Indian High Comm’n to facilitate stranded nationals; 47 Indians, 146 Pakistanis

Islamabad, Jan 3: The Indian High Commission in Islamabad is facilitating the return of 47 Indian nationals, besides the travel of 146 Pakistani nationals to India through the Wagah-Attari border between January 10-15.
In a statement, the Indian High Commission said it is facilitating the return of 47 Indian nationals and 15 NORI visa holders – or those holding No Obligation to Return to India visa certificates.
Besides, it is also facilitating the travel of four Saudi nationals, seven Nepalese nationals and 146 Pakistani nationals – holding appropriate visa from Pakistan to India.
The total number of individuals being facilitated work out to 219.
It said that “All individuals in the given list may travel to India through Wagah-Attari border between 10 – 15 January 2022.”
The travel would be subject to adherence to health/COVID-19 protocols issued by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of the Government of India and the completion of immigration related formalities.
The Indian High Commission in a tweet said: “@IndiainPakistan

is facilitating return of 47 Indians, 15 NORI visa holders and 4 Saudi nationals, 7 Nepalese and 146 Pak nationals holding appropriate visa from Pakistan to India between 10-15 January 2022 through Wagah-Attari border. Details: https:ndia.org.pk/ev”.