Instruction

Please read the instructions carefully before filling in the application form otherwise any mistake and visa is rejected so please read the instructions.

The E- Visa is for International Travelers Whose sole purpose of visiting India is tourism, recreation, meet friends or family, searching for medical care or a business trip..

Note: e-Visa To India it is the not allowed for the entry in india seminars, journalism and employment. Government Of India otherwise e-visa applications stands rejected::

• suitable details on the passport, incorrect photo uploads
• incorrect details entered used for date of birth or name
• India e-Visa is the departure to the probably be 60 days going in india from the dates of arrival in India. Double entry is permitted on Indian e-Tourist Visa and e-Business e-Visa. Triple entry will be allowed on indian e-Medical Visa in india.
• Applicant’s passport detail should have at least six months validity from the date of arrival in India. Otherwise Your visa is rejected
• The passport should have at least two blank pages for stamping by the Immigration Officer.
• E-Visa India is allowed for a maximum of 2 visits India per calendar year.
• going on arrival in India applicants will need to carry their Visa To India along with the passport
• Electronic travel authorization and does not allow you for assured entry in india into the India, your entry can still be refused at the time of arrival.
• Photo on the passport should present passport size, front face view, and eyes open
• appraisal the details mentioned carefully ahead of moving to the confirm details section
• Once you have entered India, you resolve be present subject to Indian Laws

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