India will permit international flights from all countries from December 15
The Hindu
Restrictions on the number of flights from a country will depend on its health risk status.
India will permit international flights from all countries from December 15, but there will be restrictions on the number of flights from a country depending on its health risk status.
"The competent authority has decided to resume the scheduled commercial international passenger services to/ from India with effect from 15th December, 2021," Ministry of Civil Aviation said in an order issued today.
"Due to prevailing COVID-19 situation, the capacity entitlements shall be as per the category of countries based on enlistment of countries as at-risk from time to time by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare," it adds.

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