Visa to India
Order a visa to India quickly and easily!
30-day visa
For a short trip there and back- Valid for 30 days from the moment of entry into India
- Must enter India within 30 days from the date of issue
- You can enter India multiple times during
One-year tourist visa
For a peaceful trip- Valid for one year from the date of visa issuance
- Unlimited multiple logins possible
- Allows a stay of up to 90 consecutive days in India
- Stay in India for up to 180 days in a calendar year
5-year tourist visa
Most convenient for returning tourists- The visa is valid for 5 years from the date of issuance.
- Unlimited entries
- You can stay in India for up to 90 days.
- Stay in India for up to 180 days in a calendar year
How long can I get a visa to India?
There are several types of visas, the most common being: One-year tourist visa, a visa that allows travelers to travel to India for a specified period of time within a year from the time the visa is issued. Anyone who knows that they are coming to India for a limited time of less than 30 days can also issue Tourist visa for one month
On our website you can easily apply for a visa and receive your visa by email quickly!
Some things you should know about visas to India –
♦ According to the latest update (March 2023) – When issuing a one-year tourist visa, you can stay for a maximum of 90 consecutive days, after which you must leave India and re-enter. The maximum number of days you can stay in a calendar year (January to December) is 180 days (two 90-day entries or split into several entries). If you have been in India for 180 days, you must wait until next January and issue a new visa. (It is important to note that this is a period of approximately six months, but do not rely on the dates simply, you must count the days carefully and make sure you do not exceed them. Exceeding the defined stay period will result in unpleasant sanctions and can even lead to fines and a black stamp in your passport).
♦ There is also a one-month visa that can be obtained if you are interested. It is significantly cheaper, but you should take into account that you cannot extend the visa from within India, but only leave and obtain a new visa. So if you want to stay beyond a month, you will have to leave India and obtain a new visa.
♦ There is a five-year visa, but it is usually not approved for tourists just like that and a special reason is required, which usually includes a connection with someone local in India.
♦ A business visa is another type of visa and usually the restrictions on it are different from a tourist visa. Who works in India and needs to prove it in forms. A business visa is relevant for those who have businesses in India or work in India, they need to prove it in forms and they do not approve it for travelers just like that.
♦ After filling out the forms, you will receive an electronic visa by email, which you show at the airport upon arrival in India and then receive the visa as a stamp in your passport.
♦ From the moment you receive the visa by email, it is valid for one year, but from the moment you enter India, the 90 days you can stay there continuously begin.
The visa takes a few days to arrive, it can take two days or even a week or more, so it is important not to leave the visa application until the last minute before the flight.
♦ It is very important to save the email so that it is easy and convenient to access even offline, and it is also recommended to print the form.
New updates and guidelines are constantly being issued regarding tourist visas to India, and you should stay up to date and verify the latest guidelines when you want to travel to India.
What do I need to prepare in advance to fill out a visa form?
- Full name.
- A clear passport photo with all details.
- A passport photo with a light, smooth background in the size specified on the form (there are apps that allow you to resize photos).
- Technical details such as email address, ID number, phone number, residential address, country of birth, father's name and mother's name.
- Residential address.
- Country of birth and current citizenship.
- Planned landing date in India (it's okay if you don't have a plane ticket yet) and what type of visa you are requesting.
- Marital status. If married, then name of spouse.
- employment.
- Have you visited India before? And if so, when?
- Did you serve in the army?
While filling out the form, we will have to specify a lot of personal information such as country of birth, citizenships we hold, marital status, past visits to various foreign countries, and parents' origin.
We will also have to indicate on the form whether we have previously served in any security forces.
There is no need to be afraid of these questions and they should be answered honestly. The Indian Embassy is aware that military service is an integral part of the average Israeli's life and does not consider it a factor that may affect visa approval.
The most important thing is that we answer all questions fully and honestly and make sure we are accurate in all sections. Errors and inconsistencies can unnecessarily complicate and delay a process that should be fairly simple.
Like many countries in the world, entry to India requires a visa. The visa is obtained in advance by paying on the website. E-visa After filling out the required forms and details. The site has several forms that need to be filled out with a lot of small details, including attaching files such as photos, etc. and it is not very convenient and user-friendly, but this is the cheapest option for issuing a visa. There are Israeli sites that offer a service of filling out the forms for you, which will make the process much easier but will cost more. Both options are good. For example, the site VISA2.
