Map Line Permit For Free

Inner Line Permit (ILP): For Indian other than native of Arunachal Pradesh, ILP is required for entering into any part of Arunachal Pradesh, ILP is issued by the designated authories of Arunachal Pradesh Government.

Please noted that the Inner line Permit and Protected Area Permit or Restricted Area Permit is not required for visiting all the areas. In fact, it is only required for some areas like Nubra valley, Khardung La, Pangong Tso, Tso Moriri, Dah and Hanu Villages, Man, Merak, Nyoma, Loma Bend, Turtuk, and Chushul.

The decision of the Nagaland government makes it mandatory for ?every non-indigenous person? who entered Dimapur district after November 21, 1979, to obtain an ILP within 90 days.

Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Nagaland, Manipur, Lakshadweep, and Himachal Pradesh have Inner Line Permits. An Inner Line Permit (ILP) is a legal document issued by the concerned state government that allows an Indian citizen to enter a protected area for a limited time.

Validity of ILP The temporary ILP is valid for 15 days and can be extended. The regular ILP is valid for 6 months and it can be renewed twice for another 6 months. However, sponsorship from a resident or a Government Department is required.

Issuance of eILP for approval and Verification will take minutes of 1(One) hours and maximum of 5 Office Working Day by the respective Processing Office.

An Inner Line Permit (ILP) is required for Indian (Domestic) tourists entry into Nagaland. You can download the form from the Nagaland Portal and apply for an ILP yourself.

The cost breakdown of an Inner Line Permit is as follows: Environment fee: ? 400. Red Cross donation: ? 100. Wildlife protection fee: ? 20/day.