For you
For working professionals
Look for a better job or a new skill while you keep working, and keep a clear record of your experience.
What you may be looking for
- A better job close to home
- A course to move up in your field
- A record of your work and skills in one place
What your passport gives you
- Jobs that match your experience, with the reasons
- Short courses that fill the gaps a job asks for
- You choose who sees your name and phone, every time
How it can go
ExampleA made-up person, to show how it can go. Not a real story.
- 1Adds work experience and skills to the passport.
- 2Finds a senior role in the same district that fits the experience.
- 3Shows interest and keeps the phone number private. The helpdesk calls and passes the details on.
- 4Gets an offer, joins, and the passport adds the new job with its date.
IDs you may be asked about
Only IDs that fit you and your state are asked. For each one, you can say you have it and add the number, or say you don't have it.
- e-Shram card number (UAN)
- EPF number (UAN)
- ESIC insurance number
- Driving licence
In some states you may also see: ration card type (type only, never the number) and a disability card, which is always your choice to share.
We never ask for your Aadhaar number, PAN, voter ID or caste certificate number.