Starting September 1, international passengers departing from Indian airports will no longer need physical boarding pass stamping, simplifying immigration procedures for travelers.
Travelers going abroad will now have to show an e-boarding pass
Aug 22, 2026
05:01 pm
What's the storyStarting September 1, passengers flying out of Indian airports will no longer need a physical boarding pass.
The Bureau of Immigration (BOI), under the Ministry of Home Affairs, has issued an official directive to this effect.
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