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India Drops Boarding Pass Stamp Requirement at Airports from September 1

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Starting September 1, Indian airports will overhaul their immigration clearance process for international travellers. The long-standing requirement of getting boarding passes stamped by immigration officers during departure will be abolished. Passengers will now be free to present either digital or physical boarding passes without needing an official stamp. The change aims to speed up the departure process and cut down waiting times at immigration counters.

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