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India Announces Restoration Of E-Visa Services For Saudi Nationals
India announced that the facility of e-visa has been restored for nationals of Saudi Arabia with immediate effect.
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India Temporarily Suspends e-Visa For Chinese Nationals & Foreigners Living In China Over Coronavirus
Following the outbreak of the Coronavirus in China, India has announced that it is temporarily suspending e-Visa facility for Chinese travellers and foreigners living in China. The virus has gravely affected China with over 15,000 people affected and over 300 deaths reported. The Coronavirus has spread to over 25 countries with cases registered in...
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After Second Coronavirus Case, India Stops E-Visa For China: 10 Points
The government suspended online visa facility for China as a second case of Coronavirus was confirmed this morning in Kerala. The first case was detected three days ago. A second special Air India flight brought back 323 Indians from China's Wuhan -- the epicentre of the virus where it has killed more than 300 people. The evacuated people will be q...
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Coronavirus: India Temporarily Suspends Online Visa For Chinese Citizens And Foreigners Living In China
India on Sunday temporarily suspended e-visa facility for Chinese travellers and foreigners residing in China in view of the virulent coronavirus that has killed more than 300 people, infected 14,562 others and spread to 25 countries, including India, the US, and the UK.
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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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Indian Tourists Will Now Get E-Visas To Visit Russia's Cultural Capital
Russia will give e-visas to Indians visiting its cultural capital Saint Petersburg and the Leningrad Region and extend the facility for the rest of the country by 2021, officials said on Tuesday.
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Now, Citizens Of 165 Countries Will Get e-Visa Facility When Visiting India
Seeking to promote tourism, the government has extended e-visa facility for citizens of 165 countries at 25 airports and five seaports, the Lok Sabha was informed today.
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Indian Tourism Gets Boost As Foreign Travelers Go For Hassle-Free E-Visa
India received the highest number of tourists from Bangladesh and the US in April.
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Government To Further Reform E-Visa Regime: Tourism Secretary
After enabling e-visa facility to 150 countries, the government is in the process of further reforming the regime to boost tourism sector in the country.
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Sikkim's First Airport to be Operational by Next Year: Union Minister Mahesh Sharma
The first airport of Sikkim is expected to be operational from December 2016, which will provide a direct connectivity to the land-locked state and also help boost tourism.
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E-Visa Facility to be Extended to 37 More Countries
E-Visa facility would be extended to 37 more countries to attract maximum foreign tourists, a top Tourism ministry official said today.
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Over 770 Per Cent Increase in E-Tourist Visa Arrivals
A total of 21,476 tourists arrived in the country this July on e-Tourist Visa as compared to 2,462 during the same month last year, registering a quantum jump of 772.3 per cent.
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E-Tourist Visa to be Extended to 150 Countries by March 31 Next Year
E-tourist visa facility, which allows foreigners to get easy travel documents to visit India on the click of a button, will be extended to 150 countries and some more airports within this fiscal.
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Tourist E-Visa Facility for Chinese, Hong Kong, Macau Nationals From Today
The Government will roll out e-Tourist visa (e-TV) facility to Chinese nationals as well as those from Hong Kong and Macau from today, which would take the total number of countries availing this facility to 77.
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Hong Kong Reportedly Drops Scrapping Visa-Free Facility for Indians
The Hong Kong government has reportedly dropped plans to scrap visa-free entry for Indians after representations from Indian officials and businessmen said such a move could seriously jeopardise businesses and tourism.
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India Announces Restoration Of E-Visa Services For Saudi Nationals
India announced that the facility of e-visa has been restored for nationals of Saudi Arabia with immediate effect.
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India Temporarily Suspends e-Visa For Chinese Nationals & Foreigners Living In China Over Coronavirus
Following the outbreak of the Coronavirus in China, India has announced that it is temporarily suspending e-Visa facility for Chinese travellers and foreigners living in China. The virus has gravely affected China with over 15,000 people affected and over 300 deaths reported. The Coronavirus has spread to over 25 countries with cases registered in...
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After Second Coronavirus Case, India Stops E-Visa For China: 10 Points
The government suspended online visa facility for China as a second case of Coronavirus was confirmed this morning in Kerala. The first case was detected three days ago. A second special Air India flight brought back 323 Indians from China's Wuhan -- the epicentre of the virus where it has killed more than 300 people. The evacuated people will be q...
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Coronavirus: India Temporarily Suspends Online Visa For Chinese Citizens And Foreigners Living In China
India on Sunday temporarily suspended e-visa facility for Chinese travellers and foreigners residing in China in view of the virulent coronavirus that has killed more than 300 people, infected 14,562 others and spread to 25 countries, including India, the US, and the UK.
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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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Indian Tourists Will Now Get E-Visas To Visit Russia's Cultural Capital
Russia will give e-visas to Indians visiting its cultural capital Saint Petersburg and the Leningrad Region and extend the facility for the rest of the country by 2021, officials said on Tuesday.
-
Now, Citizens Of 165 Countries Will Get e-Visa Facility When Visiting India
Seeking to promote tourism, the government has extended e-visa facility for citizens of 165 countries at 25 airports and five seaports, the Lok Sabha was informed today.
-
Indian Tourism Gets Boost As Foreign Travelers Go For Hassle-Free E-Visa
India received the highest number of tourists from Bangladesh and the US in April.
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Government To Further Reform E-Visa Regime: Tourism Secretary
After enabling e-visa facility to 150 countries, the government is in the process of further reforming the regime to boost tourism sector in the country.
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Sikkim's First Airport to be Operational by Next Year: Union Minister Mahesh Sharma
The first airport of Sikkim is expected to be operational from December 2016, which will provide a direct connectivity to the land-locked state and also help boost tourism.
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E-Visa Facility to be Extended to 37 More Countries
E-Visa facility would be extended to 37 more countries to attract maximum foreign tourists, a top Tourism ministry official said today.
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Over 770 Per Cent Increase in E-Tourist Visa Arrivals
A total of 21,476 tourists arrived in the country this July on e-Tourist Visa as compared to 2,462 during the same month last year, registering a quantum jump of 772.3 per cent.
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E-Tourist Visa to be Extended to 150 Countries by March 31 Next Year
E-tourist visa facility, which allows foreigners to get easy travel documents to visit India on the click of a button, will be extended to 150 countries and some more airports within this fiscal.
-
Tourist E-Visa Facility for Chinese, Hong Kong, Macau Nationals From Today
The Government will roll out e-Tourist visa (e-TV) facility to Chinese nationals as well as those from Hong Kong and Macau from today, which would take the total number of countries availing this facility to 77.
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Hong Kong Reportedly Drops Scrapping Visa-Free Facility for Indians
The Hong Kong government has reportedly dropped plans to scrap visa-free entry for Indians after representations from Indian officials and businessmen said such a move could seriously jeopardise businesses and tourism.
