Account: Register on the Du Digital Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
    Click here to register.
  2. Fill Out the Government of India’s Online Passport Application Form:Click here to access the form.

  3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Du Digital ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
    Click here to book your appointment
  4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
  5. Visit Du Digital ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
  6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
  7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
  8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
  9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
    Click here to track your application
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Fee Details

Sub Service Type CONSULAR FEE  ICWF FEE  SERVICE FEE  TOTAL FEES 

Global Entry Program verification

KD 13 KD 1 KD 6 KD 20
    • Payment Methods: Cash and Bank Transfer
    • Official Mission Website: Embassy of India, Kuwait
    • Note: Transaction charges are applicable if paid through card.
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