Indian Students Evacuated Amid Ongoing Israel-Iran Conflict

As tensions rise in the Israel-Iran conflict, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs has successfully evacuated students from Tehran. The Embassy is actively assisting Indian nationals in the region, urging those who can travel independently to relocate to safer areas. With the conflict now in its fifth day, the situation remains critical, prompting the Embassy to provide essential contact information for those in need of assistance. Stay informed about the latest developments and safety measures being implemented for Indian citizens in Iran.

By Narendra Chaudhary Jun 17, 2025, 12:33 IST

Safety Measures for Indian Nationals in Tehran

Israel-Iran Conflict: In light of the escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, the Ministry of External Affairs announced on Tuesday that Indian students have been safely relocated from Tehran, thanks to the efforts of the Indian Embassy. The MEA shared on social media, stating, “Residents who can manage their own transportation have also been advised to leave the city considering the current situation. Additionally, some Indians have been assisted in exiting Iran via the Armenia border.”

The MEA emphasized that the Embassy will continue to provide necessary support to the Indian community. Furthermore, the Indian Embassy in Iran has shared three contact numbers for Indian nationals who are stranded in Tehran or have not yet reached out for assistance. The Embassy urged, “All Indian Nationals currently in Tehran and not in contact with us should reach out to the Embassy of India in Tehran immediately and share their location and contact details. Please call: +989010144557; +989128109115; +989128109109.”

Moreover, the Indian Embassy has advised Indian nationals and Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs) who can leave independently to move to safer locations. The conflict has now reached its fifth day, resulting in the deaths of 224 individuals in Iran and 24 in Israel.