NRIs (Non-Resident Indians) may be subject to immigration checks when entering or exiting a country. Here are some common immigration checks that NRIs may face:

1. Passport and visa check: NRIs may be required to present a valid passport and visa, if necessary, to enter or exit a country.
2. Purpose of the trip: NRIs may be asked about the purpose of their trip and their plans while in the country.
3. Declaration of goods: NRIs may be required to declare any items they are bringing into or taking out of the country, including currency and valuables.
4. Health checks: NRIs may be subject to health checks, including temperature checks, to screen for communicable diseases.
5. Background check: NRIs may be subject to a background check to determine if they have any criminal history or other potential security risks.
6. Fingerprint and facial recognition scans: NRIs may be required to provide biometric information, such as fingerprints and facial recognition scans, for immigration purposes.

It’s important to be prepared for immigration checks and to have all necessary documents and information ready to ensure a smooth process. Immigration procedures may vary from country to country, so it’s best to check for updates before traveling.