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India Travel Guide101: Obtaining a Visa for India

So one of the first steps in planning a trip to India is getting a Visa. All visitors across the globe need a visa to plan a trip. Only the citizens Nepal and Bhutan may not require a visa for India. India does not have any provision for the issue of visas on arrival, so obtaining a Visa is a pre-requisit to arrive in India. Without a valid Indian Visa passengers can be deported or sent back without exiting the Airport.
Depending on your purpose of visit there are different visa's available. So here's a guide what you need to know to apply for an Indian Visa:
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Tourist Visa: Tourist visas are the most common type of Visa's issued for the sole purpose of visiting the country and enjoying the sights it has to offer. The holder is not allowed to work or be employed in the country with this visa. The tourist visa is valid for only 6 months. Though it varies from country to country ie. it may vary from 3 - 6 months.
First thing is, you need to have a Visa Application Form. You can obtain the form from the Indian Embassy in your country or if that is a bit difficult to get then you can also obatin an
The Visa fees for an Indian Visa depends on the type of visa and duration applied for. The fee payment can either be made online with a credit card (Visa or MasterCard) or by money order enclosed with the application. Cash and personal checks are not accepted by post. If you are using Travisa Outsourcing an additional $13 will be charged per application, per passport.