Dimapur, May 28 -- Dimapur deputy commissioner Tinojongshi Chang on Wednesday issued a notification revising the fee structure and guidelines for the issuance of the Inner Line Permit (ILP) within Nagaland's Dimapur district.

The notification stated that the home department's political branch's September 20, 2024, notification would implement the revised provisions with immediate effect.

It stated that the new fee structure has categorised the ILP applicants into various groups, including domestic and foreign tourists, traders, labourers, students, teachers, priests, consultants, and business partners.

"The fees and validity vary from category to category, with fresh ILP charges ranging from Rs 200 for domestic tourists to Rs 5000 for ...