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Sheikh Hasina's Extradition Unrelated To Reported Indian Visa Extension: Bangladesh
Bangladesh's interim government led by Muhammad Yunus on Thursday said deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina's reported extension of visa was unrelated to Dhaka's request for her extradition to stand trial.
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"Unstable Situation": Indian Visa Centres In Bangladesh Closed Indefinitely
All Indian visa application centres in Bangladesh will remain closed until further notice after unrest in the neighbouring country forced Sheikh Hasina to resign as Prime Minister and flee the country.
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"Without A Doubt": CSK Coach Stephen Fleming Pinpoints Big Reason Behind Team's Defeat To SRH
While Pathirana missed out on the match due to a niggle, Mustafizur is in Bangladesh to get his visa for the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup in West Indies/USA starting from June 1 onwards.
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Big Blow For MS Dhoni's CSK, Star Pacer Won't Be Available Due To Visa Process
CSK are currently third on the IPL 2024 points table, with two wins in three games, with both victories coming at their home base Chepauk.
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India Inaugurates World's Largest Visa Centre In Bangladesh
Visiting Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday inaugurated the world's largest state-of-the-art visa centre here with modern facilities, promising shorter waiting times for applicants.
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Women-Friendly Indian Visa Scheme For Bangladesh Ends Tomorrow
The pilot scheme of the Indian High Commission in Dhaka enabling women travelling to India to apply for visas without an e-token or prior appointment will end on Thursday, an official said.
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Indian Citizenship, Visas Made Easy for Minority Refugees from Pakistan, Bangladesh
As a first step to grant Indian citizenship to nearly one lakh Hindu refugees from Pakistan and Bangladesh, the Home Ministry today approved setting up of a task force to monitor and expedite processing of their citizenship and Long Term Visa (LTV) applications.
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No move to finalise visa bond for Indians in UK soon, says outgoing Indian envoy
Britain has indicated to India that there is no move to finalise the controversial 3,000 pounds visa bond scheme for Indians soon, a senior Indian diplomat said in London yesterday.
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UK Cabinet split over visa bonds for Indians
The divisions within Britain's Conservative-led coalition government have been exposed over the controversial plans to impose 3,000-pound visa bonds on visitors from countries like India.
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Britain confirms nearly Rs three lakh visa bond for Indians
Britain's Home Office confirmed Monday it will demand a 3,000-pound ($4,630 or Rs 2.75 lakh) refundable bond for visas for "high-risk" visitors from six former colonies in Africa and Asia - a pilot scheme that has brought warnings at home and abroad that it will damage trade.
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For UK visa, Indians will have to pay 3000 pounds cash bond deposit
Britain is planning to force visitors from India, Pakistan, Nigeria and other countries whose nationals are deemed to pose a "high risk" of immigration abuse to provide a cash bond before they can enter the country, a report said Sunday.
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Sheikh Hasina's Extradition Unrelated To Reported Indian Visa Extension: Bangladesh
Bangladesh's interim government led by Muhammad Yunus on Thursday said deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina's reported extension of visa was unrelated to Dhaka's request for her extradition to stand trial.
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"Unstable Situation": Indian Visa Centres In Bangladesh Closed Indefinitely
All Indian visa application centres in Bangladesh will remain closed until further notice after unrest in the neighbouring country forced Sheikh Hasina to resign as Prime Minister and flee the country.
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"Without A Doubt": CSK Coach Stephen Fleming Pinpoints Big Reason Behind Team's Defeat To SRH
While Pathirana missed out on the match due to a niggle, Mustafizur is in Bangladesh to get his visa for the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup in West Indies/USA starting from June 1 onwards.
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Big Blow For MS Dhoni's CSK, Star Pacer Won't Be Available Due To Visa Process
CSK are currently third on the IPL 2024 points table, with two wins in three games, with both victories coming at their home base Chepauk.
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India Inaugurates World's Largest Visa Centre In Bangladesh
Visiting Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday inaugurated the world's largest state-of-the-art visa centre here with modern facilities, promising shorter waiting times for applicants.
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Women-Friendly Indian Visa Scheme For Bangladesh Ends Tomorrow
The pilot scheme of the Indian High Commission in Dhaka enabling women travelling to India to apply for visas without an e-token or prior appointment will end on Thursday, an official said.
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Indian Citizenship, Visas Made Easy for Minority Refugees from Pakistan, Bangladesh
As a first step to grant Indian citizenship to nearly one lakh Hindu refugees from Pakistan and Bangladesh, the Home Ministry today approved setting up of a task force to monitor and expedite processing of their citizenship and Long Term Visa (LTV) applications.
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No move to finalise visa bond for Indians in UK soon, says outgoing Indian envoy
Britain has indicated to India that there is no move to finalise the controversial 3,000 pounds visa bond scheme for Indians soon, a senior Indian diplomat said in London yesterday.
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UK Cabinet split over visa bonds for Indians
The divisions within Britain's Conservative-led coalition government have been exposed over the controversial plans to impose 3,000-pound visa bonds on visitors from countries like India.
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Britain confirms nearly Rs three lakh visa bond for Indians
Britain's Home Office confirmed Monday it will demand a 3,000-pound ($4,630 or Rs 2.75 lakh) refundable bond for visas for "high-risk" visitors from six former colonies in Africa and Asia - a pilot scheme that has brought warnings at home and abroad that it will damage trade.
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For UK visa, Indians will have to pay 3000 pounds cash bond deposit
Britain is planning to force visitors from India, Pakistan, Nigeria and other countries whose nationals are deemed to pose a "high risk" of immigration abuse to provide a cash bond before they can enter the country, a report said Sunday.
