Applying for an Indian visa after getting naturalized in a different country after having Indian citizenship
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- Aparna Patel
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- 25 Jul, 2023
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11/6/2014 10:23:18 PM
Your mileage may vary, and it certainly is a grey zone, but I’d just tick “No”.
- Since you were an Indian citizen, you’ve technically never visited India before, you’ve only been a resident there.
- The visa application is asking whether Mr Damryfbfnetsi, citizen of the USA, has ever visited India before. Since you have not visited as an American, the answer is “No”.
Update: The visa application form also asks if your current citizenship (in your case USA) was by birth or naturalization, and if naturalization, what your previous citizenship was. You can and should truthfully answer “India” here, which will hopefully make the situation clear enough.
The visa application form also asks for your place of birth, which (presumably) will be in India as well, but since you’ve already declared your past citizenship this is unlikely to be a problem.
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