Pakistani Hindus can now apply for long-term Indian visas online

India enables Pakistani citizens from minority communities particularly Hindus and Sikhs to apply for long-term visas


Web Desk April 23, 2015
PHOTO: forpakistan.org

The India government has enabled Pakistani citizens from minority communities, particularly Hindus and Sikhs, to apply for a long-term visa (LTV) online, the Times of India reported.

The online system will replace the manual system, and will also enable applicants to track the progress of their visas.

The Indian government has been taking measures to update the application process for some time to manage the applications more efficiently.

While the manual system of application will continue to operate alongside the online system for three months, applications will be received and processed online only from August 1.

This article originally appeared on The Times of India.

COMMENTS (52)

the eddy | 9 years ago | Reply @Fawwad: Oh really ...your constitution says different , though.
Naveen | 9 years ago | Reply This aggressive move shows face of secular India. By doing this they are giving a small message to Muslims that you are unwelcome and India is moving towards Hindutwa state concept where no other religion would be tolerated. The facility being granted to Pakistani minorities is a proof Indian govt Hindu mindset and also psychological gimmick to evoke sympathetic feelings amongst Pakistani minorities toward India. In turn, this also an Indian endeavor to effect the strong sense of patriotism which equally exist in Pakistani national irrespective of their religion, beliefs and ethnicity
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