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Thailand Announces E-Visas For Indian Nationals From January. Check Details
The Royal Thai Embassy in New Delhi has officially announced the rollout of Thailand's Electronic Visa (e-Visa) system in India, effective January 1, 2025.
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South African Tourism Set To Roll Out E-Visa Facility For Indian Tourists
South Africa Tourism Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane, who is here to facilitate an e-visa facility for Indian tourists that will be rolled on a pilot basis from next week.
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India Changes E-Tourist Visa Fee, Lowers Prices For Summer Months
India will offer 30-day e-tourist visa with USD 10 fee during lean period April to June.
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Cognizant Profit Narrowly Beats Estimates On Healthcare, BFSI Boost
Cognizant said it expected current-quarter revenue in the range of $3.63 billion to $3.68 billion. Analysts on average had expected revenue of $3.65 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Samsung Pay to Reportedly Launch With American Express in India
According to a report, Samsung Pay is "exploring opportunities" with MasterCard and Visa as well.
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Formula E Car Driven On Arctic Ice Cap To Raise Awareness About Global Warming
Formula E, the world's first fully-electric racing series, teamed up with Julius Baer, Visa, DHL, Schaeffler, The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, and Mumm Champagne House to raise awareness about global warming and need for action on climate change by running its car on the Arctic ice cap.
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SIM Card-On-Arrival For Tourists On E-Visa Likely By September End
Foreign travellers to India arriving on e-tourist visa are likely to get a SIM card from September-end, with the Home Ministry giving its nod and roping in state-run BSNL for the purpose.
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E-Tourist Visa Facility Extended To 37 More Countries
The central government today announced the extension of e-Tourist Visa (e-TV) facility to 37 more countries from Friday, a home ministry statement said.
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Government May Soon Offer SIM Cards to Tourists Arriving With E-Visa
The Home Ministry has given its in-principle approval to the proposal for promotion of tourism.
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India Launches Electronic Visa Facility for 43 Countries
The electronic visa will be valid for 30 days and a tourist can avail the facility twice a year.
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Electronic visa facility in final stage of development: Tourism ministry
Tourism secretary Parvez Dewan said the move would catapult India among the top four countries with visa-friendly policies.
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Government seeks redressal for IT sector concerns over US law: Minister of State for Commerce
The government said on Wednesday that it has taken up with US authorities the issue of adverse impact of the American legislation that levies higher visa fee on Indian IT companies.
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Ali Zafar: Visa stories are baseless
Pakistani actor-musician Ali Zafar clarifies that he's away from Chashme Baddoor promotion in India not due to visa problems but because he is busy shooting E Niwas' Aman Ki Asha, a film on India-Pakistan amity.
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Global Payments stands by view of card breach
Officials said they will pay the cost of replacing cards whose numbers may have been stolen by data thieves.
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Thailand Announces E-Visas For Indian Nationals From January. Check Details
The Royal Thai Embassy in New Delhi has officially announced the rollout of Thailand's Electronic Visa (e-Visa) system in India, effective January 1, 2025.
-
South African Tourism Set To Roll Out E-Visa Facility For Indian Tourists
South Africa Tourism Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane, who is here to facilitate an e-visa facility for Indian tourists that will be rolled on a pilot basis from next week.
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India Changes E-Tourist Visa Fee, Lowers Prices For Summer Months
India will offer 30-day e-tourist visa with USD 10 fee during lean period April to June.
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Cognizant Profit Narrowly Beats Estimates On Healthcare, BFSI Boost
Cognizant said it expected current-quarter revenue in the range of $3.63 billion to $3.68 billion. Analysts on average had expected revenue of $3.65 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Samsung Pay to Reportedly Launch With American Express in India
According to a report, Samsung Pay is "exploring opportunities" with MasterCard and Visa as well.
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Formula E Car Driven On Arctic Ice Cap To Raise Awareness About Global Warming
Formula E, the world's first fully-electric racing series, teamed up with Julius Baer, Visa, DHL, Schaeffler, The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, and Mumm Champagne House to raise awareness about global warming and need for action on climate change by running its car on the Arctic ice cap.
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SIM Card-On-Arrival For Tourists On E-Visa Likely By September End
Foreign travellers to India arriving on e-tourist visa are likely to get a SIM card from September-end, with the Home Ministry giving its nod and roping in state-run BSNL for the purpose.
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E-Tourist Visa Facility Extended To 37 More Countries
The central government today announced the extension of e-Tourist Visa (e-TV) facility to 37 more countries from Friday, a home ministry statement said.
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Government May Soon Offer SIM Cards to Tourists Arriving With E-Visa
The Home Ministry has given its in-principle approval to the proposal for promotion of tourism.
-
India Launches Electronic Visa Facility for 43 Countries
The electronic visa will be valid for 30 days and a tourist can avail the facility twice a year.
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Electronic visa facility in final stage of development: Tourism ministry
Tourism secretary Parvez Dewan said the move would catapult India among the top four countries with visa-friendly policies.
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Government seeks redressal for IT sector concerns over US law: Minister of State for Commerce
The government said on Wednesday that it has taken up with US authorities the issue of adverse impact of the American legislation that levies higher visa fee on Indian IT companies.
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Ali Zafar: Visa stories are baseless
Pakistani actor-musician Ali Zafar clarifies that he's away from Chashme Baddoor promotion in India not due to visa problems but because he is busy shooting E Niwas' Aman Ki Asha, a film on India-Pakistan amity.
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Global Payments stands by view of card breach
Officials said they will pay the cost of replacing cards whose numbers may have been stolen by data thieves.
