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Government Restores Valid E-Visa To 156 Countries; Regular Visas To All
India has restored all currently valid five year e-tourist visa given to citizens of 156 countries and regular paper visa to nationals of all countries with immediate effect, two years after their suspension follow the COVID-19 outbreak.
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India Reduces E-Tourist Visa Fees For One-Year To Half
The government has reduced the e-Tourist visa fees for foreign nationals for one-year to half -- from $80 to $40. Whereas, the fee for a five-year e-Tourist visa would be $80.
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India Changes E-Tourist Visa Fee, Lowers Prices For Summer Months
India will offer 30-day e-tourist visa with USD 10 fee during lean period April to June.
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Centre Liberalises E-Visa Regime To Make It More Tourist Friendly
The e-tourist visa, introduced in September 2014 with 46 countries, has now been made applicable for 166 countries, a statement from the Tourism Ministry said today.
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Government Approves New Visa To Attract Foreigners, Boost Trade
Aiming to attract more tourists and boost trade, government today approved a new liberalized visa policy that include long-term multiple-entry comprehensive visa by merging tourist, business, medical and conference visas into one.
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Over 6,000 Travellers Arrived On E-Tourist Visa In August
Over 66,000 travellers arrived in India on e-tourist visa in August this year, recording a growth of about 197 per cent over the same period last year.
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SIM Card-On-Arrival For Tourists On E-Visa Likely By September End
Foreign travellers to India arriving on e-tourist visa are likely to get a SIM card from September-end, with the Home Ministry giving its nod and roping in state-run BSNL for the purpose.
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PM Modi Announces New Visa Rules For Thai Tourists
In a bid to attract more tourists from Thailand, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday announced that India will facilitate double entry e-tourist visas for Thai citizens.
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E-Tourist Visa For Foreigners Willing To Pursue Yoga Courses
Welcoming the Centre's decision to extend e-tourist visa to foreigners willing to pursue yoga courses in New Delhi, tour operators' body Indian Association of Tour Operators (IATO) on Friday said the move would have a "positive impact" on tourism sector as the ancient Indian practice is becoming popular globally.
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Tourist Visa And E-Visa For Foreigners Wanting To Do Yoga Course
In a first, India will give tourist visa and e-tourist visa to foreigners willing to undergo short term course on Yoga in its bid to popularise the ancient spiritual and ascetic practice globally.
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Visa On Arrival For Japanese Citizens From Tomorrow
Visa on arrival facility will be rolled out to Japanese nationals beginning Tuesday, in a move that is expected to boost inflow of tourists and business visitors.
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E-Tourist Visa Facility Extended To 37 More Countries
The central government today announced the extension of e-Tourist Visa (e-TV) facility to 37 more countries from Friday, a home ministry statement said.
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E-Tourist Visa Scheme Extended To 37 More Countries
The hugely successful e-Tourist Visa (e-TV) facility will be extended to citizens of 37 more countries, including Austria, Czech Republic, Denmark and South Africa, from tomorrow, taking the total count of countries under the scheme to 150.
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Government On Track To Extend E-Tourist Visa Facility To 150 Nations
The government is on track to extend e-tourist visa facility, which allows foreigners to get the travel document online, to 37 more countries by the end of current fiscal.
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Exponential Growth in Foreign Visitors After Expansion of e-Tourist Visa Facility
The e-Tourist Visa scheme notched a phenomenal growth of 1987.9 per cent in terms of tourist arrivals in October 2015 when 56,477 tourists landed in India compared to just 2,705 in the same month last year, an official said here on Wednesday.
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Government Restores Valid E-Visa To 156 Countries; Regular Visas To All
India has restored all currently valid five year e-tourist visa given to citizens of 156 countries and regular paper visa to nationals of all countries with immediate effect, two years after their suspension follow the COVID-19 outbreak.
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India Reduces E-Tourist Visa Fees For One-Year To Half
The government has reduced the e-Tourist visa fees for foreign nationals for one-year to half -- from $80 to $40. Whereas, the fee for a five-year e-Tourist visa would be $80.
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India Changes E-Tourist Visa Fee, Lowers Prices For Summer Months
India will offer 30-day e-tourist visa with USD 10 fee during lean period April to June.
-
Centre Liberalises E-Visa Regime To Make It More Tourist Friendly
The e-tourist visa, introduced in September 2014 with 46 countries, has now been made applicable for 166 countries, a statement from the Tourism Ministry said today.
-
Government Approves New Visa To Attract Foreigners, Boost Trade
Aiming to attract more tourists and boost trade, government today approved a new liberalized visa policy that include long-term multiple-entry comprehensive visa by merging tourist, business, medical and conference visas into one.
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Over 6,000 Travellers Arrived On E-Tourist Visa In August
Over 66,000 travellers arrived in India on e-tourist visa in August this year, recording a growth of about 197 per cent over the same period last year.
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SIM Card-On-Arrival For Tourists On E-Visa Likely By September End
Foreign travellers to India arriving on e-tourist visa are likely to get a SIM card from September-end, with the Home Ministry giving its nod and roping in state-run BSNL for the purpose.
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PM Modi Announces New Visa Rules For Thai Tourists
In a bid to attract more tourists from Thailand, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday announced that India will facilitate double entry e-tourist visas for Thai citizens.
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E-Tourist Visa For Foreigners Willing To Pursue Yoga Courses
Welcoming the Centre's decision to extend e-tourist visa to foreigners willing to pursue yoga courses in New Delhi, tour operators' body Indian Association of Tour Operators (IATO) on Friday said the move would have a "positive impact" on tourism sector as the ancient Indian practice is becoming popular globally.
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Tourist Visa And E-Visa For Foreigners Wanting To Do Yoga Course
In a first, India will give tourist visa and e-tourist visa to foreigners willing to undergo short term course on Yoga in its bid to popularise the ancient spiritual and ascetic practice globally.
-
Visa On Arrival For Japanese Citizens From Tomorrow
Visa on arrival facility will be rolled out to Japanese nationals beginning Tuesday, in a move that is expected to boost inflow of tourists and business visitors.
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E-Tourist Visa Facility Extended To 37 More Countries
The central government today announced the extension of e-Tourist Visa (e-TV) facility to 37 more countries from Friday, a home ministry statement said.
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E-Tourist Visa Scheme Extended To 37 More Countries
The hugely successful e-Tourist Visa (e-TV) facility will be extended to citizens of 37 more countries, including Austria, Czech Republic, Denmark and South Africa, from tomorrow, taking the total count of countries under the scheme to 150.
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Government On Track To Extend E-Tourist Visa Facility To 150 Nations
The government is on track to extend e-tourist visa facility, which allows foreigners to get the travel document online, to 37 more countries by the end of current fiscal.
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Exponential Growth in Foreign Visitors After Expansion of e-Tourist Visa Facility
The e-Tourist Visa scheme notched a phenomenal growth of 1987.9 per cent in terms of tourist arrivals in October 2015 when 56,477 tourists landed in India compared to just 2,705 in the same month last year, an official said here on Wednesday.
