Passport applicants have been urged to use only the designated RAAST QR code when paying their passport fees.
The Directorate General of Immigration and Passports (DGIP) has issued the advisory to prevent payment-related issues during passport applications.
DGIP Clarifies Accepted Passport Fee Payment Method
According to the public notice, applicants must scan the designated RAAST QR code to make their passport fee payments.
DGIP has clarified that it will not accept payments made through IBFT using an IBAN. Payments made through PSID via Passport Fee Asaan will also not be accepted.
Therefore, applicants should carefully follow the specified payment method before submitting their passport applications.
The department has specifically advised applicants to make payments only through the designated RAAST QR code. This will help them avoid potential issues linked to incorrect payment methods.
Applicants Advised to Follow DGIP Instructions
The latest advisory places emphasis on using the correct payment channel when paying passport fees.
Applicants should consequently ensure they scan the designated RAAST QR code rather than using IBFT through an IBAN or PSID through Passport Fee Asaan.
Following the prescribed method can help applicants avoid complications related to their passport applications.
For further assistance, applicants can visit the DGIP website or contact the department’s helpline.
With the payment instructions clearly outlined, applicants are advised to check the accepted method before completing their passport fee transaction.
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