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'We are considering visa-on-arrival for Indians': Taiwan’s Dy Foreign Minister | ABP News
On June 18, Taiwan Deputy Foreign Minister Tien Chung-kwang announced that the Taiwanese government is considering implementing visa-on-arrival for Indian citizens and is planning to discuss the proposal with the immigration department.
“Indian citizens travel a lot...We are considering this (visa-on-arrival). We are going to talk with the Immigration Department. The Government can't single-handedly (do it), we have to discuss internally. We have been proposed to have a visa-on-arrival. We are giving a very serious consideration into this matter. Watch the full video. Stay connected for more updates on ABP LIVE website. ABP News is a news hub which provides you with comprehensive up-to-date Hindi news coverage from all over India and World.
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