All Goa based NRIs who are stranded in other countries and are willing to come back to Goa, India should register on Goa Governments NRI registration portal to get assistance in returning to Goa.
Goans stranded in other countries who have arrived or who will be arriving shortly at any Indian port and desire to travel to Goa can apply for NOC to travel to Goa.
How To Apply For NOC?
1. Visit Goa Online and click on Services Menu –> All Services –> Home Department–> NOC to return to Goa from Foreign countries. 2. Enter mandatory fields such as Name, Father/husband name, occupation, country returning, proposed landing date in India, port of arrival in India, reason for returning, returing to which taluka in Goa, details of the members with their passport number. 3. Upload applicant ID Proof and Address Proof in JPEG/PDF with max 2Mb size as mentioned in the application form. 4. Click on the submit application button. 5. Kindly note each member will undergo the testing and quarantine as per Standard Operating Procedures
Documents Required For NOC
1. Identity Proof 2. Other Supporting Document
How To Check Application Status?
You can check the status of your application by visiting below link. For travel permission select department as Revenue, and select service under which you have submitted application and enter the acknowledgement number and search the status.
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