India’s immigration system has undergone a major transformation in 2025 with the introduction of a unified law. From digital entry systems to stricter compliance measures, here’s what businesses and expats need to know.
A practical playbook for Indian companies deploying their first team to Africa, covering EOR, work permits, payroll compliance and on-ground execution.
Understand India’s new Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025. e-Arrival Cards, Su Swagatam app, FRRO rules, penalties, and compliance for expats and employers.
Planning to work, invest, or relocate to India? Discover Expat Orbit’s comprehensive Visa and Immigration Guide for 2025 — covering Employment Visas, Business Visas, FRRO registration, visa extensions, compliance tips, and more. Ensure a smooth, compliant relocation journey to India with expert insights. Download the full guide now!
Explore Immigration in India in 2025—visa categories, common violations, and key reforms from the new Immigration Bill for expats and global mobility leaders.
India’s visa policies for Chinese nationals have undergone significant changes, impacting businesses and bilateral relations. This article explores the challenges in obtaining Indian employment visas for Chinese citizens, recent developments, and reforms aimed at streamlining the process.
Every foreign national visiting and staying in India is required to register with the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) and obtain a residential permit/registration certificate to legally continue their stay in India. The registration certificate issued by the FRRO serves as both a valid ID and proof of address for the foreigner in India and may even be requested at airports during domestic and international travels.
One of the critical compliance requirements for foreign nationals upon arrival in India is adherence to local registrations with authorities, which essentially encompass Form C registration followed by registration with the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO).
This guide is designed to delve deeply into various work visa categories suitable for a diverse group of professionals, including expatriate employees, business travelers, technical experts involved in projects, entrepreneurs, investors looking to start new ventures, journalists, and interns.
As multinational companies venture into global markets, strategically deploying top talent across borders becomes essential. This global mobility could span from short-term business visits and specific project consultancies to secondments, transfers, training, and conferences. In India, understanding the correct visa classification—Employment or Business Visa—is crucial due to the diverse nature of these overseas assignments.
