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January 24th 17, 08:21 AM
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Gatwick airport overbridge
In message , at 21:36:58 on Mon, 23 Jan
2017, John Levine remarked: The only two times I've been to India I had in effect a United Nations "diplomatic visa", so wouldn't know. But what if I were to organise a meeting, booking a conference room, greeting guests and holding a seminar (where I was speaking). Is that closer to "work" than "business"? In India, that would likely require a conference visa which is different to a work or a tourist visa. I have one in my passport. Would a conference *attendee* (as well as promoter) also require a conference visa? -- Roland Perry |
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