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Center-Right Owned by The PioneerMHA eases passport, visa rules for Pakistani nationals, refugees and others
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The Home Ministry has announced a relaxation of passport and visa requirements for several categories of foreign nationals residing in India. The changes, issued through a gazette notification, apply to long‑term Pakistani residents, minority refugees from three neighbouring countries, Sri Lankan Tamils, Tibetans and certain persons of Indian origin. The move eases the previous rules for these groups, as reported by multiple Indian news outlets.
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left · 2 outlets
New Delhi: The government has relaxed passport and visa rules for several categories of foreign nationals residing in the country, including certain Pakistani citizens, minority refugees, Sri Lankan Tamils, and Tibetans, according to a gazette notification. The Immigration and Foreigners (Exemption…
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center · 1 outlet
The government has relaxed passport and visa rules for several categories of foreign nationals residing in the country, including certain Pakistani citizens, minority refugees, Sri Lankan Tamils and Tibetans, according to a gazette notification. The Immigration and Foreigners (Exemption) (Amendment…
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right · 2 outlets
The Union Government has relaxed passport and visa requirements for multiple categories of foreign nationals living in India, including long-term Pakistani residents, minority refugees from three neighbouring countries, Sri Lankan Tamils, Tibetans, and certain people of Indian origin, according to a…
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The Union Government has relaxed passport and visa requirements for multiple categories of foreign nationals living in India, including long-term Pakistani residents, minority refugees from three neighbouring countries, Sri Lankan Tamils, Tibetans, and certain people of Indian origin, according to a…
