India Drops Immigration Stamps for Flyers | Dubai News
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Starting September 1, international travelers flying out of India will no longer need their boarding passes stamped at immigration—just show your e-boarding pass on your phone. The Bureau of Immigration has officially rolled this out to airports and security teams to streamline travel, eliminate confusion from physical stamps, and speed up the process. While paper passes are still accepted, the stamp is officially gone. This follows CISF’s earlier move to stop stamping for security checks—and now immigration is catching up. Even bigger changes may be coming: the Bureau is testing a pilot program to eventually eliminate entry/exit stamps for Indian passport holders too. Pack your phone, skip the stamp, and enjoy a smoother departure.
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