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Single Entry vs Multiple Entry Visa: Which One Saves You More In The Long Run
By understanding the differences and benefits of single-entry and multiple-entry visas, you can make an informed decision that suits your travel style and budget.
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In A First, Railways To Allow Changing Travel Dates For Booked Tickets
Travel plans can change unexpectedly, leaving passengers with tickets they can't use. Indian Railways has introduced a new policy to make it easier for travellers to adjust their plans without losing money.
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Flying To New Zealand? What You Can And Cannot Carry In Your Luggage
New Zealand's borders are famously strict, but not impossible to handle. Just know what to declare, what to carry, and what to leave behind, and you will move through smoothly.
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UK Is Giving PR Visa To Indians: Here's How Much It Will Cost You
UK PR Visa for Indians: This guide to the UK's ILR (Indefinite Leave To Remain) explains visa routes, eligibility criteria, costs, timelines, common mistakes, and the step-by-step application process.
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Supreme Court Stays High Court Order Restricting Rape Accused's Wife From Leaving India
The Supreme Court on Friday stayed an order asking a rape accused's wife, employed in the US, to remain in India as a "collateral" if he wished to travel abroad for a job.
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"Leave In 48 Hours," India Tells Pakistanis On SAARC Visa
Announcing a series of big steps a day after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in which 26 people were killed, the Centre said on Wednesday that Pakistani nationals will not be allowed to travel to India under the SAARC Visa Exemption Scheme.
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Leave Travel Concession (LTC) Facility Extended By 2 Years For Central Staff To Visit Some Areas
The Centre on Tuesday extended by two more years, till September 25, 2024, the facility that allows its employees to visit Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Andaman and Nicobar Islands and northeast while availing leave travel concession (LTC).
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After 18 Months, Australia Is About to Allow Citizens To Leave
After being cut off from the rest of the world since March 2020, from Monday millions of Australians living on the country's east coast will finally be allowed to travel as far as London and New York.
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Negative Covid Test Must For International Passengers Visiting India
Travellers fully vaccinated and coming from a country with which India has reciprocal arrangements for mutual acceptance of WHO approved vaccines will be allowed to leave the airport and need not undergo home quarantine and testing from October 25.
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Taliban Vow To Allow Continued Departures, Says 100-Nation Group
The Taliban has assured 100 countries that it will continue to allow foreigners and Afghans with foreign travel papers to leave the country "in a safe and orderly manner," even after the US troop withdrawal ends Tuesday, the countries said in a state
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Diego Maradona Death Probe: Argentine Judge Imposes Travel Ban On Seven Suspects
Seven health professionals, who cared for Diego Maradona in the days before his death, have been summoned to provide testimony to prosecutors next week and face up to 25 years in prison if found guilty.
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Prithvi Shaw Stopped On Way To Goa For Travelling Without E-Pass: Police
India cricketer Prithvi Shaw was stopped while on his way to Goa in the Sindhudurg district of Maharashtra for travelling without an E-Pass, a police official said on Friday.
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Imran Khan's Government Denies Maryam Nawaz Permission To Travel Abroad
The Pakistan government has denied permission to PML-N vice president Maryam Nawaz to travel abroad, saying those involved in any economic crime and institutional fraud could not be allowed to leave the country, according to a media report on Monday.
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Nawaz Sharif To Travel To London On Tuesday For Medical Treatment
Pakistan's former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will leave for London on Tuesday by an air ambulance for treatment after the Lahore High Court allowed him to travel abroad for four weeks for medical care on his plea and rejected the Imran Khan government's condition of furnishing an indemnity bond.
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Lahore High Court Allows Nawaz Sharif To Travel To London For Treatment
Pakistan's ailing former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is all set to leave for London after the Lahore High Court today allowed him to travel abroad for four weeks for medical treatment.
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Single Entry vs Multiple Entry Visa: Which One Saves You More In The Long Run
By understanding the differences and benefits of single-entry and multiple-entry visas, you can make an informed decision that suits your travel style and budget.
-
In A First, Railways To Allow Changing Travel Dates For Booked Tickets
Travel plans can change unexpectedly, leaving passengers with tickets they can't use. Indian Railways has introduced a new policy to make it easier for travellers to adjust their plans without losing money.
-
Flying To New Zealand? What You Can And Cannot Carry In Your Luggage
New Zealand's borders are famously strict, but not impossible to handle. Just know what to declare, what to carry, and what to leave behind, and you will move through smoothly.
-
UK Is Giving PR Visa To Indians: Here's How Much It Will Cost You
UK PR Visa for Indians: This guide to the UK's ILR (Indefinite Leave To Remain) explains visa routes, eligibility criteria, costs, timelines, common mistakes, and the step-by-step application process.
-
Supreme Court Stays High Court Order Restricting Rape Accused's Wife From Leaving India
The Supreme Court on Friday stayed an order asking a rape accused's wife, employed in the US, to remain in India as a "collateral" if he wished to travel abroad for a job.
-
"Leave In 48 Hours," India Tells Pakistanis On SAARC Visa
Announcing a series of big steps a day after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in which 26 people were killed, the Centre said on Wednesday that Pakistani nationals will not be allowed to travel to India under the SAARC Visa Exemption Scheme.
-
Leave Travel Concession (LTC) Facility Extended By 2 Years For Central Staff To Visit Some Areas
The Centre on Tuesday extended by two more years, till September 25, 2024, the facility that allows its employees to visit Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Andaman and Nicobar Islands and northeast while availing leave travel concession (LTC).
-
After 18 Months, Australia Is About to Allow Citizens To Leave
After being cut off from the rest of the world since March 2020, from Monday millions of Australians living on the country's east coast will finally be allowed to travel as far as London and New York.
-
Negative Covid Test Must For International Passengers Visiting India
Travellers fully vaccinated and coming from a country with which India has reciprocal arrangements for mutual acceptance of WHO approved vaccines will be allowed to leave the airport and need not undergo home quarantine and testing from October 25.
-
Taliban Vow To Allow Continued Departures, Says 100-Nation Group
The Taliban has assured 100 countries that it will continue to allow foreigners and Afghans with foreign travel papers to leave the country "in a safe and orderly manner," even after the US troop withdrawal ends Tuesday, the countries said in a state
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Diego Maradona Death Probe: Argentine Judge Imposes Travel Ban On Seven Suspects
Seven health professionals, who cared for Diego Maradona in the days before his death, have been summoned to provide testimony to prosecutors next week and face up to 25 years in prison if found guilty.
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Prithvi Shaw Stopped On Way To Goa For Travelling Without E-Pass: Police
India cricketer Prithvi Shaw was stopped while on his way to Goa in the Sindhudurg district of Maharashtra for travelling without an E-Pass, a police official said on Friday.
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Imran Khan's Government Denies Maryam Nawaz Permission To Travel Abroad
The Pakistan government has denied permission to PML-N vice president Maryam Nawaz to travel abroad, saying those involved in any economic crime and institutional fraud could not be allowed to leave the country, according to a media report on Monday.
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Nawaz Sharif To Travel To London On Tuesday For Medical Treatment
Pakistan's former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will leave for London on Tuesday by an air ambulance for treatment after the Lahore High Court allowed him to travel abroad for four weeks for medical care on his plea and rejected the Imran Khan government's condition of furnishing an indemnity bond.
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Lahore High Court Allows Nawaz Sharif To Travel To London For Treatment
Pakistan's ailing former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is all set to leave for London after the Lahore High Court today allowed him to travel abroad for four weeks for medical treatment.
