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Several nations do not have extradition treaties with India, meaning they are not legally obligated to extradite individuals to India. These include countries like China, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Iran, Nepal, Myanmar, Oman, North Korea, Bahrain, Afghanistan. It's important to note that even without a treaty, some countries may still consider extradition requests on a case-by-case basis.
Countries without extradition treaties with India:
China:
According to rednoticelawyers.com, no-extradition.com, and The Indian Express, China does not have a formal extradition treaty with India.
UAE (United Arab Emirates):
According to rednoticelawyers.com, and no-extradition.com, the UAE lacks a treaty with India.
Saudi Arabia:
According to rednoticelawyers.com, and no-extradition.com, there is no extradition treaty between Saudi Arabia and India.
Malaysia:
According to rednoticelawyers.com, and no-extradition.com, Malaysia is among the nations without an extradition treaty with India.
Thailand:
According to rednoticelawyers.com, and no-extradition.com, Thailand does not have an extradition treaty with India.
Indonesia:
According to rednoticelawyers.com, and no-extradition.com, Indonesia does not have a treaty.
Iran:
According to rednoticelawyers.com, and no-extradition.com, Iran is listed as not having an extradition treaty with India.
Nepal:
According to rednoticelawyers.com, and no-extradition.com, Nepal also does not have an extradition treaty with India.
Myanmar:
According to rednoticelawyers.com, and no-extradition.com, Myanmar is another nation lacking an extradition treaty with India