Law In India the extradition of a fugitive from India to a foreign country or vice-versa is governed by the provisions of Indian Extradition Act, 1962. advtanmoy 10/07/2018 1 minute read © Advocatetanmoy Law Library Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on Telegram (Opens in new window) Telegram Extradition Treaties India has signed Extradition Treaties, which are in force. Sl. No. Name of the Country Year of Treaty 1. Australia 2011 2. Bahrain 2005 3. Bangladesh 2013 4. Belarus 2008 5. Belgium 1958 6. Bhutan 1997 7. Bulgaria 2006 8. Canada 1987 9. Egypt 2012 10. France 2005 11. Germany 2004 12. Hong Kong 1997 13. Korea 2004 14. Kuwait 2007 15. Malaysia 2011 16. Mauritius 2008 17. Mexico 2009 18. Mongolia 2004 19. Nepal (old treaty) 1963 20. Netherlands 1989 21. Oman 2005 22. Poland 2005 23. Portugal 2008 24. Russia 2000 25. Saudi Arabia 2012 26. South Africa 2005 27. Spain 2003 28. Switzerland 1996 29. Tajikistan 2009 30. Tunisia 2004 31. Turkey 2003 32. UAE 2000 33. UK 1993 34. Ukraine 2006 35. USA 1999 36. Uzbekistan 2000 37. Vietnam 2013 Extradition Arrangements India has Extradition arrangements with following countries. Sl. No. Name of the Country Year of Arrangement 1. Fiji 1979 2. Italy 2003 3. Papua New Guinea 1978 4. Singapore 1972 5. Sri Lanka 1978 6. Sweden 1963 7. Tanzania 1966 8. Thailand 1982 Tags: Extradition Post navigation Previous: Examine the evidentiary value of AccompliceNext: HOW TO BECOME CITIZEN OF AMERICA Related Stories Law Part F (Volume 101) – Indian International Law advtanmoy 20/04/2026 Law Law and Governance: History, Principles, and Institutions advtanmoy 07/04/2026 Law Supreme Court Daily Digest (13th Feb 2026) advtanmoy 17/02/2026
