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US mission processed over 1L visa applications from India in January

By TBM Staff - Mumbai Monday, 6 February 2023, 9:22 AM 142

According to a TOI report, the United States has allowed Indians to go to select countries for B1 and B2 visa interviews. The US mission said, “Do you have any upcoming international travel? If so, you may be able to get a visa appointment at the US embassy or consulate at your destination. For example, […]Continue Reading

With uptick in travel costs 80% Indians to travel within the country: Survey

By TBM Staff - Mumbai Tuesday, 6 December 2022, 2:00 PM 230

UserTesting, a video-based human insight, conducted a survey to understand consumer travel trends during this holiday season. The survey revealed that ongoing inflation has had a massive impact on the travel plans of Indians due to price hikes across the globe. Out of the 80% of Indians making travel plans this holiday season, about 60% […]Continue Reading

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Thailand asks Indians to obtain visas before arrival to avoid long queues

By TBM Staff - Mumbai Tuesday, 29 November 2022, 3:00 PM 324

With the coming new year and the reopening of the tourism sector post covid, Thailand is facing a massive influx of tourists and has advised Indians to obtain visas from the embassy or consulate to avoid long queues. Thailand’s Ambassador to India, Pattarat Hongtong, advised Indians to get their visa from the embassy or consulate […]Continue Reading

Indians no longer require police clearance for Saudi visa

By TBM Staff - Mumbai Friday, 18 November 2022, 11:00 AM 314

Indian citizens will no longer require police clearance to get a visa for Saudi Arabia, the Saudi Embassy in New Delhi announced Thursday, reports Divya A for The Indian Express. In a statement, the Embassy said Indian nationals applying for a visa will now be exempt from submitting a Police Clearance Certificate or PCC. The […]Continue Reading

Technical glitch of Malaysia’s eVisa portal leaves Indian travellers fuming

By TBM Staff - Mumbai Wednesday, 19 October 2022, 1:30 PM 464

A service disruption in Malaysia’s eVisa portal leading to subsequent announcement of single-entry visas into the country has left Indians wanting to travel to the country fuming, reports IANS. The Malaysian High Commission in New Delhi announced on its social media last week that due to the service disruption of the eVisa portal, the single-entry […]Continue Reading

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New Zealand allows entry to fully vaccinated Indians from August 1

By TBM Staff - Hyderabad, TBM Staff - Delhi Thursday, 12 May 2022, 12:00 PM 853

The New Zealand Government has announced further relaxations in border restrictions, allowing all fully vaccinated international travellers, including from India, to travel to Aotearoa from August 1, 2022. The new opening date is two months earlier than the previously announced time frame Fully vaccinated Indian visitors will be able to travel to New Zealand without […]Continue Reading

US mission processed over 1L visa applications from India in January

With uptick in travel costs 80% Indians to travel within the country: Survey

Thailand asks Indians to obtain visas before arrival to avoid long queues

Indians no longer require police clearance for Saudi visa

Technical glitch of Malaysia’s eVisa portal leaves Indian travellers fuming

New Zealand allows entry to fully vaccinated Indians from August 1

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