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Now Indians no longer require Police Clearance certificate for Saudi Arabia visa

Saudi Visa: The Saudi Arabian embassy reportedly said on Thursday that Indian people will no longer be required to present a police clearance certificate in order to obtain a visa for travel there.---Advertisement--- The decision has been made as part of efforts by the two countries to further bolster relations, according to a statement released […]

Saudi Visa: The Saudi Arabian embassy reportedly said on Thursday that Indian people will no longer be required to present a police clearance certificate in order to obtain a visa for travel there.

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The decision has been made as part of efforts by the two countries to further bolster relations, according to a statement released by the Saudi Embassy.

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“In view of the strong relations and strategic partnership between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and India, the Kingdom has decided to exempt the Indian nationals from submitting a Police Clearance Certificate (PCC),” the statement said.

It stated that the PCC would no longer be necessary for Indian nationals to obtain a visa in order to enter Saudi Arabia.

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The almost two million Indian citizens who live peacefully in the Kingdom are valued, according to the Saudi Embassy.

First published on: Nov 17, 2022 07:42 PM IST


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