As reported by the Economic Times on Monday, the mission urged Indians currently in Iran, including students, pilgrims, businesspersons, and tourists, to depart at the earliest. The embassy said Indian citizens and Persons of Indian Origin should avoid areas witnessing protests or demonstrations and remain in contact with the mission for updates. Indians in Iran have been asked to keep their travel and immigration documents, including passports and identification papers, readily available at all times. “All Indians should keep their travel and immigration documents, including passports and identification papers, readily available at all times. In case of internet disruptions in Iran, families in India have been requested to complete the registration on their behalf,” the advisory read.
