India keeps Iran travel warning in place, asks citizens to avoid non-essential visits
Indian citizens are recommended to delay any non-essential trips to Iran, even with advancements in diplomatic relations. While the Indian Embassy in Tehran recognizes a positive shift in security, it stresses the need for caution amidst rapidly changing regional circumstances. Nationals residing in Iran should remain alert and adhere to local guidance.
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