India FAQ
Your passport must be valid for no less than six months beyond the date of your arrival (and contain two blank pages for stamping purposes).
You can apply for and use a Medical eVisa for India three times in a calendar year (January-December).
Once your application has been processed, we will email you your Medical eVisa document for India. Be sure, then, to print out a hard copy of the document (and print out a hard copy of your completed and processed Self Declaration Form) to present it to an immigration official on your arrival.
The maximum stay in the country with a single Medical eVisa is 60 days.
A single Medical eVisa enables you to enter three times within its 60-day window of validity.
A Medical eVisa can be used to enter India via 26 designated airports; Ahmedabad, Amritsar, Bagdogra, Bengaluru, Calicut, Chennai, Chandigarh, Cochin, Coimbatore, Delhi, Gaya, Goa, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Kolkata, Lucknow, Madurai, Mangalore, Mumbai, Nagpur, Pune, Tiruchirapalli, Trivandrum and Varanasi & Vishakhapatnam. As well as the Cochin, Goa, Mangalore, Mumbai and Chennai seaports. (Medical eVisa holders can, however, leave the country by any authorised Immigration Check Post)
The situation in each country during the Covid 19 pandemic is changing rapidly. Please check with the foreign office of the country in order to ascertain the most up to date entry requirement for vaccination and Covid tests.
You can enter India, via your Medical eVisa, on any date within the period it’s valid.
If you reside in or you’re travelling from a yellow fever-affected country, you’ll be required to present proof of vaccination against the disease.
An official document that enables you to enter and travel in India, a Medical eVisa can be obtained for entry and travel specifically for receiving medical treatment at a reputed/ recognised hospital or treatment centre in the country.
You’ll need a hospital letter (outlining the medical purposes of your visit), a digital copy of the last page of your passport, a digital passport-sized photo and a credit/ debit card or PayPal account (for payment).
Once obtained, a Medical eVisa is valid for 60 days, beginning the date of your arrival in India, and enables you to enter the country a total three times within that 60-day window. However, be aware that a completed Self Declaration Form is valid for just one single entry to the country.
Yes. Foreign travellers to India can enter via the Cochin, Goa, Mangalore, Mumbai and Chennai seaports. (They can, however, leave the country by any authorised Immigration Check Post)
Yes, regardless of age, every foreign national seeking entry to India needs a visa document. However, you can apply for a Tourist eVisa for each of your children, as well as yourself, here at FastTrackVisa.com.
If you reside in or you’re travelling from a yellow fever-affected country, you’ll be required to present proof of vaccination against the disease.
The situation in each country during the Covid-19 pandemic is changing rapidly. Please check with the foreign office of the country in order to ascertain the most up to date entry requirement for vaccination and Covid-19 tests.
No, so long as you’re travelling on somewhere else after arriving in India, remain in the transit area of an airport and don’t pass through customs, you won’t need a visa of any kind.
If you enter India on a Tourist eVisa, you’ll be fully allowed to pursue recreation, sightseeing and casual visits (meeting friends or relatives). You won’t be allowed to pursue any business activities.
No, the Tourist eVisa is suitable for leisure and tourism visits to India only – it’s also not suitable for holders of emergency/ limited passports.
Yes. Once your application has been processed, we will email you your Tourist eVisa document for India. Be sure, then, to print out a hard copy of the document to present it to an immigration official on your arrival.