India to start issuing tourist visa for Bangladeshis from Nov 15: Doraiswami
Brahmanbaria Correspondent
The Indian government has decided to resume tourist visa for Bangladeshis from November 15, said the country's High Commissioner to Bangladesh Vikram K Doraiswami on Tuesday.
However, the tourists must have to travel by air.
The high commissioner made the announcement while talking to reporters at Brahmanbaria's Akhaura Land Port while travelling to his country.
Doraiswami said, "Initially, one-month single-entry visa will be issued. But the tourists will have to travel by plane and they can't stay more than 30 days. The duration of visa will be 120 days."
He hoped that tourist visas for travel by road and rail will resume soon.
