India advises citizens to postpone travel to Iran amid rising instability
On July 19, 2026, India issued a revised travel advisory urging its nationals to postpone travel to Iran due to escalating instability and conflict. The Indian Embassy in Tehran recommended that Indians already in Iran consider temporarily exiting via available commercial flights. The advisory follows increased U.S. military strikes targeting Iranian bridges, water desalination plants, and electrical facilities, and Iranian retaliatory attacks on U.S.-allied countries across West Asia. The embassy advised those remaining in Iran to exercise the highest caution, avoid areas with military activity (especially the southern coast), monitor news, and comply with local authorities. It also urged unregistered Indians to register with the embassy and check for updates. The advisory reflects India's pattern of issuing similar warnings during heightened regional tensions.
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