Indian students in Tehran relocated to safer areas due to escalating tensions, says Embassy in Iran

The Embassy of India, Tehran has relocated most Indian students from Tehran to safer locations outside the Iranian capital amid heightened risk perceptions, according to an advisory issued on March 3, 2026.

In the latest update, the Embassy said arrangements have been made for transportation, food and accommodation for the relocated students.

“Due to the heightened risk perception in Tehran city, the Embassy of India has relocated most Indian students who were in Tehran to safer locations outside Tehran. The Embassy has made arrangements for their transportation, food, and accommodation,” the advisory said.



The mission stated that only a small number of students who declined the Embassy’s offer remain in Tehran.

For other Indian students and nationals still in Iran, the Embassy reiterated its earlier advisory:

• Stay indoors as far as possible and avoid unnecessary movement.
  
  
• Exercise due caution at all times.
  
  
• Avoid areas of protests or demonstrations.
  
  
• Remain in regular contact with the Embassy of India in Iran.
  
  

The Embassy has shared multiple emergency helpline numbers and an email contact for assistance, urging Indian nationals to remain vigilant and follow official updates closely.

The advisory was posted by India in Iran on X, as tensions continue in the region.