Pack 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.

The permit can be applied on the official website of the LAHDC (Leh Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council) or it can be applied through the registered travel agent in Leh. The RAP/ PAP can be procured for only a maximum of 7 days.

Disadvantages of Instruction-Level Parallelism (ILP): Difficult to identify and exploit parallelism in code. Complex hardware and software solutions required to implement ILP. Performance overhead from speculation, register renaming, and branch prediction.

How long will it take get an ILP? Depending on the category of the ILP one has applied, and the number of applicants at any point of time, it may take hours or 2 to 3 working days to issue the ILP by the competent authority.

The Inner Line Permit was implemented as part of the Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation of 1873. It was enacted to protect the commercial interests of the British Empire by preventing its subjects (at the time, Indians) from trading in these regions.

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.

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

All tourists can go through the website to obtain the inner line permits. You need to pay an Environment fee of Rs 300, Red Cross Fund fee of Rs 100, and an inner line permit fee of Rs 20 per day per person to get these permits. You need to provide a valid photo ID proof to apply for these Inner Line Permits in Ladakh.