Britain not seeking visa deal with India, Starmer says


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  • Wednesday, 08 Oct 2025

Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer poses for a photo with his business delegation before departing London Heathrow Airport as they head to India to meet with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and promote the recently signed trade deal, in London, Britain, October 7, 2025. Leon Neal/Pool via REUTERS

MUMBAI (Reuters) -Britain will not pursue a visa deal with India, Prime Minister Keir Starmer said, as he aims to deepen economic ties with the country following this year's trade agreement.

Starmer begins a two-day trip to India on Wednesday, bringing a trade mission of businesses to promote the trade deal, which was agreed in May, signed in July and due to come into effect next year.

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