@airindiain @airindiain @PMOIndia Please allow Type D visa holders to board the flight. These are long term visas just like visas with 1 year validity. Validity can be extended only if we reach Germany.
Please consider relaxing the SOP.
Let families reunite during these tough times !
@Zella15475089 @HardeepSPuri@indiatvnews@RajatSharmaLive@DrPramodPSawant@RohanKhaunte There is no clear picture to phase 2. Goa is left out entirely. No flights planned. Such a disappointment and uncertainty. We are away from families for almost months now. Remove the validity clause and let us go.
@NickDLow@1999Shahul Im having EEA Family permit,dependent Visa. Valid from 3-02-20 to 03-08-20.I want to fly to UK to join my spouse.Did not book AI flt frm Mum due to 1yr Visa validity clause from GOI.Should I still take a chance n go ahead wt bookin? @NickDLow?Plz help me?
@DGCAIndia Think logically and take reasonable decision. Don’t destroy ppl lives. Who will be responsible for damage done by this unnecessary ban? Do u hv any idea what this ban will cost to ppl? Covid won’t end in days. It will stay with us for good. Plz allow limited outbound intl flights
@rahulkanwal@HardeepSPuri@MoCA_GoI@rahulkanwal why GOI is not opening airspace and let Indian citizens in and foreigners out. Govt dont need to repatriation. Airports, airlines and ppl everything is ready. Enforce ur medical screenings and health protocols for all and quarantine all incoming ppl. Let NRIs go.
@sangiSM@MoCA_GoI @airindiain Dear Sir, please revisit the SOP clause of 1 year visa. Not all countries issue such long term visa especially for reunion visa or alike. Kindly allow all valid dependent visas holder to travel please. Sincere request. Thank you.
@MoCA_GoI @airindiain Please relook at the SOP for outbound flights, for Germany family reunion visas. Many people are separated from families cannot take repatriation flights due to 1 year visa rule. Please check the entry rules for same country. https://t.co/Mtx5KeVtXW
@MoCA_GoI@DrSJaishankar Please clarify to the airlines, Indian nationals carrying valid visa/permit should be allowed to board the flights. We are having family reunion visas which lasts 3-5 months and extended in Germany. Germany embassy and authorities have no issues, why gov?
@MOHANLAVANIA By the way I am going to reunite with family. Spouse EEA visa. Student visa is a bit different case. Any idea if dependent Visa ppl with 6month validity are denied boarding??