The Indian Embassy in Bahrain has set up a digital fee collection kiosk, allowing Indians and service seekers to conveniently pay for services like passport renewal, attestation, marriage registration, and birth registration using debit and credit cards.
The Indian Embassy in Bahrain has taken a significant step towards enhancing convenience for its citizens and service seekers by setting up a digital fee collection kiosk at its premises. The kiosk, established in collaboration with ICICI Bank and SADAD Electronic Payment System BSC, offers a self-service touch-screen interface that enables approximately 340,000 Indians residing in Bahrain to conveniently pay for various services using debit and credit cards.

Seamless Fee Collection and Enhanced Convenience
The digital fee collection kiosk streamlines the process of paying fees for services such as passport renewal, attestation, marriage registration, and birth registration. ICICI Bank, acting as the banker in this arrangement, ensures the seamless transfer of collected funds from SADAD to the Embassy through digital means. Meanwhile, SADAD is responsible for the efficient functioning and maintenance of the kiosk.
Inauguration and Collaboration
The inauguration of the digital fee collection kiosk was graced by the presence of Indian Ambassador to Bahrain, Vinod K. Jacob, along with Anil Dabke, Regional Head - West Asia and Africa, ICICI Bank, and Dr. Rifat Mohamed Kashif, CEO, SADAD Electronic Payment System BSC. Ambassador Jacob highlighted the significant improvement in convenience for those visiting the embassy for various services. He emphasized that the introduction of the kiosk not only streamlines the fee collection process but also paves the way for a digital-centric approach to all transactions.
ICICI Bank's Commitment to Convenience
Anil Dabke, Regional Head - West Asia and Africa, ICICI Bank, expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to collaborate with the Indian Embassy in Bahrain. He emphasized that the initiative aligns perfectly with ICICI Bank's philosophy of providing enhanced convenience to customers through innovative technological solutions. Dabke also extended his appreciation to SADAD, their long-standing partner in managing kiosks for remittances.
SADAD's Role in Digital Payment Solutions
Dr. Rifat Mohamed Kashif, CEO, SADAD Electronic Payment System BSC, highlighted SADAD's commitment to providing the latest digital payment solutions and services to various sectors in Bahrain. He expressed his honor and happiness about the collaboration with the Government of India, as it facilitates convenient payment solutions for the Indian community, an integral part of the people of Bahrain.
The Indian Embassy in Bahrain's initiative to introduce a digital fee collection kiosk demonstrates its commitment to embracing technological advancements for the benefit of its citizens and service seekers. This move towards digitalization enhances convenience, streamlines processes, and aligns with the broader goal of promoting a digital-centric approach to transactions.
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