FRRO Visit – 112 Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh

A sensitization session was conducted by the Bureau of Immigration (BOI) and the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO), Lucknow.

Venue: Abhivyakti Hall, 112-UP Emergency Services Building, Amar Shaheed Path, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh

Topics Covered:

  • Introduction to FRRO
  • What is a C-form?
  • What is an A/S-form?
  • Importance of C-form and S-form
  • How these forms assist the government
  • Process of filling the C-form
  • Countries whose nationals are exempted from C-form submission
  • Organizations required to submit C-form and S-form
  • Consequences of non-compliance or failure to submit the forms

1. What is FRRO?

FRRO (Foreigners Regional Registration Office) is part of the Ministry of Home Affairs. It handles:

  • Registration and visa services for foreigners.
  • Monitoring their stay/movement.
  • Enforcing immigration compliance and national security.

2. What is C-Form?

  • A mandatory online form for foreign nationals staying overnight at hotels, homestays, hospitals, etc.
  • Captures guest’s name, passport, visa, address, duration of stay.
  • Must be submitted within 24 hours of check-in at from website https://indianfrro.gov.in/frro/FormC and after the check-out of guest, immediately inform by mail to FRRO.

3. What is A-Form / S-Form?

  • Used for long-term visa holders like foreign students or workers.
  • A-Form = Arrival report; S-Form = Student info form.
  • Submitted by universities, employers, or medical institutions.

Categories of A/S Forms:

  • Tourists
    Foreign nationals visiting India for tourism purposes.
  • Business Visitors
    Foreign nationals coming for business meetings, conferences, or related professional activities.
  • Employment
    Foreign nationals who are in India for employment under a work visa.
  • Student
    Foreign nationals studying in India.
  • Research/Training
    Foreign nationals involved in research, training programs, or internships.
  • Medical Treatment
    Foreign nationals in India for medical treatment.

4. Importance of These Forms

  • Track foreign nationals’ stay.
  • Ensure national security.
  • Help in emergencies or legal issues.
  • Support compliance with immigration law.

5. Government Use

  • Support for security and intelligence.
  • Tourism and immigration data.
  • Detect overstays or illegal activity.
  • Provide traceability in investigations.

6. How to Submit C-Form

  1. Register on https://indianfrro.gov.in/frro/FormC.
  2. Log in and click Submit C-Form.
  3. Fill guest details (passport, visa, arrival date, etc.).
  4. Submit within 24 hours of arrival.

7. Countries Not Required to Submit C-Form

CountryC-Form RequiredNotes
Nepal❌Visa-free; no C-form unless long-term (Besic data entry on register)
Bhutan❌Visa-free; no C-form unless long-term (Besic data entry on register)
Bangladesh✅C-Form + police/FRRO registration if visa >180 days, or per visa condition

8. Who Must Submit C-Form and S-Form?

✅ C-Form:

  • Hotels, Resorts, Guesthouses, Homestays
  • PGs, Hostels, Airbnb Hosts
  • Hospitals (if foreigner is in-patient)
  • Dharamshalas, Service Apartments

✅ S-Form / A-Form:

  • Colleges & Universities (foreign students)
  • Employers (foreign workers on long-term visa)
  • Hospitals (medical visa cases)

9. Penalty for non-submission

  • Up to 5 years imprisonment, fines, or both.

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