Govt to extend easy visa rules to all PLI sector companies
Business Standard|July 05, 2024
The government is working towards streamlining the application process for Indian business visas for companies that are not beneficiaries under the production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme but have set up manufacturing units across the 14 sectors covered under the scheme.
SHREYA NANDI
Govt to extend easy visa rules to all PLI sector companies

"We have already got a streamlined process for PLI beneficiaries. We're trying to get it extended to other nonPLI beneficiaries, which are operating in those same strategic sectors. We are in the process of drawing up a similar streamlined process for those kinds of non-PLI beneficiaries in the PLI sector as well," Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh said on Thursday. DPIIT comes under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.

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