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India Resumes Granting Visas to Afghan Nationals

The New Indian Express Tirunelveli

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May 27, 2025

INDIA has re-started issuing visas to citizens of Taliban-ruled Afghanistan in the student, business, medical, medical attendant, entry and UN diplomat categories, according to official notification.

- MUKESH RANJAN @ New Delhi

This comes nearly five years after India suspended all visa services to Afghan nationals and closed its embassy and consulates following a regime change in that country. The government did not make any formal announcement in this regard but created a window on the country's visa portal for online applications, which reads 'Afghan Visa (For Afghanistan National) Apply Here'.

The window opens a page with links to six categories. A notice on the website says, "Afghan nationals may apply for an online visa".

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