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SIKKIM - ENTRY
FORMALITIES |
INTERNATIONAL TOURIST
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All foreign tourists
require a passport with an Indian
Visa prior to arrival. |
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All
foreign visitors require an
Inner Line Permit (ILP) to
enter Sikkim. An ILP is
valid for 15 days & can be
extended by the FRO
(Foreigner Registration
Office) for a further 15
days in Gangtok. ILPs can be
obtained from all Indian
Mission abroad or at New
Delhi (New Sikkim House), Kolkata (Sikkim House),
Siliguri in West Bengal
(Sikkim Tourist Office) or
Rangpo Tourist Lodge – the
Gateway to Sikkim on the
strength of an Indian Visa.
It is always a good idea to
make a photocopy of your
airline tickets and of
the pages of your passport /
Visas that have the number,
your
photograph and other
pertinent information. Keep
the copies separate from the
originals.
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Protected area
permit is required to go further up
to North Sikkim & Tsomgo Lake & must
be arranged through a govt.
recognized local Travel Agency. |
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Trekking Permits are
required. Trekking is only allowed
in groups (minimum 02 persons) &
must be arranged through a govt.
recognized local Travel Agency |
INDIAN TOURIST
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Indian
Tourists do not require any
permits to visit Sikkim.
However, a protected area
permit is required to go
further up to North Sikkim,
Tsomgo Lake & Nathula Pass
(copy of individual proof of
identification required to
visit Nathula Pass 02 days
prior to the day of
departure) & must be
arranged through a govt.
recognized local Travel
Agency. |
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