interpol-lawyer-india

Yes, but not automatically. India's NCB (CBI) receives Red Notices and may initiate proceedings, but an arrest for extradition purposes requires judicial authorisation under the CrPC. However, a Red Notice can restrict your banking, travel documents, and business activities even before formal proceedings begin. If you are in India and subject to a Red Notice, […]

India and Russia do not have a bilateral extradition treaty. However, Russia can make extradition requests under the Extradition Act 1962 on a reciprocity basis. In practice, Indian courts apply high scrutiny to such requests, particularly where political motivation or human rights concerns are evident. Our lawyers have experience defending against non-treaty extradition requests in […]

A standard CCF compliance review takes 9–18 months. However, emergency interim measures — which can suspend an active notice while the review is pending — are available in urgent cases and can be processed within 4–8 weeks. If you are at immediate risk of arrest in India or any other country, contact us to discuss […]

Yes. We represent clients globally and do not require physical presence in Cyprus for consultations. All initial consultations and case strategy sessions can be conducted by video call or encrypted communication. We work with local Indian legal counsel where court proceedings require it.