Over Stay in india

kaarthi.b · Oct 13th, 2009, 22:50

Hi

My mother is a malaysian. She overstayed in india for 15 years. Because my father is a indian. Now she want to back to malaysia. Myself, brothers and mother are born malaysia. We are malaysian except my father because he is an indian. Now i want to know what's procedure to come back to her home country. How much penalty need pay for that. Pls reply. Or else pls send the mail to kaarthi.b@gmail.com

federica · Oct 13th, 2009, 23:01

You know that your mother as someone married to an Indian national (I guess your parents are married???) and all children could have easily obtained PIO cards and live legally in India?

One way to get out of India would be getting an exit permit. After 15 years of overstay I have no idea how the officials will react. Good luck!

Haylo · Oct 13th, 2009, 23:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by federica

You know that your mother as someone married to an Indian national (I guess your parents are married???) and all children could have easily obtained PIO cards and live legally in India?

Shame this has been left 15 YEARS to sort out, that's one hell of an overstay by anyone's standards!

Unfortunately the OP can't apply for PIO cards to regularise the situation, as they are only available in India for those people who have a valid visa.

I would strongly suggest seeing an immigration lawyer, if the OP cannot afford that, their only hope is for the OP to throw themselves on the mercy of the FRRO.

Merchant · Oct 14th, 2009, 00:39

Agreed, a lawyer is your best choice. You should also talk to the Malaysian high commission in India. There are various negotiations between India and Malaysia about the status of workers and people with family in both places. Your question is really an Indian immigration matter, but it's more complex than a simple overstay. We can't really help you on an Indian travel-related website. Talk to a lawyer.

machadinha · Oct 14th, 2009, 01:10

I don't know, but I would suspect the Indian authorities would be as keen as anyone to "regularize" the situation.

So this just may be on your side.

kaarthi.b · Nov 10th, 2009, 23:33

Hi all

I don't know where to start the procedure. Whether i need to go to the malaysian immigresan or need surrender to the Indian immigration. Pls advice

Nick-H · Nov 10th, 2009, 23:39

The best advice you have been given so far: Don't ask for advice here!

This is travel site, not a criminal law practice. You need professional advisers.

(with respect to those whose advice looks good to me)

Mach, I've heard about people married to Indians being deprted after 15/20 years living here because of visa probloems. Don't expect anyone official is going to be hospitable.

kaarthi... before you do anything, make sure you are ready to buy that air ticket at a moments notice.

nycank · Nov 11th, 2009, 01:35

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Originally Posted by kaarthi.b

Hi all

I don't know where to start the procedure. Whether i need to go to the malaysian immigresan or need surrender to the Indian immigration. Pls advice

Do you and your mother have a valid unexpired Malaysian passport atleast ?

Oct 13th, 2009, 22:50	#1
kaarthi.b Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Malaysia Posts: 2	Over Stay in india Hi My mother is a malaysian. She overstayed in india for 15 years. Because my father is a indian. Now she want to back to malaysia. Myself, brothers and mother are born malaysia. We are malaysian except my father because he is an indian. Now i want to know what's procedure to come back to her home country. How much penalty need pay for that. Pls reply. Or else pls send the mail to kaarthi.b@gmail.com

Oct 14th, 2009, 01:10	#5
machadinha brother my cup is empty member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: yörp Posts: 14,383	I don't know, but I would suspect the Indian authorities would be as keen as anyone to "regularize" the situation. So this just may be on your side. __________________ Reading tips, all picked up at IndiaMike : INDAX's A Comprehensive Guide To India / Dinoj Surendran's Desi Humor / ITHVC on Culture Shock & Travel Health / JetLag Travel Guides For the Undiscerning Traveller / India Travel Links

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federica Maha Guru Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Bavaria Posts: 1,774	You know that your mother as someone married to an Indian national (I guess your parents are married???) and all children could have easily obtained PIO cards and live legally in India? One way to get out of India would be getting an exit permit. After 15 years of overstay I have no idea how the officials will react. Good luck!

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Merchant Maha Guru Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: New York Posts: 2,213	Agreed, a lawyer is your best choice. You should also talk to the Malaysian high commission in India. There are various negotiations between India and Malaysia about the status of workers and people with family in both places. Your question is really an Indian immigration matter, but it's more complex than a simple overstay. We can't really help you on an Indian travel-related website. Talk to a lawyer.

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kaarthi.b Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Malaysia Posts: 2	Hi all I don't know where to start the procedure. Whether i need to go to the malaysian immigresan or need surrender to the Indian immigration. Pls advice

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Nick-H This is just a cameo appearance Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Chennai, India Posts: 36,203	The best advice you have been given so far: Don't ask for advice here! This is travel site, not a criminal law practice. You need professional advisers. (with respect to those whose advice looks good to me) Mach, I've heard about people married to Indians being deprted after 15/20 years living here because of visa probloems. Don't expect anyone official is going to be hospitable. kaarthi... before you do anything, make sure you are ready to buy that air ticket at a moments notice.