India Extends Visas 30 Days Amid Gulf War

March 16, 2026·about 6 hours ago·via BW Businessworld

India grants a 30-day visa extension to foreigners stranded due to Gulf war disruptions, offering relief and flexibility during turbulent times. This measure supports tourists and business travelers, allowing extended stays to explore iconic sites like the Taj Mahal under safer conditions. Authorities urge registration with embassies and adherence to travel advisories. The extension eases repatriation pressures while highlighting India's hospitality.

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