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Birth/Death Certificate

How to obtain a Birth Certificate

Carry a report from the hospital and fill up a chalan at the Bangalore Mahanagara Palike office.
Wait for a maximum of seven days.
Collect the certificate.

How to obtain a Death Certificate
Carry a letter from the crematorium to the Bangalore Mahanagara Palike office.
Pay a chalan and wait a maximum of one week.
Collect the certificate.

Important Phone numbers:

BMP control room: 2210 0031
Zonal Health Offices:
West: 2286 0205
South: 2672 4036
East: 2571 1036

Birth and death sub-registrars:

Malleshwaram:2337 5109
Gandhinagar: 2287 2986
Chickpet: 2226 6705
Mahalakshmipuram: 2332 4767
Binnypet and J P Nagar: 2676 3510
Chamarajpet: 2223 3819
Basavanagudi: 2661 3041
Jayanagar and Madivala: 2664 7079
Ashoknagar: 2558 3601
Banaswadi: 2551 0276
Bharatinagar: 2555 5821
Shivajinagar and Jayamahal: 2226 2089
Ganganagar: 2333 1703

Tracking Applications Sent Abroad

International express distribution company, TNT India, has launched Scholar Pak, especially developed for the Indian market.

Targeted at students applying to universities abroad, the service will be available in leading cities. TNT India aims to help students who regularly access the Net for information on universities and can track the status of their consignments sent to the respective university admission offices.

For more details contact: 2229 2221

US Visa Application
The United States Consulate General has expanded its drop-box services to Bangalore for applicants to submit their applications for US visas. Applicants may present their documents through: T.T. Services, 107, Raheja Chambers, 12 Museum Road. Service fee will be Rs. 300/- payable by cash or DD. Phone: 2555 0111 / 2.

Foreign Registration

The Foreigners' Registration Office (FRO) is a branch of the police department.

The FRO is located at:
Commissioner of Police Office, Queen's Road, Bangalore 560001.
Tel: 2294 2215
All foreigners coming into India with a non-tourist visa, intending to stay beyond 90 days, must register within seven days of arrival into India.
At the time of registration, prescribed forms have to be filled in duplicate or triplicate. Carry passports of each arriving member of the family. Several (3 or 4) copiesof passport size photographs are needed for each person.
Carry all supporting documentation regarding your stay in India, such as a letter from the employer.
All members of the family are required to be present at the time of registration. However, the Foreign Registration Officer himself can sometimes make exceptions for special circumstances of disability or illness.
Foreigners must pass an AIDS test to register.
Once you have been registered, each person is given some pages - "Residential Permit". It is a valuable document for your stay in India. In it, the FRO records your visa status, extensions and permission to exit from India.

AIDS TEST

When you have residency status in India, you are required to get an AIDS test within three weeks of arrival. You are given a list of recognised hospitals and must use those only.

Exit and Re-entry Permit and Tax Clearance

As a registered resident, one must have permission to leave from and return to India.

If your are here on a long term contract, you should apply for a multiple exit and re-entry visa. This can be done before you arrive in India. This is generally valid until the expiration of one's work permit. With proof of an extended work permit, the renewal of the multiple entry visa is simple. Initial application for the multiple entry visa should be made with your registration to avoid loss of time should you need to leave India unexpectedly.

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