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India resumes regular tourist visa services for Bangladeshi citizens starting June 28, 2026. Apply now at IVAC centers to facilitate travel. Read full details.

India will resume accepting tourist visa applications from Bangladeshi nationals from June 28, nearly two years after suspending the service followin ...

In a major step towards restoring normal people-to-people exchanges, India will resume issuing tourist visas to Bangladeshi nationals from June 28, nearly two years after scaling down visa operations ...

The annoucement comes two years after the High Commision of India was forced to scale down visa operations because of violent protests during the violent protestst that led to the ouster of former ...

Dhaka [Bangladesh], July 3 (ANI): Following a massive surge in demand after the resumption of Indian tourist visas in Bangladesh after a two-year hiatus, India has announced that it will further scale ...

India will resume issuing tourist visas to Bangladeshi citizens from Sunday, ending a suspension that lasted nearly two years. The Indian Visa Application Centre (IVAC) will begin accepting tourist ...

This marks a normalisation of visa operations, which were scaled down two years ago following security concerns. Speaking at the Indian Visa Application Centre (IVAC) at Jamuna Future Park, Indian ...

The Indian High Commission in Dhaka expressed encouragement over the strong public response, stating on Friday via its ...

Indian Visa Application Centres in Bangladesh have resumed tourist visa services after nearly two years, with applicants welcoming the move, particularly for travel and medical treatment.