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1 Lakh Indians Used Kartarpur Corridor To Visit Gurdwara In Pak: Centre
Over 1,10,670 Indians and Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) cardholders visited Gurdwara Darbar Sahib in Pakistan using the cross-border Kartarpur corridor, the government said on Friday.
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Delhi High Court Seeks Centre Response On OCI Couple's Adoption Plea
The Delhi High Court on Thursday asked Centre and others to file a response on a petition by an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cardholder couple, residing in New Delhi for the last four years
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Indian-Americans Welcome New Rules On Overseas Citizens of India Cards
Indian-Americans have welcomed the Indian government's decision to simplify the process of maintaining Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) cards, saying more overseas citizens will now opt for this form of residency.
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Government Simplifies Renewal Of OCI Cards
Rules for issuing OCI (overseas citizen of India) cards have been simplified by the Home Ministry - an individual registered as an OCI cardholder after turning 20 now does not need a new card on issue of a fresh passport
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Foreigners Married To Indians Cannot Enjoy OCI Status After Divorce: Centre To High Court
Foreigners registered as Overseas Citizens of India or OCI cardholders because of their marriage to Indian nationals cannot continue to enjoy that status after their divorce, the Centre has told the Delhi High Court.
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India Allows Entry Of OCI Card Holders From US, UK, Germany, France
Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card holders from the US, UK, Germany and France, with whom India has signed 'air bubble' arrangements, will be allowed to visit the country, the Home Ministry announced on Friday.
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Centre Eases Travel Restrictions For Certain Categories Of Foreigners
The government on Friday allowed certain categories of foreigners, including Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cardholders, to enter India amid restrictions on the entry of people from abroad due to the COVID-19 pandemic, officials said.
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Visa, Travel Restrictions Eased For These OCI Cardholders Stranded Abroad
Visa and travel restrictions imposed during the coronavirus lockdown have been relaxed for certain categories of Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs), the Home Ministry said o
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Home Ministry Relaxes Travel Conditions For Overseas Indians (OCI)
Overseas Citizenship of India cardholders, in certain age groups, can travel to India even if they have not re-registered it after the issuance of their new passports, as the Home Ministry has relaxed travel conditions till June 30, 2020, an official said on Friday.
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Foreigners Married To Indians Now Eligible For OCI Card: Government
Foreign-origin spouses of Indian nationals or an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cardholder will now be eligible for obtaining the privileged OCI card which grants multiple entry, multi-purpose, life-long visa for visiting the country, the Home Ministry said Tuesday.
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1 Lakh Indians Used Kartarpur Corridor To Visit Gurdwara In Pak: Centre
Over 1,10,670 Indians and Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) cardholders visited Gurdwara Darbar Sahib in Pakistan using the cross-border Kartarpur corridor, the government said on Friday.
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Delhi High Court Seeks Centre Response On OCI Couple's Adoption Plea
The Delhi High Court on Thursday asked Centre and others to file a response on a petition by an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cardholder couple, residing in New Delhi for the last four years
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Indian-Americans Welcome New Rules On Overseas Citizens of India Cards
Indian-Americans have welcomed the Indian government's decision to simplify the process of maintaining Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) cards, saying more overseas citizens will now opt for this form of residency.
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Government Simplifies Renewal Of OCI Cards
Rules for issuing OCI (overseas citizen of India) cards have been simplified by the Home Ministry - an individual registered as an OCI cardholder after turning 20 now does not need a new card on issue of a fresh passport
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Foreigners Married To Indians Cannot Enjoy OCI Status After Divorce: Centre To High Court
Foreigners registered as Overseas Citizens of India or OCI cardholders because of their marriage to Indian nationals cannot continue to enjoy that status after their divorce, the Centre has told the Delhi High Court.
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India Allows Entry Of OCI Card Holders From US, UK, Germany, France
Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card holders from the US, UK, Germany and France, with whom India has signed 'air bubble' arrangements, will be allowed to visit the country, the Home Ministry announced on Friday.
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Centre Eases Travel Restrictions For Certain Categories Of Foreigners
The government on Friday allowed certain categories of foreigners, including Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cardholders, to enter India amid restrictions on the entry of people from abroad due to the COVID-19 pandemic, officials said.
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Visa, Travel Restrictions Eased For These OCI Cardholders Stranded Abroad
Visa and travel restrictions imposed during the coronavirus lockdown have been relaxed for certain categories of Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs), the Home Ministry said o
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Home Ministry Relaxes Travel Conditions For Overseas Indians (OCI)
Overseas Citizenship of India cardholders, in certain age groups, can travel to India even if they have not re-registered it after the issuance of their new passports, as the Home Ministry has relaxed travel conditions till June 30, 2020, an official said on Friday.
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Foreigners Married To Indians Now Eligible For OCI Card: Government
Foreign-origin spouses of Indian nationals or an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cardholder will now be eligible for obtaining the privileged OCI card which grants multiple entry, multi-purpose, life-long visa for visiting the country, the Home Ministry said Tuesday.
