The visa-free transit decision comes as part of broader efforts by India and Germany to deepen cooperation across education, mobility and people-centric exchanges, alongside growing strategic and econ

Germany will provide visa-free transit for Indian passport holders, allowing easier travel during layovers without needing an airport transit visa.

Germany has announced a visa-free transit facility for Indian passport holders during German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s visit to India, a move aimed at making international travel easier for Indians and deepening people-to-people ties between the two countries.

Germany and India are hammering out the details of a submarine manufacturing deal worth at least $8 billion — the largest-ever defense agreement for New Delhi, according to officials with direct knowledge of the details.

Merz met his counterpart, Narendra Modi, on Monday in Ahmedabad, located in prime minister’s home state of Gujarat

Germany scraps transit visa for Indians during Chancellor Merz’s India visit as PM Modi welcomes boost to travel and ties.

Germany has announced a visa-free transit facility for Indian travellers, easing layovers at major German airports and strengthening travel connectivity between India and Europe.

PM Modi told a media interaction that the growing cooperation in defence and security between India and Germany was a symbol of “our mutual trust and shared vision”| Business News