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IMPACT — MEDIUM
The Indian government extended the deadline to change Person of Indian Origin cards to Overseas Citizen of India cards.
Key Points:
BAL Analysis: PIO cardholders should convert their PIO card to an OCI card as soon as possible to avoid possible complications and delays when traveling to India.
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