Embark on an exciting journey to India, a country of vast diversity and endless opportunities. Whether you’re drawn to its luxurious coastal resorts, hidden mountain temples, or vibrant cities brimming with diverse experiences, India is a magnet for business professionals worldwide. As one of the fastest-growing global economies, it beckons those seeking investment and business opportunities.
Preparing for your business trip to India? The first step is obtaining an India Business e-Visa. This comprehensive guide, brought to you by Natvisa, will cover everything you need to know about this essential travel document.
Stay tuned to learn about the e-Visa requirements, the application process, and how Natvisa can facilitate your journey to this dynamic country.
The India Business e-Visa is your digital key to India, designed specifically for business-related travel. Unlike conventional visas, it’s an electronic document linked to your passport.
Once you complete your application, expect to receive your e-Visa via email. We recommend printing it out to present to the authorities when you land in India.
Remember, this visa is for business visits only and not for seeking employment. For employment visas, please contact the nearest Indian consulate or embassy.
This e-Visa is accessible to business travelers from over 171 countries. Eligible activities include:
You can enter India through 29 designated airports and 5 seaports, and exit from any authorized Immigration Check Posts (ICPs).
Ahmedabad | Amritsar | Bagdogra |
Bengaluru | Bhubaneswar | Calicut |
Chandigarh | Chennai | Cochin |
Coimbatore | Delhi | Gaya |
Goa | Guwahati | Hyderabad |
Jaipur | Kannur | Kolkata |
Lucknow | Madurai | Mangalore |
Mumbai | Nagpur | Port Blair |
Pune |
Chennai | Cochin | Goa |
Mumbai | New Mangalore |
The India Business e-Visa is a Multiple Entry visa valid for 1 year from the date of arrival, allowing a cumulative stay of up to 180 days. Please note, it is non-extendable.
To apply for an Indian Business Visa, you will need:
Upon arrival, officials might request a health certificate and proof of financial stability for your stay in India.
Our agents will meticulously review your application and reach out via email if any issues arise. Once approved, your e-Visa will be sent to your email, linked electronically to your passport. Nonetheless, carrying a printed copy during your trip is advisable.
Form is received and reviewed.
Receive the approved document.
Present the document upon arrival.
Minors accompanying you to India need a valid visa. Our Visa Checker Tool will help determine the appropriate type for them.
Usually, transiting through India does not require an e-Visa. However, it’s always best to verify your specific requirements using our visa checker tool.
With the lifting of COVID restrictions in India, vaccination is still advised. For the latest travel updates, please refer to current guidelines or contact your local embassy.
For additional queries about the e-business visa, our customer support team is available 24/7. Reach out to them for immediate assistance during your application process.
The Indian Business e-Visa permits entry through designated airports and seaports. Always carry a copy of your visa during your stay. Be mindful that this visa is non-extendable.
Nationals from Yellow Fever-affected countries should carry a vaccination card upon arrival in India. This is crucial to avoid potential quarantine.
By choosing Natvisa for your Indian Business e-Visa, you’re opting for a hassle-free, secure, and efficient application process. We are here to ensure that your business trip to India starts on the right note!
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