Passport Bio Page
- Attach a clear and original scan of your passport bio page.
- Make sure the entire page and the MRZ code are visible.
- Damaged passport scans or screenshots are not accepted.
To obtain an Indian Visa online, you need to upload certain documents depending on the type of visa you are applying for.
Refer to the list below to know the exact list of documents applicable to your selected eVisa category.
Apply for Your India eVisa Now!Mandatory Documents for all eVisa Types
Additional required documents based on the eVisa type and the purpose of the visit
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India e-Business Visa |
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India e-Business Visa |
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India e-Business Visa |
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India e-Business Visa |
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e-Film Visa |
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e-Conference Visa |
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e-Medical Visa |
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e-Medical Attendant Visa |
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Note: No additional documents are required apart from the passport scan and applicant photo. |
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e-Ayush Visa |
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e-Ayush Medical Attendant Visa |
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Note: No additional documents are required apart from the passport scan and applicant photo. |
e-Production Investment Visa |
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e-Student Visa |
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e-Tourist Visa 30-day e-Tourist Visa 1 Year e-Tourist Visa 5 Year |
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e-Tourist Visa 30-day e-Tourist Visa 1 Year e-Tourist Visa 5 Year |
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e-Mountaineering Visa |
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e-Transit |
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e-Indian Entry |
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The India e-Business Visa covers multiple purposes of travel, and the required supporting documents depend on the purpose selected in the application.
Attach a digital scan of a valid business card, confirming the applicant’s business identity and professional affiliation.
A copy of a business invitation letter that must be issued by an Indian firm, organisation, or company on its official letterhead.
The letter must confirm the purpose of the applicant’s visit to India.
An official approval document from the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, confirming the applicant’s sports-related visit to India.
An official invitation Letter to foreign sports teams and sports persons to visit India by the concerned Sports Federation or Association in India.
Upload a valid, sponsoring Letter from the Indian Shipping Agent or a Foreign Shipping Agent stationed in India, supporting the applicant’s visit to join the vessel in India.
A valid scanned copy of the Continuous Discharge Certificate (CDC) of the Seamen is required.
It must show details such as the applicant’s name, CDC number and nationality.
Purpose of Visit: To deliver lecture(s) under Global Initiative for Academic Networks (GIAN). (e-Business Visa)
A clear copy of the sanction order under GIAN issued by the National Coordinating Institute, IIT Kharagpur, supporting the applicant’s participation in the GIAN programme.
Provide an invitation letter from a host Indian institute or to a foreign faculty member under the GIAN initiative. Ensure the letter contains course details, expert's financial entitlements (honorarium, travel, and hospitality), and dates.
Copy of the synopsis of the courses to be taken up by the faculty. It should reflect details such as the course title and course outline.
A Clearance letter from the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, supporting the proposed and approved filming activities in India.
A formal letter of intent regarding the shooting of the film in India is required.
The letter must include:
A letter of invitation from the event organiser confirming the applicant’s participation in the conference, seminar or workshop in India.
A Political clearance issued by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Government of India, confirming that the event has received political clearance.
Event Clearance issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), Government of India, confirming the approval for attending the conference, seminar or workshop.
Who provides it
Why it’s needed
A system-generated medical invitation letter issued by the treating hospital or healthcare facility. It should include details of the hospital, the applicant, the proposed treatment, and the authorised signatory.
A completed Employer’s detail proforma providing information about the applicant’s current employer, such as the employer’s name and contact details of the company.
A dispatch letter issued by the current employer in support of the applicant’s visit to India. The letter should reflect information such as the applicant’s name and the purpose of the visit.
A sponsorship letter issued by the inviting company to support the applicant’s visit to India for the stated purpose.
An official letter of admission from a recognised Indian educational institution with the duration of the course.
A No Objection Certificate from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Govt of India.
Note: This document is required only if the applicant is joining a medical or paramedical course.
A letter of support from the applicant’s parent or guardian, accompanied by a bank guarantee certificate, or bank statements for the last 06 months in support of the applicant’s studies in India.
Copy of a letter issued by the organisation concerned on its official letterhead confirming the applicant’s purpose of visit to India with other relevant information.
Institute / Organisation / Hospital Letter on Letterhead
A valid scanned copy of a letter from the institute, organisation, or hospital concerned on its official letterhead. It should include details of the short-term course or programme.
A clearance letter issued by the Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) in support of your mountaineering or trekking expedition in India.
Provide a confirmed flight or travel booking showing your entry into and onward travel from India. The document must clearly display your name, travel dates, and booking details.
A copy of a Voter ID card or the Indian Passport of the applicant’s parent or spouse, who is a citizen of India.
Parent’s or spouse’s name and photo must be clearly visible.
A clear copy of the cancelled or surrendered Indian passport, along with the surrender certificate, for applicants of Indian origin who surrendered their Indian passport in or after 2010.
Upload a copy of the OCI card of a parent or a spouse, in the case of those who hold a valid OCI card.
Details such as parents’ or spouse’s name and nationality must be easily readable.
A clear copy of a birth or marriage certificate, as applicable. The certificate should include details such as the applicant's name and the parent's or spouse's name (as applicable).
Applicants with questions about eVisa application requirements can reach out to India Visa Support for assistance. The team will guide you through preparing and submitting the necessary documents.
Content Disclaimer: Information is accurate as of August 2026. Requirements may change, so confirm with immigration or your nearest Indian embassy before applying.
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