New Delhi/Tehran: The Embassy of India in Iran has issued an urgent advisory asking Indian nationals currently in the country to leave Iran at the earliest amid a rapidly deteriorating security situation.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, the Indian Embassy in Tehran said that Indian citizens, including students, pilgrims, professionals and tourists, are advised to exit Iran using any available means of transport, including commercial flights, until the situation stabilises.
The advisory comes against the backdrop of growing unrest, protests and heightened regional tensions, raising concerns over the safety of foreign nationals.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has also advised Indians to avoid all non-essential travel to Iran until further notice. Those currently in the country have been asked to remain vigilant and closely follow official updates.
The Embassy further urged Indian nationals to:
Keep passports, visas and travel documents readily accessible
Avoid areas witnessing protests or large public gatherings
Maintain regular contact with the Indian Embassy
Register with the Embassy if not already enrolled
Emergency contact numbers and helpline details have been activated to assist Indian citizens facing difficulties. The Embassy said it is closely monitoring the evolving situation and coordinating with local authorities to ensure the safety of Indians.
Iran has witnessed widespread protests and instability in recent days, triggering security concerns across several regions. Several countries have issued travel advisories for their citizens, urging caution and preparedness.
Indian authorities have reiterated that the safety and security of Indian nationals abroad remains a top priority, and further advisories will be issued as the situation develops.
