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In a move aimed at boosting India’s global academic and technological standing. The government has introduced the G20 Talent Visa, designed to attract top-tier scholars, researchers, and professionals from G20 nations.
The Ministry of Home Affairs unveiled the initiative, which aligns with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s proposal during the G20 Summit in September 2024.
The G20 Talent Visa is for individuals engaged in post-doctoral research and specialized training programs.
Its purpose is to foster innovation and cross-border collaboration in science and academia. The University Grants Commission (UGC) promotes the visa among higher education institutions across the country to increase awareness and participation.
The G20 Talent Visa is designed to facilitate the entry of individuals involved in post-doctoral research, academic projects, fellowships, and specialized training programs.
It is aimed at attracting top-tier scholars, researchers, and professionals from G20 nations, which seeks to enhance India’s academic and technological capabilities. By fostering global collaboration, the initiative positions India as a key hub for innovation and knowledge exchange.
The University Grants Commission (UGC) will lead efforts to promote the visa among higher education institutions, researchers, and other stakeholders to maximize engagement.
Ultimately, the G20 Talent Visa aims to strengthen India’s global presence by drawing exceptional talent to contribute to advancements in critical sectors.
How G20 Talent Visa Works?
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