Overview
- Earlier this week, Nagal said his China visa was rejected without explanation and he appealed for help on social media.
- He later thanked the Chinese ambassador and India’s foreign ministry, saying the visa arrived in time for the trip.
- China’s Foreign Ministry said athlete visas are issued under its laws and urged applicants to submit required documents to the embassy.
- The Asia-Pacific wild-card playoff runs November 24–29 in Chengdu, with winners earning 2026 Australian Open main-draw spots.
- Nagal, 28, is India’s top-ranked men’s singles player and is currently around No. 290 after a career-high No. 68 in 2024.