Mumbai: A 52-year-old Canadian national of Indian origin was booked by the Sahar police recently after he made modifications in an Indian visa. Police said he changed the visa date from April 20, 2019, to April 20, 2024. Using this visa, he entered India on November 11, 2023.
The man was trying to fly out of India to Thailand on November 24, when he was intercepted by the immigration authorities at Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport.He was handed over to Sahar police. He was booked under the provisions of the Indian Penal Code for cheating immigration authorities. tnn
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The man was trying to fly out of India to Thailand on November 24, when he was intercepted by the immigration authorities at Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport.He was handed over to Sahar police. He was booked under the provisions of the Indian Penal Code for cheating immigration authorities. tnn
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India resumes e-visa services for Canadian nationals
India resumed e-visa services for Canadian nationals, after suspending visa service in Canada in September for operational reasons due to tensions and diplomatic expulsions. The disagreement escalated after a contentious discussion on the Khalistan issue during the G20 meeting in Delhi. Canada alleged government agents’ involvement in the murder of a Khalistani extremist in British Columbia, which India categorically rejected as absurd and motivated.
India resumed e-visa services for Canadian nationals, after suspending visa service in Canada in September for operational reasons due to tensions and diplomatic expulsions. The disagreement escalated after a contentious discussion on the Khalistan issue during the G20 meeting in Delhi. Canada alleged government agents’ involvement in the murder of a Khalistani extremist in British Columbia, which India categorically rejected as absurd and motivated.
After 2 months, India resumes e-visas for Canadians
India resumes e-visa services for Canadians amid diplomatic spat over Indian involvement in the killing of Khalistan separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The government also resumed in-person services for some visa categories with enhanced security for Indian diplomats. The standoff led to the expulsion of 41 Canadian diplomats accused of anti-India activities. Canada shut in-person consular services in Chandigarh, Mumbai, and Bengaluru. India’s decision to resume e-visa is seen as a step towards de-escalation as both countries work to address the issue of Khalistan radicalism. The move comes as Canadian PM Trudeau and Indian PM Modi attend the virtual G20 summit.
India resumes e-visa services for Canadians amid diplomatic spat over Indian involvement in the killing of Khalistan separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The government also resumed in-person services for some visa categories with enhanced security for Indian diplomats. The standoff led to the expulsion of 41 Canadian diplomats accused of anti-India activities. Canada shut in-person consular services in Chandigarh, Mumbai, and Bengaluru. India’s decision to resume e-visa is seen as a step towards de-escalation as both countries work to address the issue of Khalistan radicalism. The move comes as Canadian PM Trudeau and Indian PM Modi attend the virtual G20 summit.
Malaysia to allow visa-free entry to Indians from December
Malaysia plans to scrap entry visa requirements for Chinese and Indian citizens starting December 1, according to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. The decision, announced at the Peoples Justice Partys annual congress, allows Chinese and Indian nationals to stay visa-free for up to 30 days, subject to security screening. This move aims to boost tourist arrivals and support economic growth. Additionally, China will also allow citizens from six countries, including Malaysia, to enter China visa-free for up to 15 days, starting December 1.
Malaysia plans to scrap entry visa requirements for Chinese and Indian citizens starting December 1, according to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. The decision, announced at the Peoples Justice Partys annual congress, allows Chinese and Indian nationals to stay visa-free for up to 30 days, subject to security screening. This move aims to boost tourist arrivals and support economic growth. Additionally, China will also allow citizens from six countries, including Malaysia, to enter China visa-free for up to 15 days, starting December 1.
