India and Pakistan signed five-year Kartarpur corridor agreement
On 24th October India and Pakistan signed a landmark agreement that will allow pilgrims from India to visit Kartarpur their holy land

- Travel will be visa-free, pilgrims must carry a valid passport
- Indian pilgrims with faith and a person of Indian origin can use the corridor.
- The pilgrims traveling in the morning will have to return on the same day.
- India has to send a list of pilgrims before 10 days of travel date and confirmation send to pilgrims four days prior.
- The online registration has begun for the pilgrims on the portal prakashpurb550.mha.gov.in
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