Apply Your India eVisa Online in 10 Minutes

Citizens of 168 countries are eligible to apply for an India eVisa online. This includes the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Germany, France, Japan, South Korea, and most European, African, and South American countries. Notable exceptions include Pakistan, Bangladesh, China, and Nigeria citizens of these countries must apply through an Indian embassy or consulate. Use our eligibility checker above to confirm your country.

Processing time depends on the speed tier you choose at checkout. Standard processing delivers your approved eVisa within 96 hours. Priority processing delivers within 72 hours. Express processing delivers within 48 hours. We recommend applying at least 4 days before your travel date to allow time for our expert review and any document corrections if needed. In practice, most Standard applications are approved well within 96 hours, often in under 72. You will receive real-time email notifications as your application progresses through each stage.

Our all-inclusive pricing starts at $79 for a 30-day e-Tourist Visa with Standard processing (96 hours). Priority processing (72 hours) is $109, and Express processing (48 hours) is $139. For a 1-year multiple-entry e-Tourist Visa, pricing starts at $119 (Standard), $149 (Priority), or $179 (Express). The 5-year multiple-entry e-Tourist Visa starts at $169, $199, or $249 depending on speed. Every price includes the Indian government fee, our service fee for expert document review and photo validation, customer support, and all bank processing charges. There are zero hidden fees the price you see at checkout is the total you pay. Optional add-ons like Hotel booking ($5) and Refusal Protection ($20) are available but never required.

You need four things to apply, and most people already have them ready.

First, a valid passport with at least 6 months remaining validity from your planned arrival date in India and at least 2 blank pages. You will upload a clear scan or photo of your passport bio page (the page with your photograph and personal details)

Second, a recent photograph with a white background.

Third, a valid email address where we will deliver your approved eVisa.

For payment, we accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay, and Google Pay etc.

No. VisaIn.in is an independent, commercial visa assistance service operated by TravelRox. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Government of India, the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Bureau of Immigration, or any Indian embassy, consulate, or high commission. The official government eVisa portal is indianvisaonline.gov.in. Our service exists because the government portal is widely regarded as confusing and difficult to use (35+ form fields, strict photo requirements, no error checking, no customer support, and no refund if your application is rejected due to a mistake). Our service includes a simplified 5-minute form, expert document review before submission, photo validation, real-time application tracking, and dedicated customer support.

Rejection is uncommon when applications are properly completed and ensuring that is exactly what our expert review process does. Our current approval rate across all applications is 98.7%. The most common causes of rejection are incorrect passport numbers, name mismatches between the form and the passport, and photos that don't meet India's strict 51×51mm white-background requirements. Our specialists check every one of these before submitting your application.

The India eVisa is accepted at 28 designated airports and 5 seaports. Major airports include Delhi Indira Gandhi (DEL), Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji (BOM), Bangalore Kempegowda (BLR), Chennai (MAA), Hyderabad Rajiv Gandhi (HYD), Kolkata Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose (CCU), Goa Dabolim and Manohar Mopa (GOI/GOX), Jaipur (JAI), Cochin (COK), Ahmedabad (AMD), Lucknow (LKO), Amritsar (ATQ), Varanasi (VNS), Trivandrum (TRV), and Calicut (CCJ). The 5 designated seaports are Mumbai, Cochin, Mormugao (Goa), Chennai, and New Mangalore. You can enter India only through these designated eVisa ports, but you can exit from any authorised immigration checkpoint in the country including land borders. If you are arriving at an airport or seaport not on the designated list, you will need a traditional sticker visa from an Indian embassy or consulate instead.