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Learn how you can Return to India here.
Source: Civil Aviation Ministry
Source: Civil Aviation Ministry
Update dated 7th May, eligibility criteria for ticket purchases on repatriation flights FROM India.
Source: Ministry of Civil Aviation
Read more details on entry of citizens and non-citizens to scheduled destinations.
Currently passengers can book tickets for travel to US, UK and Singapore for the
following sectors:
DELHI - SINGAPORE
DELHI- SAN FRANCISCO
DELHI - LONDON
DELHI - CHICAGO
DELHI - WASHINGTON
MUMBAI - LONDON
MUMBAI - SINGAPORE
MUMBAI - NEWARK
BANGALORE SINGAPORE
Also read, FAQs for Evacuation Flight Booking Ex-India and air India travel eligibility criteria
Source: Air India website
Five more repatriation flights with KLM from New Delhi to Amsterdam are currently planned, on May 10th, 12th, 17th and on May 19th 2020.
One more repatriation flight with KLM from Mumbai to Amsterdam is planned for May 17th 2020 .
These flights shall be bookable directly on the KLM website: https://www.klm.com/home/in/en
As per our current information, there are also repatriation flights with
Air France planned as follows:
Bangalore - Paris, 8th May 2020
Mumbai - Paris, 10th May 2020
Bangalore - Paris, 15th May 2020
These flights shall be bookable directly on the Air France website: www.airfrance.fr
Note: The eligibility criteria is as below. However, news has it that many Indian passport holder with Resident Permit (Normal or Blue Card) and PR already traveled including students. This excludes first time traveler (with D visa stamp on passport). It is best to call and confirm your eligibility of travel with the concerned embassy and carriers.
Please note that the onward journey to Germany (flight ticket or train ticket) must already be booked before departure. Proof of this must be presented. Furthermore, according to current information, only EU citizens and their relatives - as long as they have a valid residence permit for the Federal Republic of Germany - as well as holders of a residence permit in Germany can make use of this offer. Please also note that a proof of relationship (e.g. copy of marriage certificate as well as of the German passport of your partner) or the residence permit card must be presented at the Airport.
Kindly note that Indian citizens can directly apply for an e-curfew pass with the respective Indian authorities. For contact details please see here.
Update as on 14th May
Two more repatriation flights with KLM from New Delhi to Amsterdam are currently planned, on May 17th and on May 19th 2020.
One more repatriation flight with KLM from Mumbai to Amsterdam is planned for May 14th 2020 .
There are also repatriation flights with Air France planned as follows:
Bangalore - Paris, 15th May 2020
Update as on 22nd May
More repatriation flights with KLM are planned as follows:
KL872 on May 24th 2020 from Delhi to Amsterdam
KL872 on May 26th 2020 from Delhi to Amsterdam
These flights shall be bookable directly on the KLM website: https://www.klm.com/home/in/en
Update as on 31st May
More repatriation flights with KLM are planned as follows:
Mumbai - Amsterdam: KL878 on June 1st
Delhi - Amsterdam: KL872 on June 2nd
There are also repatriation flights with Air France planned as follows:
Bangalore - Paris: June, 3rd
Update as on 3rd June 2020
More repatriation flights with KLM are planned as follows:
Mumbai - Amsterdam:
KL878 on June 06th
KL878 on June 08th
Delhi - Amsterdam:
KL872 on June 07th
KL872 on June 09th
Available capacities provided, these flights shall be bookable directly on the KLM website: https://www.klm.com/home/in/en
As per our current Information, there are also repatriation flights with Lufthansa planned as follows:
Mumbai - Frankfurt:
LH0757 on June 07th
LH0757 on June 09th
Available capacities provided, these flights shall be bookable directly via the Lufthansa website: https://www.lufthansa.com/in/en/Homepage
Update as on 9th June
More repatriation flights with KLM are planned as follows:
Delhi - Amsterdam
KL0872 on June 11th
KL0872 on June 14th
KL0872 on June 16th
Mumbai - Amsterdam
KL0878 on June 13th
KL0878 on June 15th
Available capacities provided, these flights shall be bookable directly on the KLM website: https://www.klm.com/home/in/en
Repatriation flights with Air France planned as follows:
Delhi - Paris
AF0225 on June 12th (only a few seats left)
Mumbai - Paris
AF0217 on June 14th
Bangalore - Paris
AF191 on June 15th
Available capacities provided, these flights shall be bookable directly via the Air France website: https://www.airfrance.de/en
Additional flights added on 10th June
Lufthansa
Mumbai - Frankfurt
LH 757 on June 12th
LH 757 on June 14th
LH 757 on June 16th
Available capacities provided, these flights shall be bookable directly via the Lufthansa Website:
https://www.lufthansa.com/kz/en/homepage
Update as on 16th June
Lufthansa is also offering repatriation flights as follows:
Mumbai - Munich
LH 757 on June 19th
LH 757 on June 21st
LH 757 on June 23rd
Delhi - Munich
LH 763 on June 18th
LH 763 on June 20th
LH 763 on June 23th
Available capacities provided, these flights shall be bookable directly via the Lufthansa Website: www.lufthansa.com/in/en/homepage
More repatriation flights with KLM are planned as follows:
Delhi - Amsterdam
KL0872 on June 17th
KL0872 on June 19th
Available capacities provided , these flights shall be bookable directly on the KLM website: https://www.klm.com/home/in/en
Further details, instructions and FAQ’s available at the source link given below.
Source: German Missions in India
The Ministry of Civil Aviation on Tuesday released the details of the second phase of the ‘Vande Bharat Mission’ to repatriate Indians stranded abroad due to the coronavirus lockdown protocols world over.
National carrier Air India and its subsidiary Air India Express operated 31 flights in the first five days of the mission and have brought back 6,037 Indians from 12 countries amid the coronavirus lockdown, MoCA said earlier today.
The announcement of the second phase of this operation was imperative given the large Indian diaspora residing abroad for work, studies and contractual labour.
As per the new order, the national carrier will operate 149 flights to 31 countries to bring back thousands more from May 16-22.
Russia, Germany, Kazakhstan, Ireland, Kyrgyzsthan’, Armenia, Nigeria, Belarus are among the countries that have been included in the second list.
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With limited train operations resuming in India,
MHA released Standard Operating Protocol (SOP) for movement of persons by train, dated 11th May
Source: MHA
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As per Air India, Important Update – regarding additional Flights Under Mission Vande Bharat to Auckland, Stockholm, Frankfurt, London, Seoul, and USA.
International flight operations to remain suspended till June 30: DGCA
Source: https://twitter.com/DGCAIndia/status/1266767620604387328?s=20
Alert for flights from Frankfurt!
Permitted categories of OCI cardholders in Germany and other countries in Europe can also register for online booking on Air India website.
Form:https://forms.gle/TyQcNqrDq7qXr1ah9
Source: Indian embassy, Berlin
