Kochi: Special kiosks will be set up at the departure points at all international airports in the country to assist emigrants who want to clear their last-minute problems including about their employers abroad before boarding the flight, a top MEA official said here Wednesday.
As a first step such kiosks--a last chance for the emigrants to clear doubts their employers and matters including their contract--would be first opened at Mumbai and New Delhi international airports, Dnyaneshwar M Mulay, Secretary, Consular, Passport and Visa (CPV division), in the External Affairs Ministry, told reporters here.
"We have plans in the near future to open kiosks at international airports for providing guidance and consultations to the potential emigrants," he said. "If they have any last minute problems, last minute advise that they wanted to seek that will also be available to them right before their departure at the departure point," Mulay added.
He said sometimes it was seen that emigrants at a confused state before boarding their flight. The kiosks to be opened at the international airports would be a kind of guidance, resource and assistance centre, he added. The emigrants will get guidance from the kiosks on any doubts they might have, including about their employer and the validity of their contract, he said.
21/11/18 Devdiscourse
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As a first step such kiosks--a last chance for the emigrants to clear doubts their employers and matters including their contract--would be first opened at Mumbai and New Delhi international airports, Dnyaneshwar M Mulay, Secretary, Consular, Passport and Visa (CPV division), in the External Affairs Ministry, told reporters here.
"We have plans in the near future to open kiosks at international airports for providing guidance and consultations to the potential emigrants," he said. "If they have any last minute problems, last minute advise that they wanted to seek that will also be available to them right before their departure at the departure point," Mulay added.
He said sometimes it was seen that emigrants at a confused state before boarding their flight. The kiosks to be opened at the international airports would be a kind of guidance, resource and assistance centre, he added. The emigrants will get guidance from the kiosks on any doubts they might have, including about their employer and the validity of their contract, he said.
21/11/18 Devdiscourse
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