IRDAI BAP Portal: What It Is & How Surveyors Can Register

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IRDAI BAP Portal: What It Is & How Surveyors Can Register

BAP portal full form is Business Analytics Project portal. It is an online service portal that helps professionals and businesses in the insurance industry to comply with regulations of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI). If you want to know about the IRDAI’s BAP website, services available on it and the registration process for surveyors on this portal, check out this blog post!

About IRDAI BAP 

The IRDAI - Business Analytics Project (BAP) Portal has been developed by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI). This portal provides online services to existing IRDAI-registered entities as well as prospective entities seeking registration with IRDAI. 

Services on IRDA BAP Surveyor Portal

The Business Analytics Project (BAP) portal provides various services for insurance companies, brokers, surveyors, and Third Party Administrators (TPAs). 

The following services are available on the IRDA Business Analytics Project (BAP) portal:

• Online filing of applications for new licenses, renewals and modifications to existing licenses.

• Getting duplicate registration certificates.

• Online submission of regulatory returns.

• Payment of fees, penalties and other charges.

• Application filing for enrollment as trainee surveyor.

Surveyor Registration on IRDAI BAP Portal

If you want to become an insurance surveyor, you must apply for surveyor registration on the IRDAI Business Analytics Project (BAP) portal. The process for Business Analytics Project (BAP) portal registration for surveyors takes place in the following manner.

1. Checking Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible for becoming an insurance surveyor, an individual must have a degree or diploma in engineering, or be a qualified chartered accountant or be a member of the Insurance Institute of India. 

Additionally, they must complete a one-year training period under a senior surveyor, pass the online exam conducted by the Insurance Institute of India (III), obtain a Training Completion Certificate from the trainer. Only after this, they can apply for an Insurance surveyor license with the IRDAI to become a registered insurance surveyor. 

For more information, you can refer to Schedule I, Annexure 1 of IRDAI (Insurance Surveyors & loss Assessors) Regulation, 2015, which outlines the qualification criteria for enrollment and licensing of surveyor and loss assessors. 

2. Filing Enrollment Application

The applicant must log on to the official IRDA BAP registration portal, and create User ID and Password. After creating credentials, they must log in the portal and submit an enrolment application along with the relevant documents with IRDAI on the Business Analytics Project (BAP) portal.

Documents Required for Enrollment 

As per IRDAI, the following documents are required for registering as a surveyor on Business Analytics Project portal:

• In case you have opted for offline payment of fees by Demand Draft (DD), then you need to provide DD for Rs. 1000/- in favor of the Insurance Regulatory And Development Authority of India, payable at New Delhi. In case the fee has been paid online, you require proof of online payment of fees.

• Copy of Degree/Diploma attested by Notary/Magistrate only.

• An affidavit on Rs.10/- Stamp Paper as per the format given against Sl. No.2 of the application from IRDA-1-AF duly notarized (including all the 6 clauses) may be sent to this office.

• Self-addressed envelope of 4.5”X10” (As regards amount of stamp for speed post, please check with postal department and affix stamp accordingly).

• The Form 1-AF placed on our website www.irda.gov.in may be filled in duly, completed and sent to this office.

• Copy of Indian Institute of Insurance Surveyors And Loss Assessors Membership.

• No Objection Certificate (NOC) from your employer, if applicable.

• Training reports for all 4 quarters (in the prescribed format.)

• Notarized copy of Result Card/Mark sheet issued by the Insurance Institute of India.

• The Training Completion Certificate duly stamped and signed by trainer Copy of PAN Card.

• Enrollment letter’s copy.

• Address proof (driving license, passport, etc.)

3. Examination

Once the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority approves the enrolment application, and the candidate’s name gets included in the list of eligible candidates for III exam, the applicant can register themself for the said examination. 

It is necessary to pass the exam to become an insurance surveyor. If the candidate fails the exam, they’ll have to retake it and pass it.

4. Training

Once a candidate successfully passes the exam for insurance surveyor, they can then begin training based on the option they picked during their initial enrollment i.e., either “Training under a Surveyor” (on-the-job learning with a senior surveyor) or “Institutional Training”.

For this, they must pick a trainer. Once the Trainer accepts the training request, the applicant must fill out form-13 for training course enrollment. The Insurance Surveyor Trainee must complete the requisite training before they can apply for the Surveyor and Loss Assessor license. 

After the applicant has successfully completed his training, he or she will receive the TCC, i.e., the Training Completion Certificate, from the Trainer’s end.

5. Fresh License Application & Issuance of License

After completing the training, the applicant becomes eligible for the next step i.e., filing application for fresh surveyor license. This application must be filled with accurate details, and all the important documents need to be submitted along with it on the IRDAI Business Analytics Project portal. Once the applicant receives the IRDAI license, he or she can start operating as a licensed Surveyor in the Insurance sector.  

After fulfilling all the aforementioned steps, you can complete IRDAI BAP portal registration for surveyors easily!

Conclusion

IRDAI - Business Analytics Project (BAP) Portal provides a wide range of services for individuals and businesses in the insurance sector. Its services include registration, duplicate registration services, payment of fees/penalties, etc. If you want to become an insurance surveyor, then you must file an application through the Business Analytics Project portal. If you need assistance in the application process, feel free to connect with Registrationwala!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. What is IRDA BAP Portal helpline number?

A. IRDAI BAP portal’s helpline number is 040 20204 285. You can also reach out to their support team by sending an email on bap.support@irdai.gov.in.

PS:This post was originally published in 2022 and has been updated on March 08, 2025, to provide you with the most current and accurate information.

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