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Section 40: Role of Indian diplomatic missions in inter-country adoption

Adoption Regulations, 2017Central Regulations · 2016

Indian diplomatic missions abroad shall have the following role in inter-country adoption of Indian children, namely:-

(1) liaise with Central or public authorities concerned to ensure safeguards of children of Indian origin adopted by Non-Resident Indian, Overseas Citizen of India or foreign parents against neglect, maltreatment, exploitation or abuse;

(2) interact with the authorised foreign adoption agencies and Central Authorities within their jurisdiction and organise or participate in the get-togethers of the adopted children and their parents;

(3) recommend proposals for authorisation of foreign adoption agencies for the purpose of sponsoring applications for adoption of Indian children;

(4) issue visa to foreign prospective adoptive parents who wish to see a child in person at a Specialised Adoption Agency in India, before accepting him for adoption, after their adoption application is approved by the Authority, and also for attending the court proceedings as well as for receiving the child thereafter;

(5) empanel and authorise social workers to complete adoption application formalities including Home Study Report in a foreign country, where there is no Authorised Foreign Adoption Agency or a Government department to deal with adoption;

(6) register the adoption applications of Non-Residence Indian Prospective Adoptive Parents or Overseas Citizen of India in Child Adoption Resource Information and Guidance System alongwith requisite documents as specified in Schedule VI and upload post-adoption follow-up reports as in regulation

Where this provision sits

ActAdoption Regulations, 2017
Section40
Marginal noteRole of Indian diplomatic missions in inter-country adoption
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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