Meu neto estudando o 3rd Std está conosco, com seus pais em Bangalore. Ele tem um passaporte vencido e uma carteira de identidade escolar. Ele ainda não tem cartão Aadhaar. Para entrar nos aeroportos, que prova devo levar para ele? Uma identificação com foto da escola, um notário ou um certificado do oficial Gztd (da região central / estadual) servirá a esse objetivo?
Essa notificação do Departamento de Segurança da Aviação Civil diz:
- There shall not be any requirement of identity proof in respect of Infant/Minor accompanied by their parents/guardian who is a bonafide passenger having a valid identity proof as listed above. However, an unaccompanied minor shall be required to produce a valid identity proof as listed above.
Se você acompanhar a criança, parece que ela não precisará de um cartão de identificação para entrar no aeroporto. Também diz:
- In case of a passenger who for some valid reasons is not in a position to produce any of the above-listed photo identity proofs, the Identity Certificate issued by a Group' A' Gazetted Officer of the Central/State Government on his official letterhead with passenger's photograph duly attested will be valid for this purpose.
A lista de provas de identidade aceitáveis (fornecida no item (2)) é:
- Passport;
- Voter Photo Identity card issued by Election Commission of India;
- Aadhaar or m-Aadhaar issued by Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI);
- PAN Card issued by Income Tax Department;
- Driving License issued by RTO;
- Service Photo Identity Card issued by State/Central Government, Public Sector Undertakings, local bodies or Public Limited Companies;
- Student Photo Identity Cards issued by Government Institutions/Government recognized Educational Institutions;
- Nationalized Bank Passbook with attested Photograph;
- Pension card / Pension documents having photograph of the passenger;
- Disability Photo ID Card/handicapped medical certificate issued by the respective State/UT Governments/Administrations
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