Tourist Visa
$100.00$150.00 / per person
Medical Visa (Ayush Visa)
$100.00$180.00 / per person

Eligibility Criteria

  • Valid standard passport from an eligible country with 6+ months validity and 2 blank pages.

  • Purpose - Sightseeing, holidays, visiting family/friends, or short yoga/cultural courses.

  • Confirmed return/onward ticket and sufficient funds.

  • Not valid for Diplomatic/Official passports or children listed on a parent’s passport.

Required Documents

  • Clear color PDF scan of Passport Bio page showing full page and MRZ code (10–300 KB).
  • Recent JPEG photo on a plain white background, facing forward, no glasses (10 KB–1 MB).
  • Confirmed flight itinerary and hotel/address details in India.

Top Rejection Reasons to Avoid

  • Names, passport numbers, or dates that don't match your passport exactly.
  • Blurry/cropped passport scans or photos with dark backgrounds and glasses.
  • Applying for a new e-Visa while already holding a valid, active one.
  • Omitting past visa rejections, overstays, or legal issues.
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Important Note

Travelers with direct Pakistani origin (parental, grandparental, or marital links) are generally ineligible for the automated e-Visa portal and must apply for a regular paper visa through an Indian Embassy.

Overview & Eligibility

  • Valid for 60 days from date of arrival with up to 3 entries permitted.
  • Up to 2 family members/caregivers can accompany the patient.
  • Eligible Treatments - Specialized procedures (e.g., neurosurgery, joint replacement, cardiac care, oncology, organ transplants).

Required Documents (Patient)

  • Scanned Passport bio page (6+ months validity) and white-background photo.
  • Formal letter from an accredited Indian hospital detailing the medical treatment plan.
  • Doctor's referral letter and recent test reports (MRIs, lab results) from home country.

Required Documents (Companion/Attendant)

  1. Passport scan and passport photo
  2. Proof of relationship to the patient.
  3. Linked e-Medical Visa application number or copy.

Top Rejection Reasons to Avoid

  • Using informal emails instead of official hospital letterheads, or omitting doctor registration details and passport numbers.

  • Booking treatment at unapproved clinics or requesting non-eligible procedures (e.g., routine wellness/cosmetic care).
  • Name, passport number, or travel date mismatches between the hospital letter and passport bio page.
  • Attempting to apply for more than 2 attendants per patient.
  • Uploading dark, blurry passport scans or non-compliant photos.
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Important Note

Under Indian immigration and health ministry regulations, hospitals are legally prohibited from admitting foreign nationals for major medical procedures under a Tourist Visa. Patients must enter on an e-Medical Visa; attempting to seek planned hospital care on a tourist status risks immediate treatment refusal or FRRO intervention.

Tourist Visa

Validity - 5 Years / Multiple
Visa Pricing $100.00$150.00 / per person
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Medical Visa (Ayush Visa)

Validity - 356 Days / Multiple
Visa Pricing $100.00$180.00 / per person
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Got Questions? We Have Answers

Standard processing takes 3 to 5 business days once all documents are verified. We recommend submitting your details at least 7 to 14 days before your planned departure to account for potential government review delays.

Citizens of over 160 eligible countries holding standard international passports can apply online. Your passport must have at least 6 months of validity from your arrival date in India and contain two blank pages.

The accredited hospital in India must issue a formal invitation letter on official letterhead stating your name, passport number, medical condition, proposed treatment plan, and the treating doctor’s signature/stamp.

Yes. Up to two family members or caregivers can apply for an e-Medical Attendant Visa, which is directly linked to your primary e-Medical Visa application.

No. Indian immigration law strictly prohibits hospitals from admitting foreign nationals for planned major surgeries or medical treatments under a Tourist Visa. You must hold a valid e-Medical Visa before starting hospital treatment.