Hi,

While applying for the anticipatory bail you should maintain to the court about your foreign travel plans and ask for the permission to travel.

The visa applications must be applied along with the court permission to travel abroad to get the visa approved coz application will have the declaration in this regard.

Please keep in mind that your travel overseas will be contested.

1. Pendency of 498A case is hindrance to get working visa nor such enquiry is made. However at the time of grant of anticipatory bail the court may impose restrictions on your foreign travel on which event you will have to till such restrictions is waived which is though done after sometime.

2. I do not find any reason for rejection of bail on the ground of 498A case. Rather your main concern should be to get relaxation on condition of bail is such restrictions are imposed.

3. same as above.

If you need assistance to get the condition waived or relaxed feel free to contact.

Please note if you are not permitted by court to leave jurisdiction of court then your visa will get rejected, if there is no such order in your bail then you can leave country but again it depends on consulate .... and if you lie to consulate regarding pendency of case they can get you arrested

Your visa may be rejected on account of pending criminal case

2) if your visa Is approved you can travel abroad for work purposes

3) permission from court would be necessary if any conditions are imposed by court in grating bail

4) you will ha e to in your application mention details of your travel , the hotel wherein you would be staying etc

Hi

I would suggest you to bring this matter in eyes of court and apply for permission to travel abroad with assurance that you would come back and join the court proceedings.

I think you Will be permitted and could travel.

Thank You

Dear Client,

1) Can i apply for the any of the 2 visa and this FIR and case against me will cause any rejection? - U need to make declaration if any criminal case against u,u can conceal or lie, it may rejected on this point.

2) Incase visa is rejected, is there any way i can reply and get it approved with any document from court ? - with court permission, u may get visa

3) Incase if visa is approved at first attempt (chances of which is looking slim as per my knowledge looking at FIR and case), can I travel to Australia? If no is there any provision for me to request court and they allow me to travel. - for bonafied reason, temporary stay, no question to avoid court proceeding, bond that u will appear before court as when u will call. it may be allowed.

Yes the visa application can be rejected due to the pending criminal case

If any special condition has been imposed by the court while granting bail then permission from the court is to be taken by you.

You may suitably get the same condition on the bail from the court, there will bot be much problem.

Regards

Whether or not you will be permitted to be travel outside India, depends on the conditions in your anticipatory bail. Generally speaking, anticipatory bail conditions are restrictive and prohibits travel.

Once you are granted the anticipatory bail, check with your lawyer to find out whether or not you need any permission from the Court to travel abroad.

Respected sir...

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Thanku

Hi

1) You can travel to Australia as your trip is for short term and business/Work related and the pending case is NOT an impediment for your overseas travel.

2) For grant of work related/ business related visa's in general foreign embassies do not undertake criminal antecedent's checks or pending cases checks on their own, but these embassies expect candidates to declare the same in their visa application.

3) Foreign embassies are also aware that in India women file many false cases and generally tend to give very little importance or negligible importance even if they are being made of aware such cases pending against the visa applicant. So technically the pending cases should not cause any problem in your visa application.

4)Grant of Visa/Rejection of Visa is generally based on merits of your business /work related travel purpose, your chances of returning back to your home land etc and has nothing to do with pending cases against you in India.

5) Indian courts do not have any jurisdiction on foreign embassies and as such Indian courts cannot be of any help in enabling you to obtain your foreign work/business visa.

6) If you so wish and at your discretion, you can opt to take court permission to travel overseas and in general courts grant permission for up to 12 months for work related travel and for longer periods if the court is convinced that your overseas travel will not hinder the case progress/disturb the witnesses etc.

Hope this information is useful.

1. Mere FIR cannot be a hinderance to your visa processing application.Until; there is no restriction by an order of court to travel abroad, you can freely apply for it.

2. Visa cannot be rejected on this ground since the police have not filed the charge sheet before court and the same has not been numbered in court, hence ,mere FIR cannot be a reason for rejection of Visa

3. Since there is no case is pending before court, you need not apply for permission to court seeking to travel abroad.

1) generally court would not reject your application for AB

2) if it is rejected you can appeal before SC

3) you don’t need to fear .thete is no automatic arrest in dowry harassment cases

Bleak chances that AB will be rejected.

Yes if AB is rejected then you will be arrested and then is will have to apply for regular bail.

Do not worry, AB will not be canceled.

Intimate us with what happened.

Best of Luck

1. You can ask your advocate to present his arguments strongly based on the merits in your side. Generally the AB should not be rejected until the alegations are very serious.

2. No, they will not make the arrest immediately in the court.

They will go back t the police station and prepare all the papers for making a formal arrest.

So you will be having time to escape and go underground till you apply for AB once again after a week or so.

HI

1. There are very less chances that your anticipatory bail may get dismissed, it should be allowed.

2. Yes police can arrest you if the bail gets dismissed. Presence of Judge or lawyer will not effect the procedure of police.

If they arrest you then file a regular bail application in Higher Court.

Thank You

1. Not likely. The relief already given to you, must be extended only.

2. Yes, you can be taken into custody and in that vase you will have to apply for a regular bail. But this is highly unlikely to happen.

1) Is there any chances for my Anticipatory bail to get rejected? - depend on facts of cases, now a days in domestic violence Case, bails don't rejects.

2) Incase if judge for any reasons decide to reject my bail. Since police are also there can they arrest or take my custody there and there in front of judge and my lawyer.? - yes

And if they do that what are my options. Do i have to go jail and do some jail time? - first for remand if required, go for regular bail than.