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Indian nationals in Iran are being urged to leave immediately amid escalating protests. What’s happening on the streets of Tehran, and why is the embassy sounding the alarm now?
Indian embassy in Iran issues fresh advisory for nationals amid unrest
New Delhi: The Indian Embassy in Tehran has released a fresh advisory for Indian nationals amid ongoing protests and civil unrest in various parts of Iran. This update comes in response to the rapidly changing security situation in the country. The advisory continues from the previous notice and strongly urges Indian citizens currently in Iran to leave the country if possible.
The recommendation applies to students, pilgrims, businesspeople, and tourists. The embassy emphasized that departures can be made using any available means, including commercial flights.
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The embassy has cautioned all Indian citizens and Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs) to exercise heightened vigilance. Indians in Iran have been advised to steer clear of areas where protests or demonstrations are taking place to minimize the risk of being caught in violent situations.
In addition, the embassy has stressed the importance of keeping up with local news and official announcements to remain informed about any sudden changes in the security situation.
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Indian nationals have been instructed to stay in regular communication with the embassy in Tehran. Being reachable is critical for receiving timely assistance during emergencies.
Citizens are also advised to keep their passports, identity documents, and other immigration papers ready at all times. The embassy has encouraged anyone needing help with documentation or other consular services to reach out without delay.
For immediate support, the embassy has provided the following helpline numbers:
+98 912 810 9115
+98 912 810 9109
+98 912 810 9102
+98 993 217 9359
Email assistance is also available at cons.tehran@mea.gov.in
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The embassy has reiterated that all Indian nationals in Iran must register at www.meaers.com/request/home if they have not done so already. The registration link is also accessible via the embassy’s official website. In the event of internet disruptions in Iran, families in India are encouraged to complete the registration process on behalf of their relatives.
This advisory underscores the need for all Indians in Iran to prioritize safety, stay informed, and maintain close communication with embassy officials during this period of unrest.
