How NRIs can apply for e-Gate at Indian airports – and why Aadhaar can’t be used as proof

Pradip Saha
Jan 23
1 min read

Non-resident Indians (NRIs) travelling through 13 Indian airports can now save time at immigration counters by registering for the government’s new e-Gate facility. But there’s a small catch – the Aadhaar card isn’t accepted as address proof during registration. Read More....

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