The USA has issued an advisory against travel to India, and the UK has put India on the 'red list'. It's expected more countries will follow as cases continue to surge in India
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Although regular international travel appears to be a long way off, India’s Ministry of Home Affairs has decided to open its international borders with select countries and subject to conditions.
As per the Indian Ministry of Home Affairs' order dated March 30, 2021, e-visa under the categories – e-Business visa, e-Medical visa, e-Medical Attendant visa and e-Conference visa has been restored with immediate effect. However, e-Visa under the Tourist category remains suspended.
The list of countries where the e-visa have been restarted are available here. The Indian missions in these countries are also sending out messages on the digital media.
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— India in New Zealand (@IndiainNZ) April 15, 2021
Restoration of the e-Visa
The High Commission of India is pleased to announce that all sub-categories of Electronic Visa (e-Visa), except e-Tourist Visa, has been restored i.e. e-Business Visa, e-Medical/ Medical Attendant Visa and e-Conference Visa.@MukteshPardeshi pic.twitter.com/WViyrcZqxi
In the pre-pandemic stage, India was issuing e-visas to travellers from 171 countries. But now visitors from 156 countries will be able to avail the facility. The UK, USA, Canada, are some of the key countries who do not figure on the list.
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Latest advisories and details of how to apply are available here.
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