SynopsisWhile noting recent improvements in Iran's security situation, the Indian Embassy in Tehran has advised its citizens to avoid all non-essential travel to the country. Those already in Iran or needing to visit for urgent reasons are urged to exercise extreme caution, stay informed, and register with the embassy. Regular updates will be provided via the embassy's official channels.ReutersThe Embassy of India in Tehran has issued a revised travel advisory for Indian nationals, saying that while the security situation in Iran has shown signs of improvement, Indians should continue to avoid all non-essential travel to the country until further notice. According to the embassy, it has been closely monitoring the situation in Iran and noted "recent positive developments and the improvement in the overall situation." However, it advised Indian citizens against non-essential visits to the country despite the easing of conditions.Advisory for Indians in Iran The embassy said Indian nationals currently residing in Iran, as well as those who may need to travel there for unavoidable reasons, should exercise a high degree of caution. It asked them to remain vigilant at all times, maintain situational awareness, closely follow local developments through credible sources, and comply with instructions issued by local authorities. The advisory also urged all Indian citizens currently in Iran to register their details with the Embassy of India in Tehran at the earliest opportunity. They have been asked to regularly monitor the embassy's website and social media platforms for updates and any future advisories.Emergency numbers issuedThe Embassy of India in Tehran has also shared emergency helpline numbers for Indian nationals requiring assistance: +989128109115 +989128109109 +989128109102 +989932179359 The embassy can also be contacted via email at cons.tehran@mea.gov.in. (Join our ETNRI WhatsApp channel for all the latest updates)...moreElevate your knowledge and leadership skills at a cost cheaper than your daily tea.Subscribe Now