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Visa to India

Hi,

My company had decided to sent me to India for a period of 2 months. But i do not want to go to India.

I have to filled in a visa form and submit a letter of invitation.

Any ideas or tips on how to be rejected from getting a India Visa?
 

chewed

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Hi,

My company had decided to sent me to India for a period of 2 months. But i do not want to go to India.

I have to filled in a visa form and submit a letter of invitation.

Any ideas or tips on how to be rejected from getting a India Visa?

in your visa application, under previous jobs, maybe your can put pyrotechnic specialist, with 10 years of experince in Afghannistan?
 

neddy

Alfrescian (Inf)
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Hi,

My company had decided to sent me to India for a period of 2 months. But i do not want to go to India.

I have to filled in a visa form and submit a letter of invitation.

Any ideas or tips on how to be rejected from getting a India Visa?

How can you call yourself "international" when you do not dare venture into Incredible India.

Look! Things have improved over there, unless you arrive at Indira Gandhi airport, eat too much meat and suffer Delhi belly.

When I was there, I was treated like a maharajah without moustache. There were people running errands for me, a driver attached to me to bring me around the places in his Ambassador car. Counaught Place was good for getting my cheap Nat Geo magazines. Enjoyed the "National Permit - Horn Please" suicide half-built highway between Delhi and Agra industral region.

The haircut came with shoulder and back massage.

There are some very cool places to chill out too.

Everything was in Rupees. But these days, they are smarter, foreign currency accepted.

Have some Singaporean pride. Take it positively and learn new things. Don't just complain and make yourself sound like a weakling.
 

po2wq

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u gt chance 4 free travel n u dun want? ... anyway, iz 2 mths oni wat ...


go c taj mahal ... iz beautiful ... u wun regret it ...
 

scroobal

Alfrescian
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Great post bro. We are becoming very soft. Had a engineer friend assigned to highway project in Pakistan in the rural north. Very positive chap. Brought back first class mangoes and some great stories, pictures etc. Because of his great attitude, his French employers have promoted him and he is now in charge of half the world.

How can you call yourself "international" when you do not dare venture into Incredible India.

Look! Things have improved over there, unless you arrive at Indira Gandhi airport, eat too much meat and suffer Delhi belly.

When I was there, I was treated like a maharajah without moustache. There were people running errands for me, a driver attached to me to bring me around the places in his Ambassador car. Counaught Place was good for getting my cheap Nat Geo magazines. Enjoyed the "National Permit - Horn Please" suicide half-built highway between Delhi and Agra industral region.

The haircut came with shoulder and back massage.

There are some very cool places to chill out too.

Everything was in Rupees. But these days, they are smarter, foreign currency accepted.

Have some Singaporean pride. Take it positively and learn new things. Don't just complain and make yourself sound like a weakling.
 

Leongsam

High Order Twit / Low SES subject
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Great post bro. We are becoming very soft.

Singaporeans have ALWAYS been soft for as long as I can remember.

When I was working in a MNC in the late 70s, Malaysian PRs used to clamour for overseas assignments while Sinkies tried their best to avoid them.

The Malaysians saw overseas assignments as a chance to earn extra money and gain additional exposure.

The Singaporeans viewed business travel as nothing more than a major disruption to their cushy, low risk routines.
 

scroobal

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Come to think of it, I do remember that was the case. Funny even with NS, we were conditioned not to accept risk or seek adventure.

When I was working in a MNC in the late 70s, Malaysian PRs used to clamour for overseas assignments while Sinkies tried their best to avoid them.
 

pia

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Come to think of it, I do remember that was the case. Funny even with NS, we were conditioned not to accept risk or seek adventure.

Comfort zone. But should be lesser the case now since our comfort zone is becoming increasing discomforting.

It's not just us, in the old days, I heard from Jap biz acquaintances the best stayed in Japan, the guys who were posted overseas were second-rated. The world has changed now.
 

scroobal

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Thanks I was not aware of that. I do remember that those who did not qualify for British Civil service, Police force etc ended up in Hong Kong.
It's not just us, in the old days, I heard from Jap biz acquaintances the best stayed in Japan, the guys who were posted overseas were second-rated. The world has changed now.
 

neddy

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Great post bro. We are becoming very soft. Had a engineer friend assigned to highway project in Pakistan in the rural north. Very positive chap. Brought back first class mangoes and some great stories, pictures etc. Because of his great attitude, his French employers have promoted him and he is now in charge of half the world.

The best varieties of mangoes are in India.

Yes. Very interesting stories from Pakistan.

Pakistan is another "hard$hip" posting. If your friend has a foreign look, and was in Islamabad or Rawalpindi, he would probably be at the centre of attraction. Everyone would want to take photo with him. But the women were shy and could only steal side glances.

The bookshops are in Melody Sqaure, Islamabad.

The highway even more interesting. The old Bedford trucks all decorated like Singapore funeral lorries.

In the right season, your friend would have apricots, berries, raisins, etc.

In the rural north, expect electricity cuts on certain days, shower in blackish color water, enjoy the lamb and the friendly restaurant services.

Be generous. Tip the waiters and buy drinks from them.

These postings make life interesting, and make us better persons.

I need to add this point. Singapore women are more adventurous when it comes to going to the more exotic destinations for work and travel.
 
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Awesome idea.....

I been in India for half a year the last time.... been everywhere touristic as well as hidden... not even the local people know the places i know

nowadays, there are more exciting countries i can spent my time in such as Eastern Europe, South America, China, etc

Appreciate more replies....

in your visa application, under previous jobs, maybe your can put pyrotechnic specialist, with 10 years of experince in Afghannistan?
 

po2wq

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... the best stayed in Japan, the guys who were posted overseas were second-rated. The world has changed now.
in ur case, ze coy kip their best guys n send their 2nd-rated out ... iz nt dat ze best guys find reasons 2 siam ...
 

pia

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Loyal
Awesome idea.....

Appreciate more replies....

Just give your application forms with unfilled information, missing documents, one at a painful time. U know these bureaucratic clerks at their embassy.. one small thing missing also cannot. Make them so frustrated with you until they ignore you altogether :biggrin:
 

po2wq

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Just give your application forms with unfilled information, missing documents, one at a painful time. U know these bureaucratic clerks at their embassy.. one small thing missing also cannot. Make them so frustrated with you until they ignore you altogether :biggrin:
wait dey ban u totally den u noe ... :p
 

neddy

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Asset
Awesome idea.....

I been in India for half a year the last time.... been everywhere touristic as well as hidden... not even the local people know the places i know

nowadays, there are more exciting countries i can spent my time in such as Eastern Europe, South America, China, etc

Appreciate more replies....

Good for you!

Try Mexico next.
 
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