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Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a travel advisory urging its nationals to avoid all non-essential travel to Iran, as protests continue to grip the Islamic Republic for a second consecutive week.
The Australian government has issued a fresh travel warning to its citizens in Iran amid ongoing violent protests and an "unpredictable" security situation.
India issues travel advisory for Iran amid nationwide protests, urging citizens to avoid non-essential travel, stay alert, and follow updates from Indian Embassy in Tehran.
India has asked its citizens to temporarily rethink travel plans to the Islamic Republic of Iran as unrest linked to economic and political grievances.
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Amid Iran protests, India issues travel advisory, warns citizens against travel to Islamic Republic
The travel warning, issued by the South Asian country’s External Affairs Ministry, cited “recent developments” in Iran and noted the advisory was in effect “until further notice.”
Tensions are continuing to rise after President Donald Trump ordered strikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend. In the days following the strikes, the U.S. State Department issued a worldwide cautionary advisory for U.S. citizens ...
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Travel advisory for Iran issued
Days after issuing a travel advisory for Venezuela, India on Monday cautioned its nationals against non-essential travel to Iran, citing the country’s ongoing internal conflict and security concerns.In an advisory dated January 5,
India has issued a travel advisory on January 5, 2026, warning citizens in Iran to avoid non-essential travel amid widespread protests triggered by currency instability. The MEA has asked Indian nationals and PIOs to stay away from demonstration areas and register with the Indian Embassy in Tehran for regular safety updates and emergency support.
Unrest broke out in Tehran on December 28 following growing public anger over Iran’s prolonged economic crisis and has escalated into violent confrontations in recent days.
Indian citizens living in Iran on resident visas have been asked to register themselves with the Indian Embassy, if not already done so
The Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, has issued a travel advisory urging Indian nationals to avoid all non-essential travel to