What is difference between ECR and non-ECR passport?

What is difference between ECR and non-ECR passport?

Non-ECR stands for Emigration Clearance Not Required (ECNR). This is for the people who are educationally qualified and wanting to travel for any business or travel purposes. The ECNR passport holders can travel to anywhere in the world without the need of clearing the emigration.

Who is eligible for non-ECR?

(i) All persons possessing educational qualification of matriculation (Class 10) and above are normally eligible for non-ECR passports, except those having POE-notified professions such as nurses who require emigration clearance irrespective of their educational qualifications.

What should I select ECR or non-ECR?

What is Non-ECR or ECNR in Indian Passport? Non-ECR, formerly known as ECNR, means Emigration Check Not Required(ECNR). In general, if you have passed 10th class/grade (Matriculation or Higher Educational Pass Certificate) or have a higher degree then your passport falls under Non-ECR Category.

What documents are required for non-ECR category?

Documents Required for non-ECR in Passport

• Identity Certificate according to Annexure A.
• Birth certificate.
• Certificate of school leaving.
• Copy of the passport of the government employee.

Should I select non-ECR category yes or no?

Alternatively, if you have passed 10th grade/class, or have qualifications above that, or if you fall under any of the above listed Non-ECR category criteria, then you would select YES.

What happens if I don’t have 10th Marksheet for passport?

10th marksheet is for ECNR Passport and birth certificate is for DoB. If you have any such document that carry your DOB like Aadhar card, PAN card, DL, voter icard etc. it can get substituted as DoB certificate.

Is applicant eligible for non-ECR category for minor yes or no?

For minor applicants, documents can be attested by parents. The minor applicant is eligible for Non-ECR till he/she attains the age of 18 years.

Is applicant eligible for non-ECR category means?

Non-ECR, formerly known as ECNR, means Emigration Check Not Required(ECNR). In general, if you have passed 10th class/grade (Matriculation or Higher Educational Pass Certificate) or have a higher degree then your passport falls under Non-ECR Category.

Is 10th Marksheet non-ECR proof?

Is 12th Marksheet required for passport?

You can alternatively use the digital copy of class 10 and 12 marksheet to apply for passport which is available on platform digilocker. All the certificates and documents are digitally signed and legally authorised for fair use.

Why is ECR required?

Indians who intend to go to specified countries for work must have an ECR (Emigration Check Required) passport. Designated passport holders will be required to obtain an Emigration Clearance from the Office of the Protector of Emigrants (POE) prior to travelling to certain countries under the Emigration Act of 1983.

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