Working Spouses NOT Welcome
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Originally Posted by Jshumi 
@narendra.d thanx 4 ur advice. And ya i m surely not dumb enough that i would mention about me working in india while i study. i got a student visa before so i knw it very well.
@nycank thanx 4 ur advice
@narendra.d thanx 4 ur advice. And ya i m surely not dumb enough that i would mention about me working in india while i study. i got a student visa before so i knw it very well.@nycank thanx 4 ur advice
Best of Luck with your visa and career pursuits. 
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Just for the benefit of new visitors to this thread, an update on this issue. It appears that since February 2011 spouses of expats on an employment visa can now convert their X visas into an employment visa without having to leave India.
Originally Posted by Nick-H If you are travelling to India on an employment visa, with your family, looks like your spouse will have to be content with being an old-fashioned housewife (or husband). Even if both offered a job by the same company, employment visas are unlikely to be granted for both partners. This from The Economic Times is an excellent review of the situation:
Please read the full article -->here
If you are travelling to India on an employment visa, with your family, looks like your spouse will have to be content with being an old-fashioned housewife (or husband). Even if both offered a job by the same company, employment visas are unlikely to be granted for both partners. This from The Economic Times is an excellent review of the situation:Please read the full article -->here
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India's Ministry of Home Affairs has issued new guidelines on work-related visas, stating that it is now possible to convert an X entry visa (issued for dependants of employees) into an employment visa without leaving India. Previously, if the dependent spouse of a foreign national employee in India found employment, he/she was required to exit India, apply for a new employment visa in his/her own right, and re-enter with the new visa.
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Full details available here : http://www.relocatemagazine.com/immi...stem-announced
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