Coronavirus: How can Indians in the UAE register for repatriation?

Indian Embassy and Consulate create COVID-19 registration portal 1 of 16 Are you an Indian living in the UAE and have been affected by COVID-19? You can register to be repatriated once the movement restrictions are lifted.Image Credit: Gulf News 2 of 16 The registration portal is online and due to social distancing measures authorities have urged expats to use online methods and avoid visiting the consulate or embassy personally.Image Credit: Gulf News 3 of 16 The COVID-19 registration can be done by anyone negatively affected by the coronavirus.Image Credit: Gulf News 4 of 16 The website for registration is: ttps://www.cgidubai.gov.in/covid_register/Image Credit: Gulf News 5 of 16 You would also need to select the airport that is closest to your home address in India.Image Credit: Gulf News 6 of 16 Why do you wish to be repatriated? The form requires applicants to provide the reason behind the request.Image Credit: Gulf News 7 of 16 Picture used for illustrative purposes only.Image Credit: Gulf News 8 of 16 Picture used for illustrative purposes only.Image Credit: Gulf News 9 of 16 Once you have filled in the form, simply enter the verification code.Image Credit: Gulf News 10 of 16 Click submit and if you receive a message thanking you for registering, your application has gone through.Image Credit: Gulf News 11 of 16 It is important to remember that registering in the database does not guarantee a seat on a flight back home.Image Credit: Gulf News 12 of 16 If you have already registered in NORKA (gulfnews.com/1.1587990064841) you would still need to register on the new portal.Image Credit: Gulf News 13 of 16 Picture used for illustrative purposes only.Image Credit: Gulf News 14 of 16 If you need help filling in the form you can contact any of the community organisations for assistance.Image Credit: Gulf News 15 of 16 Picture used for illustrative purposes only.Image Credit: Gulf News 16 of 16 Picture used for illustrative purposes only.