India e-Visa Query
I'm planning on heading back to India next month. I already had an e-Visa issued in October which I used previously but it expires end of December so I'm applying for another.
The official website states "The passport should have at least two blank pages for stamping by the Immigration Officer." I have 4 blank pages in random locations in my passport but neither are consecutively blank, one beside the other.
Any insight into whether this will cause any problems?
Best Answer
As said in the comments, to get an Indian E-Visa two blank pages are needed, but they do not have to be next to each other.
One page will be used for the visa itself, and other will be used for the entry stamp. As you have four pages left this will be fine.
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Is eVisa to India available now?
Indian evisa service has been restored for nationals of 156 eligible countries. ii. All currently valid e-visas with respect to 156 countries stands restored. Authorized Immigration checkposts through which eVisa holders can travel.Are E visas to India suspended?
(i) Regular (Paper) Tourist Visa issued to foreign nationals of all countries, which remained suspended since March 2020, shall stand restored. (ii) Existing valid e-Tourist Visa issued before 6 October, 2021 will continue to remain suspended and travel on such visas is not permitted.How long does it take for an Indian eVisa to be approved?
Standard Processing: It is processed in 5 days for the price of USD 147.50 (service fees included). Rush Processing: Your visa will be processed in 3 days for the price of USD 177.50 (service fees included). Super Rush Processing: It is processed in 2 days for the price of USD 212.50 (service fees included).Is eVisa open for India from UK?
Please note: eVisa entry is currently not permitted for citizens of United Kingdom. Very few exceptions apply. This is a temporary measure and British nationals are expected to be let into India again soon.Tourist E-Visa/Paper visa for India - New Guideline | Step by Step Process | Latest oct 2021
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