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Ukraine Resumes e-Visa Services For India, 44 Other Countries
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has resumed the issuance of electronic visas (e-Visas) for foreign nationals from 45 countries, including India, Bhutan, Maldives, and Nepal.
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Indians Received Over 72% Of H1B Visas From Oct 2022 To Sept 2023: Centre
The government also told the Upper House that there were 21,928 Indian students before the start of the conflict in Ukraine, but as on November 01, 2024, only 1,802 students were enrolled in various Ukrainian universities.
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Use "Special Partnership" With Russia To Stop Ukraine War: US Tells India
The US wants India to use its "special partnership" with Russia to put "pressure" on Moscow to stop the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and work for a durable peace in the region, US State Department Hindustani spokesperson, Margaret MacLeod said.
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High Salaries, PR Visas: How Indians Were Duped Into Fighting Russia's War
The CBI's raids on agents and companies involved in trafficking Indians to Russia have revealed the nefarious ways in which youngsters were duped into fighting the country's wars against Ukraine.
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Finland To Close Border For All Russian Tourists From Midnight
Finland will bar Russians with Schengen tourist visas from entering the country from Friday, the government said Thursday following a surge in arrivals after Moscow's mobilisation order for the war in Ukraine.
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Watch: Student Visa In 15 Days For Indians, UK High Commissioner Tells NDTV
British High Commissioner Alex Ellis said while India is now the largest source country of students to Britain, Indians currently constitute 45 per cent of recipients of all skilled worker visas issued by British government
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Ukrainian Wins Top Photojournalism Prize For Work During Siege Of Mariupol
Ukrainian photojournalist Evgeniy Maloletka won the Visa d'Or, one the profession's most prestigious prizes on Saturday, for his work during the devastating Russian siege of Mariupol.
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Kremlin Denounces "Absurd" EU Decision To Suspend Visa Facilitation
The Kremlin on Thursday denounced the decision by EU foreign ministers to suspend a 2007 visa facilitation deal with Russia over the conflict in Ukraine, and warned of potential countermeasures.
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EU Foreign Ministers Agree To Suspend Visa Deal With Russia
European Union foreign ministers agreed on Wednesday to fully suspend a visa facilitation agreement with Russia, making it harder and more costly for Russian citizens to enter the EU, the bloc's foreign policy chief Josep Borell said.
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European Union Presidency Weighs Up Visa Ban For All Russians
The Czech Republic, which holds the rotating EU presidency, said Friday that a blanket ban on visas for all Russian travellers could be the bloc's next sanction on Moscow.
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"Security Is Priority": Ukraine To Introduce Visas For Russians
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced Friday that Kyiv intends to introduce visas for Russians from July 1, four months into Moscow's invasion of his country.
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Germany To Make Visas Easier For Russian Government Critics. Here's Why
Germany will make it faster and easier for critics of the Russian government to come and live in the country based on newly agreed criteria, an interior ministry spokesperson said.
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US Places Visa Restrictions On 635 Russian Nationals, 3 Officials Over Ukraine
The United States is imposing visa restrictions on 635 Russian nationals for alleged activities that threaten Ukraine as well as on three Russian officials for purported involvement in human rights abuses in Donbas.
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Opinion: Can India Really Overthrow Visa and Mastercard?
Long before the war in Ukraine, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi decided that international card networks could be used as instruments of statecraft - and that he should channel the rising economic power of his country's 1.4 billion people.
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UK Looking At Easing Visa Rules For Ukrainians, Minister Says
Britain is looking at easing its visa requirements for Ukrainian refugees, a minister said on Thursday, after the government faced widespread condemnation for prioritising bureaucracy over the welfare of those fleeing war.
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Ukraine Resumes e-Visa Services For India, 44 Other Countries
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has resumed the issuance of electronic visas (e-Visas) for foreign nationals from 45 countries, including India, Bhutan, Maldives, and Nepal.
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Indians Received Over 72% Of H1B Visas From Oct 2022 To Sept 2023: Centre
The government also told the Upper House that there were 21,928 Indian students before the start of the conflict in Ukraine, but as on November 01, 2024, only 1,802 students were enrolled in various Ukrainian universities.
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Use "Special Partnership" With Russia To Stop Ukraine War: US Tells India
The US wants India to use its "special partnership" with Russia to put "pressure" on Moscow to stop the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and work for a durable peace in the region, US State Department Hindustani spokesperson, Margaret MacLeod said.
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High Salaries, PR Visas: How Indians Were Duped Into Fighting Russia's War
The CBI's raids on agents and companies involved in trafficking Indians to Russia have revealed the nefarious ways in which youngsters were duped into fighting the country's wars against Ukraine.
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Finland To Close Border For All Russian Tourists From Midnight
Finland will bar Russians with Schengen tourist visas from entering the country from Friday, the government said Thursday following a surge in arrivals after Moscow's mobilisation order for the war in Ukraine.
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Watch: Student Visa In 15 Days For Indians, UK High Commissioner Tells NDTV
British High Commissioner Alex Ellis said while India is now the largest source country of students to Britain, Indians currently constitute 45 per cent of recipients of all skilled worker visas issued by British government
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Ukrainian Wins Top Photojournalism Prize For Work During Siege Of Mariupol
Ukrainian photojournalist Evgeniy Maloletka won the Visa d'Or, one the profession's most prestigious prizes on Saturday, for his work during the devastating Russian siege of Mariupol.
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Kremlin Denounces "Absurd" EU Decision To Suspend Visa Facilitation
The Kremlin on Thursday denounced the decision by EU foreign ministers to suspend a 2007 visa facilitation deal with Russia over the conflict in Ukraine, and warned of potential countermeasures.
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EU Foreign Ministers Agree To Suspend Visa Deal With Russia
European Union foreign ministers agreed on Wednesday to fully suspend a visa facilitation agreement with Russia, making it harder and more costly for Russian citizens to enter the EU, the bloc's foreign policy chief Josep Borell said.
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European Union Presidency Weighs Up Visa Ban For All Russians
The Czech Republic, which holds the rotating EU presidency, said Friday that a blanket ban on visas for all Russian travellers could be the bloc's next sanction on Moscow.
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"Security Is Priority": Ukraine To Introduce Visas For Russians
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced Friday that Kyiv intends to introduce visas for Russians from July 1, four months into Moscow's invasion of his country.
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Germany To Make Visas Easier For Russian Government Critics. Here's Why
Germany will make it faster and easier for critics of the Russian government to come and live in the country based on newly agreed criteria, an interior ministry spokesperson said.
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US Places Visa Restrictions On 635 Russian Nationals, 3 Officials Over Ukraine
The United States is imposing visa restrictions on 635 Russian nationals for alleged activities that threaten Ukraine as well as on three Russian officials for purported involvement in human rights abuses in Donbas.
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Opinion: Can India Really Overthrow Visa and Mastercard?
Long before the war in Ukraine, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi decided that international card networks could be used as instruments of statecraft - and that he should channel the rising economic power of his country's 1.4 billion people.
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UK Looking At Easing Visa Rules For Ukrainians, Minister Says
Britain is looking at easing its visa requirements for Ukrainian refugees, a minister said on Thursday, after the government faced widespread condemnation for prioritising bureaucracy over the welfare of those fleeing war.
