India Immigration Bill: 7-year jail term, Rs 10 lakh fine for anyone using fake passport, visa
The new immigration bill in India proposes up to seven years of imprisonment and a fine of up to Rs 10 lakh for using fake ...
Immigration Bill: Seven-year jail term or Rs 10 lakh fine for using forged passport
The proposed Immigration and Foreigners Bill, 2025, aims to tighten regulations on illegal migration, with severe penalties ...
New Immigration Bill proposes seven-year jail term for using forged passport
New immigration Bill in India imposes strict penalties for forged passports, requires reporting by institutions, and enhances ...
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Using a fake passport in India? You could face 7 years in jail!
India`s new immigration bill increases penalties for forged passports & visas to up to 7 years imprisonment & ₹10 lakh fine.
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India's New Immigration Bill: A Stricter Approach to Foreign Entries
India's proposed Immigration and Foreigners Bill, 2025, aims to overhaul existing immigration laws, introducing stricter ...
Explained: How India’s new Immigration Bill overhauls foreign entry, visa rules
Anyone found using a forged passport or visa for entering, staying or exiting India will be punished with a jail term of up ...
Columbia University Student from India Gives First-Hand Account of Escape to Canada After U.S. Linked her to Pro-Palestinian Protests
Ranjani Srinivasan, an Indian Ph.D. student at Columbia University, fled to Canada after U.S. authorities revoked her visa ...
Watch: India to Overhaul Immigration Laws
India is set to revamp its immigration laws with the Immigration and Foreigners Bill, 2025. This proposed legislation ...
India's Central government brings new unified Immigration Bill
With a twin-objective — to underscore India as a more hospitable destination for global visitors and to tackle modern-day ...
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Migrants from India are staying longer in the Netherlands
ANP / Ton Toemen Fotografie Migrants from India are more likely to remain in the Netherlands, and for longer than they did in previous years. Over 56 percent of Indian people who came to the ...
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India dispatch: new immigration bill expands state powers without safeguards
Simone Vadiya is a JURIST staff correspondent in India and a student at Maharashtra National Law University. She filed this dispatch from Mumbai.  India's Lok Sabha, or House of the People, is ...