The consulate in Munich announced :
A flight confirmation must be presented for the visa application via the consular provider office in Munich:
Your DVKG Team
Hello,
the Indian consulate announced, due to certain current developments regarding the spread of the Corona Virus, the trip with E-Visa to India is temporarily suspended with immediate effect. This applies to all persons who have been in China in the past two weeks and to holders of Chinese passports and applicants of other nationalities residing in the People's Republic of China. Holders of e-visas that have already been issued have been canceled since February 4. This also applies to longer-term visas with multiple entries.
If you are concerned, please contact the responsible Indian embassy.
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Your DVKG team
Hello,
You can find the latest information on how the respective states deal with entry restrictions with regard to curbing the spread of the Corona Virus on the overview page of the Federal Foreign Office.
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Your DVKG team
Hello,
the United States has banned foreign travelers to China because of the corona virus. Persons without an American passport who have been in China for the past 14 days will no longer be admitted to the country from Sunday afternoon (02.02.2020). Health Minister Alex Azar said in Washington on Friday.
Source FAZ January 31, 2020
What is changing for EU citizens who want to travel or immigrate to the UK?
Nothing will change for tourists, business travelers or immigrants for the time being. During the transition period, until the end of 2020, EU citizens can continue to immigrate and start work. It is recommended to enter with a passport. The kingdom's more than 3 million EU citizens, including around 300,000 Germans, retain all previous rights. After that, the UK will end free movement of workers. It is not yet clear what exactly the future control and management of immigration will look like.
Tourists and business travelers who want to stay up to 90 days do not need a visa. EU workers will need to apply for visas and work permits. EU citizens already living in the Kingdom have until mid-2021 to apply for a permanent residence permit. For the "Settled Status" they have to prove five years of stay on the island without major interruptions. Those who have not yet lived in Britain for so long can obtain the "pre-settled status", which grants a provisional right of residence and employment and can be extended after five years. The government recently clarified that those who missed the application deadline for settled status by June 30, 2021 will not be automatically identified.
Source: FAZ 30/01/2020 and UK Embassy 30/01/2020
