India has begun rolling out chip-enabled ePassports, marking a significant step towards modernising its travel documentation system. While the application process remains unchanged, the new passports come equipped with enhanced digital security features that make identity verification faster, safer and more reliable during international travel.
India has begun rolling out chip-enabled ePassports, marking a significant step towards modernising its travel documentation system. While the application process remains unchanged, the new passports come equipped with enhanced digital security features that make identity verification faster, safer and more reliable during international travel.
The upgraded passport combines the familiar appearance of a traditional passport with advanced electronic technology, helping strengthen security while simplifying immigration checks at airports across the world.
What Is An ePassport?
An ePassport, also known as an electronic passport, is a standard passport integrated with a secure Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) chip and an embedded antenna. The chip securely stores the passport holder's personal information, including the same details printed inside the passport booklet.
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