On November 6, according to the official account of the “Chinese Consulate General in Calcutta”, a Chinese citizen in Nepal was recently arrested by Indian border guards in the Nepal-India border area for entering India by mistake. The Consulate General in Calcutta once again solemnly reminds: 1. Chinese citizens must obtain an Indian visa in advance to enter India. The border between Nepal and India is an open border, and there are few border signs. Chinese citizens in Nepal can easily enter India by mistake when visiting the border area between Nepal and India. If they do not have a valid Indian visa, the risk of being arrested by Indian border guards or police is extremely high. 2. India severely punishes illegal immigrants. If discovered, they will be arrested and brought to justice, imprisoned and fined for 2 to 8 years, and difficult to release on bail. Chinese citizens of Nepal are requested to take it very seriously, not to go to areas bordering Nepal with India, and not to take luck or take the guidance of local guides lightly, so as not to bear unnecessary serious consequences and personal losses. Furthermore, after entering India, Chinese citizens with a valid Indian visa are not allowed to travel to areas restricted by foreigners without India's official written permission; they must leave India within the validity period of their visa and must not stay overtime; otherwise, they are responsible for all legal consequences.

Zhitongcaijing · 2d ago
On November 6, according to the official account of the “Chinese Consulate General in Calcutta”, a Chinese citizen in Nepal was recently arrested by Indian border guards in the Nepal-India border area for entering India by mistake. The Consulate General in Calcutta once again solemnly reminds: 1. Chinese citizens must obtain an Indian visa in advance to enter India. The border between Nepal and India is an open border, and there are few border signs. Chinese citizens in Nepal can easily enter India by mistake when visiting the border area between Nepal and India. If they do not have a valid Indian visa, the risk of being arrested by Indian border guards or police is extremely high. 2. India severely punishes illegal immigrants. If discovered, they will be arrested and brought to justice, imprisoned and fined for 2 to 8 years, and difficult to release on bail. Chinese citizens of Nepal are requested to take it very seriously, not to go to areas bordering Nepal with India, and not to have a sense of luck or take the guidance of local guides lightly, so as not to bear unnecessary serious consequences and personal losses. Furthermore, after entering India, Chinese citizens with a valid Indian visa are not allowed to travel to areas restricted by foreigners without India's official written permission; they must leave India within the validity period of their visa and must not stay overtime; otherwise, they are responsible for all legal consequences.