The standard permit for Indian citizens travelling to protected zones like Nubra, Pangong, Tso Moriri and Hanle. We fill it, submit it, and get it stamped without you standing in a line.
Required for foreign nationals visiting the same restricted areas. Needs a registered agent and, in most cases, a minimum group size — both of which we arrange for you.
Routes like Tangyar and other trek-only zones need separate paperwork on top of the standard permit. We handle both together so nothing gets missed.
One application, one point of contact, everyone covered — built for school trips, corporate offsites and riding groups travelling together.
Restricted Areas We Cover Permits For
Share your ID and route, and our Leh team will submit, track and collect the permit for you — usually within hours for a standard ILP.
Every form is cross-checked against your ID before it goes in, so applications don't bounce back over a typo or a missing scan.
Travelling through Nubra, Pangong and Tso Moriri on one trip? We map the route once and cover every zone it touches.
Most Inner Line Permits are ready within hours of submission. We'll tell you upfront if your route needs more lead time.
We hand you stamped copies for every checkpost on your route, not just the original — so nothing holds up your convoy.
Route changes mid-trip, a checkpoint asking questions, a permit that needs extending — someone's reachable to sort it out.
Send a scan of your ID and the areas you're planning to visit. One form covers your whole group if you're travelling together.
We fill the application, match every detail to your documents, and submit it through the right channel for your permit type.
We track it through to approval and collect the stamped permit — no DC office queue, no follow-up calls from you.
You get the original plus checkpoint-ready copies before you set off, delivered to your stay or handed over in person.
"Sent my Aadhaar photo over WhatsApp the night before and had a stamped ILP covering Nubra and Pangong by the next afternoon. Didn't go near the DC office once."
"We were a group of three foreign nationals and worried the PAP would eat a whole day of the trip. They had it sorted before we'd even finished breakfast."
"Travelling with kids and grandparents, the last thing we wanted was paperwork stress. One form for all six of us and copies for every checkpoint on the route."
You don't need one for Leh town itself or the Srinagar–Leh and Manali–Leh highways. But Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso, Tso Moriri, Hanle and several other border-adjacent areas are restricted, and you'll be turned back at the checkpoint without a valid permit.
An Inner Line Permit is for Indian citizens; a Protected Area Permit covers the same restricted zones for foreign nationals. The PAP usually needs to go through a registered agent and often requires a minimum group size, which is where we come in.
Most Inner Line Permits are valid for a few weeks, giving you room to revisit the same areas without reapplying. Protected Area Permits generally run for a shorter, fixed window tied to your travel dates — we'll confirm the exact validity when we process yours.
A day or two is usually enough for a standard Inner Line Permit. Protected Area Permits and multi-zone trekking routes benefit from a bit more lead time, so send your details as soon as your dates are firm.
A clear scan or photo of a valid government ID (Aadhaar, passport, driving licence or voter ID for Indian citizens; passport and visa for foreign nationals), your travel dates, and the areas you plan to visit. We'll ask for anything extra your specific route requires.
Send us your ID and route, and we'll take the paperwork off your plate before you've packed your bags.
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