簽證造假、數據脫節、遣返受阻，印度非法務工鏈條為何能閉環運轉丨印度政府自己的僑匯帳本，才是閉環真正的鑰匙

In the first quarter of 2025, the number of Indian visitors to China surged by 320% year-on-year, but tourism spending remained stagnant. People came in, but money didn't – the vast majority of this 320% increase wasn't from tourists, but from illegal workers entering with fake visas. From visa forgery agencies openly advertising their services on the streets of Delhi, to the ineffective document review at Indian embassies and consulates, and the protracted delays and procrastination in the repatriation process, a complete closed loop of illegal labor supply chains has formed, running directly from India to China. The core driving force behind this loop isn't sophisticated forgery techniques – it's India's annual reliance on remittances of $125 billion. Every successful departure adds another remittance node; every crackdown on forgery potentially reduces foreign exchange inflows. It's a cruel arithmetic problem: faced with the essential need for remittances to sustain life, procedural compliance is forced to yield. This video is based on publicly available data and media reports, aiming to provide in-depth international commentary and does not represent any political stance. #India #illegalimmigration #visafraud #remittance #deportation #bordersecurity #entryandexit #graymarket #ChinaIndiarelations #globalmigration #labor #socialgovernance #India #illegal_immigration #visa_fraud #remittance #deportation #border_security #China_India #labor_market