India Britain Relation after Rishi Sunak: With Rishi Sunak becoming the Prime Minister of Britain, relations between India and Britain are continuously improving. In this series, the Indian High Commission on Monday announced the restoration of the electronic visa (e-visa) process for British travelers wishing to travel to India. The move is likely to be widely welcomed amid the huge demand for visas to India in the last few months.
confirmed by the High Commissioner
Indian High Commissioner in Britain Vikram Duraiswamy said that this service will start immediately. High Commission officials in London have confirmed that travelers can start applying for e-visas to visit India from this week. He said that the process of upgrading the system is on and the Indian Visa website will soon accept e-Visa applications. This news will give relief to thousands of people.
There was talk between the PMs of both the countries
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Duraiswamy told through a video on Twitter, ‘Today’s big news is that we are going to start e-visa once again. With this, friends of Britain will be able to travel to India relatively easily. This announcement is being praised. The issue has come up in the British Parliament that the Prime Minister on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Indonesia last month Narendra Modi And this topic was also included in the issues of conversation in the meeting of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.
Now the government’s emphasis is on e-visa only
Prior to the announcement of e-Visa, several steps were taken to strengthen the Indian visa process. These include opening a new Indian Visa Center in central London and introducing a ‘Visa at Home’ facility. These steps are being taken to address the growing demand for travel from the UK to India following the Covid pandemic.
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