(YourDigitalWall Editorial):- New Delhi, Delhi Dec 5, 2024 (Issuewire.com) – The Government of India has initiated an online visa program in order to help foreign citizens get easy access to the country. Millions of foreigners visit India every year and the online visa program offers a hassle-free entry to the country. More than 170 countries around the world can enjoy the complete benefits of this visa service where foreigners can generate their Indian visa with the help of an online portal. It was introduced back in 2014 and a decade has passed. It takes only 3 to 4 working days to get the visa document and it is sent via email to every applicant. There is an Indian Visa For SRI LANKAN CITIZENS which can be found at https://www.evisaprime.com/indian-visa/sri-lankan-citizens.
Similarly, there is an Indian Visa For SWEDISH CITIZENS which can be obtained at https://www.evisaprime.com/indian-visa/swedish-citizens. It is perfect for short-term visits in the country and applicants are requested to apply for it at least 5 days before their departure. It is also important to carefully fill out the online visa application form as any mistakes or errors in information can lead to the rejection of the request. There is also an Indian Visa For SWISS CITIZENS which can be availed of at https://www.evisaprime.com/indian-visa/swiss-citizens.
There are different kinds of visas based on the purpose of visit in the country such as Tourists eVisa, Business eVisa, e-Medical Visa, and so on. Foreigners can also find an Indian Visa For TAJIK CITIZENS which is available at https://www.evisaprime.com/indian-visa/tajik-citizens. Every applicant must have an active passport that has at least 6 months of validity. An affordable fee needs to be paid which is the service cost for visa generation. Foreigners can also find Indian Visa For TANZANIAN CITIZENS which is available at https://www.evisaprime.com/indian-visa/tanzanian-citizens. For more information, visit the official website.
Media Contact
Jaya Singh
This article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here.
