New Delhi: When the situation in Afghanistan continues to be uncertain, the Ministry of Home Uni said that no national life Afghanistan in India will be asked to leave the country without his consent, according to officials.
Mha’s decision came about two weeks after the takeover of the Afghan Taliban and many Afghans who arrived in India were afraid of retribution from the country’s new rulers.
No Afghan citizens will be asked to leave India by the regional regional regional registration office (FRRO) without the previous agreement of the Ministry of Home and such cases will be referred to MHA by FRRRO, a home ministry official said.
This happened after a woman member of the Afghan Parliament, Rangina Kargar, was deported from Igi Delhi Airport to Istanbul despite a valid paper.
The government then apologized to Kargar.
The government has extended visas from all categories provided to citizens of all countries, including Afghanistan, who live in India with “free” until September 30.
Many Afghan citizens who come to India before the Taliban Afghanistan takeover have lived in India for more than six months now and, in many cases, because the first lock was announced in March 2020.
MHA has decided to extend until September 30, existing facilities from Extension of regular visas or e-visas or stay, without retribution.
From excessive penalty, given to foreign nationals stranded in India due to Pandemic Covid-19.
Such foreign nationals may not be needed to submit any application to the Frrro concerned for their visa extension.
Before leaving the country, they can apply for out permits to be provided by FRRRO based on free without retribution of each Overstay penalty.
If the visa expansion above September 30, the national foreign relevant can submit an extension on the E-FRRRO online platform with a payment base that will be considered by FRRRO with feasibility in accordance with the VISA manual provisions.
According to visa rules, Afghan citizens must get themselves and their family members are registered within 14 days of their arrival with the local police, except those who were released from him.
Some Afghan citizens, feel threatened or faced fear of persecution in the hands of the Taliban, have expressed their desire to live in India.
After the takeover of the Taliban Afghanistan, MHA has announced the introduction of a new visa category called an emergency X-MISC visa for Afghan citizens.
The ministry has also announced that all Afghan citizens must further travel to India only on e-visas given the situation that applies in Afghanistan.
India has turned off its mission in Afghanistan and visa processed in New Delhi now.