Update from 13.08.2024
Documents required to apply for an e-visa to India:
– Passport – the validity period must exceed the visa expiration date by 6 months after the end of the trip (color scanned copy of the passport with the identification page in PDF format not exceeding 300 KB, signed in Latin with the name and surname of the tourist)
– Photo – (5×5 cm color photo on a white background in JPEG (JPG) format, size from 10 to 300 KB, signed in Latin with the tourist’s name and surname)
– Questionnaire (all items must be completed). (download the questionnaire here)
An e-visa is issued for 30 days.
The cost of a visa:
– Cost of e-visa for 30 days (one-time)
– when booking a full tour package or hotel – 70 USD for one passport.
The visa application deadline is no later than 96 hours before departure.
We recommend submitting documents in advance to avoid unforeseen situations.
– In case of visa refusal, the consular and service fees are non-refundable.
– The amount of the visa fee is subject to change.
The final cost is specified on the day of submission of documents.
After receiving the visa, it is mandatory to print out the confirmation (containing the applicant’s photo and barcode), which will need to be shown at the airport of arrival in India.IMPORTANT:– the airport of arrival must be the same as the one indicated in the application form when filling it out; the airport cannot be changed after payment of the visa fee; if you need to change the airport after payment, you must fill out a new application form and pay for it separately.
– in case of errors in filling out the application form (in the passport number and/or name), you must fill out and pay for the application form again.
The Embassy does not recommend traveling with an electronic visa that contains inaccuracies and/or errors.
– It is strictly forbidden to export tiger and other wild animal skins, rare reptile and ivory products, and live plants from India.
There is also a restriction on the export of items of historical or cultural value made before the 20th century. The export of national currency (rupee) is prohibited.
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