How to Update Passport Number on OCI Card?

MK Posted by: Meena Krishnan
• 13 July, 2025
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To update a passport number on the OCI card, you need to visit the OCI services website and click on the OCI miscellaneous application, then fill out a new OCI miscellaneous application with the correct details, like OCI card number, passport number, and date of birth, then click 'Passport particulars updation' and upload all the supporting documents for the update of your passport number on the OCI card.

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  • Shruti Vohra 21 July, 2025

    Applying for an update to the OCI card is a very simple process. You just have to go to the OCI miscellaneous services and fill out the application with all the supporting documents. You need to pay $43 in fees for the OCI miscellaneous application, and after 5-6 weeks, you will get your updated passport OCI card.

  • Tejas Modi 17 July, 2025

    Here is a list of documents that you need to upload when applying for an updated passport number in the OCI card. You need to attach supporting documents for change of particulars, submit proof of address, current passport, original OCI card, Marriage certificate, divorce certificate (if needed), and fees.

  • Amit Sharma 15 July, 2025

    To update your passport number on your OCI card, you need to visit the OCI services website, click on the OCI miscellaneous services, fill out the application by entering all the details such as old passport number, OCI number, and date of birth, fill OCI miscellaneous application, select the passport particular update option to update your passport number on the OCI card, and click on proceed.

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