How to book train tickets online from abroad ?





Booking train tickets online from outside India


You 1st need to register with IRCTC

https://www.irctc.co.in/ and sign up

Then register at..

http://www.cleartrip.com/register

When you are a registered user of IRCTC, please communicate with both IRCTC, and Cleartrip, through the email ID registered in your IRCTC user profile ".

Use the exact same details on both sites.

EMAIL ADDRESSES TO SEND REG APP TO

wsoperations@irctc.co.in

care@irctc.co.in

railesc@cleartrip.com

What you are aiming for is to receive an email like this.

Dear Customer,

Please find email OTP and mobile OTP for activation:

Email OTP: ??????

Mobile OTP: ??????

user id : ????? (your ID)

Thanks & Regards

Ws Team

WS Operations

IRCTC Ltd.

You do not want a text message sent to any mobile phones

*****************************************************

Send an email like the one that follows, or copy & paste the one below, and edit it accordingly.

IMPORTANT ITEM TO REMEMBER

A scanned passport (photo page) should be sent, as an attachment only, and the size of this attachment should be less than 1MB.

Please note that you will receive your mobile verification code through email sent to your registered email ID, as per the example above.

Subject: Re: Cleartrip/IRCTC link accounts FAO Monica Jaiswal Customer care

To: care@irctc.co.in, railesc@cleartrip.com, wsoperations@irctc.co.in



Note ; Although booking train tickets online from outside is a very difficult task but if somehow you are successful then you will save a lot of money on your India tour. 


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