What is OCI Card?

A foreign national may be eligible to apply for registration as an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cardholder if they meet certain conditions. This includes individuals who were Indian citizens at any time on or after January 26, 1950, or those who were eligible to become citizens of India on that date. It also applies to people who belonged to territories that became a part of India after August 15, 1947. Furthermore, the eligibility extends to the children, grandchildren, or great-grandchildren of such individuals. Minor children of those who fall under these categories are also eligible, as are minors with one or both parents holding Indian citizenship.

OCI Card

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OCI-Registration

A foreigner who was eligible to become an Indian citizen on January 26, 1950, was an Indian citizen on or after January 26, 1950, or was from a territory that became part of India after August 15, 1947, along with his or her children and grandchildren, can register as an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI), as long as his or her home country allows dual citizenship in some way. The OCI for minor children of these people can also get OCI.

OCI Card fees in India

In the event that the application is going to be submitted outside of India, the fee of US $ 275 will need to be paid as a Demand Draft for each application. OCI card fees in India are Rs.15,000/- and must be paid in the form of a demand draft issued in favour of the Secretariat of the Ministry of Home Affairs and due in New Delhi. This fee must be paid in the event that the application is filed in India.

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