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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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E-Tourist Visa: Government Garners Revenue Of Rs 1,400 Crore
E-visa Since 2014, the government has been offering e-visa to the citizens of 163 countries
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New Liberalised Visa Regime Being Implemented: Minister
The new regime had sub-divided e-Visa into three categories -- e-tourist visa, e-business visa and e-medical visa -- for nationals of 161 countries
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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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Foreign Tourist Arrivals In January-July Up 10 Per Cent At 49.22 Lakh
Foreign tourist arrivals during the January-July period grew by 10 per cent to 49.22 lakh on account of initiatives taken by the government including e-tourist visas.
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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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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.
-
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.
-
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.
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E-Tourist Visa: Government Garners Revenue Of Rs 1,400 Crore
E-visa Since 2014, the government has been offering e-visa to the citizens of 163 countries
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New Liberalised Visa Regime Being Implemented: Minister
The new regime had sub-divided e-Visa into three categories -- e-tourist visa, e-business visa and e-medical visa -- for nationals of 161 countries
-
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.
-
Foreign Tourist Arrivals In January-July Up 10 Per Cent At 49.22 Lakh
Foreign tourist arrivals during the January-July period grew by 10 per cent to 49.22 lakh on account of initiatives taken by the government including e-tourist visas.
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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.
