Is it true that tattoo is not allowed in government jobs?

You having a tattoo will have no issue whatsoever, if you are applying for a job like cleck or Probationary Officer (P.O.) in Banks, SSC, Engineering Services, Railways, PWD department etc.

Is tattoo prohibited in UPSC?

Wearing a tattoo doesn’t restrict you to appear for UPSC civil services. IAS aspirants and civil service aspirants can definitely have a tattoo on their body parts except for the face, finger, forearm, and other parts, which are generally visible.

Can IPS officers have tattoos?

Tattoo is not a problem for IAS or IPS. There is no provision given for the tattoos in the official notification released by the UPSC CSE, apart from like that of army notification which clearly says ” There should be no tattoo or any kind of religious mark on your body”.

Can I get a government job if I have a tattoo?

A Tattoo will only come into play where there is an interview for the government post (Not all government jobs have interview). Also if the Tattoo visible when you are completely covered in your formal outfit. If it is, even then no employer can disqualify you in the grounds of having a tatoo on your body.

Can you have tattoos in the medical office?

Most medical institutions are okay with a little bit of visible body ink, as long as it’s not offensive. Non-visible tattoos are almost always allowed. If your tattoo is not exposed, or it could easily be covered, you’ll rarely have problems with the upper management, even if they know about it.

Can an employer discriminate based on a tattoo?

Employers can’t discriminate based on race, age or gender but they can enact strict appearance policies. Much depends on the specific job you have an how your employer feels about visible tattoos. However, you can bet that getting a face or neck tattoo will make getting a job in specific professions like law enforcement or banking much tougher.

Can staff members have tattoos in hotels?

Staff members that don’t come into contact with hotel guest might be allowed to display their tattoos but this is unusual and the dress code is usually applied to all hotel or resort staff members. A career with the government is a no-brainer when it comes to the question of tattoo acceptance.