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NTV Online
28 September, 2016, 17:55
Update: 28 September, 2016, 18:00
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NTV Online
28 September, 2016, 17:55
Update: 28 September, 2016, 18:00

Dhaka: Indian High Commission will introduce a scheme on a trial basis to enable Bangladeshi women to apply for Indian visas without an e-token or prior appointment.

The pilot scheme will run from 3-13 October only at the Indian Visa Application Centre in Gulshan-1 area of Dhaka, reports UNB.

Women will also be allowed to deposit tourist visa applications on behalf of immediate family members who are accompanying them to India, said the High Commission on Wednesday.

Women applicants and their family members seeking visas will need to have confirmed air tickets with them when they apply (to be shown at the time of entry).

The date of journey should be in the month of October but after 7 days of submission of the visa application form at the Indian Visa Application Centre.

‘This is a goodwill gesture extended to women and their family members to facilitate ease of securing Indian visas during the holiday season and to strengthen people-to-people contacts between India and Bangladesh,’ said the High Commission.

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