Has Anyone Used an e-OCI Card for Multiple Entries Yet?

I've completed multiple business trips from Singapore this year with the same e-OCI.

Before each departure, I just checked my OCI account to make sure everything still looked correct. I also verified that my passport hadn't changed and that the personal details matched exactly.

One thing I'd recommend is keeping both electronic and printed copies while traveling. Even though I wasn't asked for the printed version, it was reassuring to have it available if needed.

Requirements and document checks can change, so I still review the latest travel guidance before every trip.

My experience was pretty similar, although I traveled from the UK.

I entered India twice this year using the same e-OCI that I had downloaded after updating my passport information. The document remained available in my OCI account, and I simply kept both a digital and printed copy.

The only extra question I got was from the airline during my first trip because they weren't very familiar with the updated e-OCI process. On the second trip, check-in was much quicker.

As long as your travel documents are current, I don't think you need to download a fresh copy before every journey unless you've made another update.

I made two trips from Toronto to Mumbai within about three months after downloading my e-OCI.

For both trips, I carried my new Canadian passport, physical OCI card, and a printed copy of the e-OCI. I used the same downloaded e-OCI for both journeys because none of my details had changed.

The airline checked my documents each time, and immigration processed my entry without any unusual questions. I didn't need to generate a new e-OCI before my second trip.

That was just my experience, though. If your passport or personal details change again, it's worth checking whether another update is required.