Archive · 6 Sep 2025
Dimapur Updates ILP Rules: New Fees for Tourists, Workers
The Dimapur government has changed how it gives out permits called ILPs.
These permits are needed to enter and stay in certain areas.
The new rules create different categories, like for tourists, workers, and students.
Some people, such as shoppers and patients, get free permits.
Others, such as workers and tourists, will need to pay different fees depending on how long they plan to stay.
The costs range from free to Rs 500, depending on the category.
These changes apply to Dimapur and nearby districts.
The Dimapur District Administration has revised Inner Line Permit (ILP) guidelines.
The new guidelines cover Dimapur, Chumoukedima, and Niuland districts.
ILPs are categorized for various groups, including tourists, workers, and students.
Fees vary depending on the category and duration of stay.
Students are exempted from fees, and domestic tourists pay Rs 200 for 30 days.
- Who
- Dimapur District Administration
- What
- Revised guidelines for Inner Line Permits (ILPs).
- When
- Announced September 5.
- Where
- Dimapur, Chumoukedima, and Niuland districts.
- Why
- To regulate and categorize ILP issuance.
- Governing Body
- Dimapur District Administration
- Areas Affected
- Dimapur, Chumoukedima, Niuland
- Floating Population (Shoppers, Patients)
- Free 30-day permit
- Domestic Tourists
- Rs 200 for 30 days
- Foreign Tourists
- Rs 500 for 30 days
- Private Sector Employees
- Rs 1,000 per year