Post Office Passport Seva Kendra

Getting a Police Clearance Certificate for your passport application is set to become easier.

Passport applicants will now be able to apply for police clearance certificates (PCCs) at all online post office passport seva kendras, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Monday.

In order to apply for a passport or get re-issuance, you will have to go to the passport office for verification at the least. Follow the steps below to find the most nearby passport office online.

On India Post Payments Bank, Manoj Sinha said the processes mandated by the Reserve Bank of India would be completed within one week

Minister of State for External Affairs M J Akbar today said the government is working on a vision to set up one passport centre in every 50 km range in the country in future.

No Indian will have to travel more than 50 km to get their passport, as the government is planning to set up a comprehensive network of Passport Seva Kendras (PSK) across the nation, with major post offices to also provide the service, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said on Saturday.

From next month, people in select cities will be able to apply for passports in post offices under an ambitious initiative of the External Affairs Ministry. This is aimed at making the passport issuance process hassle-free and ease burden on passport offices across the country which are grappling with large volume of applications.

Union Minister V K Singh today said the Centre was mulling to open passport processing centres in all the districts of the country.

Getting a Police Clearance Certificate for your passport application is set to become easier.

Passport applicants will now be able to apply for police clearance certificates (PCCs) at all online post office passport seva kendras, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Monday.

In order to apply for a passport or get re-issuance, you will have to go to the passport office for verification at the least. Follow the steps below to find the most nearby passport office online.

On India Post Payments Bank, Manoj Sinha said the processes mandated by the Reserve Bank of India would be completed within one week

Minister of State for External Affairs M J Akbar today said the government is working on a vision to set up one passport centre in every 50 km range in the country in future.

No Indian will have to travel more than 50 km to get their passport, as the government is planning to set up a comprehensive network of Passport Seva Kendras (PSK) across the nation, with major post offices to also provide the service, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said on Saturday.

From next month, people in select cities will be able to apply for passports in post offices under an ambitious initiative of the External Affairs Ministry. This is aimed at making the passport issuance process hassle-free and ease burden on passport offices across the country which are grappling with large volume of applications.

Union Minister V K Singh today said the Centre was mulling to open passport processing centres in all the districts of the country.