Sera Jey Ngari Khangtsen

 Contact

Email General inquiries - serajeyngarimonks@yahoo.co.in Content of web and newsblog - info@serajeyngari.org Technical design/readability - webmaster@serajeyngari.org

Postal Adress

Office of the Sera Jey Ngari Khangtsen (Sera Jey Monastic University)
P.O. Bylakuppe - 571 104
Mysore, Dist. of Karnataka
India --- Tel: +91-8223-258244

For Visits in Person

PAP (Protected Area Permit) is required for all visitors. Any person wishing to visit The Bylakuppe Camp area must apply for (and get) a PROTECTED AREA PERMIT (PAP) from the Government of India, New Delhi in addition to regular (tourist-) visa.

PAP (Protected Area Permit Form

All the Tibetan settlements established in India are classified as Protected Areas. Foreign friends of Tibetans wishing to visit the Tibetan settlements are required to take note of the following:
Protected Area Permit (PAP) is mandatory for visiting Tibetan Settlements in India. This service is provided by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India.

PAP could be applied through the Indian Missions in your respective countries or directly to the Ministry of Home Affairs, Jaisalmer House, Mansingh Road, New Delhi - 11, through the
PAP application form along with copies of your passport, visa details and two passport size photographs.
Please provide about 4 or 5 months to process your PAP application.

Requirements:

1. Three duly filled Protected Area Permit (PAP) Form.
2. Two copies of National Passport
3. Two Passport size colour photographs with white background
4. Recommendation/Supporting letter from the concerned Tibetan Settlement Officer/ Monastic institutions
   

You can download the application form free here:
PAPFORM.PDF

Contributors to this site

This site has been created on the initative from Sera Jey Ngari Khangtsen - for free by volontary participants donating their time and skills. We who helped create the site can be read about here.

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Donations Traditionally monks have been dependent on and supported by the families and the community in which they live. In Exile, this has proven to be very difficult... Read more...

Languages Here you will be able to find a short summary of this web in a variety of languages: Chinese, German, Italian, French, Swedish and Spanish. Read more...

News Blog This web is updated on a regular basis, but if you want the latest news with text and pictures of daily life and our projects, see our news blog! Read more...