Pravasi Daily News 12.03.2026
Following stories highlight the growing global presence of Indians, while also reflecting the challenges, debates and opportunities facing overseas communities
H-1B worker stranded in India faces job risk amid visa appointment delays
The story has sparked wider discussions among international professionals about the challenges of balancing career opportunities abroad with family responsibilities
War and Visa Status: How conflict zones expose migrants’ fragile security
For migrant communities navigating conflict zones, the line between stability and uncertainty can shift rapidly—sometimes overnight PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Escalating conflicts in
Visa delays leave H-1B professional stranded in India
While the outcome of this particular case remains uncertain, the story has resonated with many expatriates who say it reflects
Saudi transit visa becomes lifeline for Indians in Gulf as flight disruptions continue
For many stranded travellers, having a Saudi transit visa has now become an essential backup plan PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The Saudi transit
UK introduces mandatory eVisa for Indian travellers in fully digital border shift
Companies are advised to prepare documents carefully and book biometric appointments early, particularly during the busy April to July travel
Japan makes online appointments compulsory for visa submissions in four Indian cities
The shift towards scheduled submissions reflects Japan’s broader plan to modernise its visa services While applications are not yet
India to restore full visa services for Bangladesh
The restoration of visa services marks a positive step towards normalising relations and strengthening economic and cultural ties between India
British Airways launches dedicated helpdesk to support Indian students travelling to UK
By simplifying the travel process from departure in India to arrival in the UK, the airline hopes to make the
Thailand extends visa-free stay for Indians
Thailand Launches new digital Nomad Visa Thailand’s visa reforms signal a strong push to attract Indian tourists, professionals and long-stay