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after what time you can go a second time. they say not earlier than after 2 months.
from the moment you enter or leave?
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The interval between visits to India on a tourist visa is at least 2 months. You need to understand that you need to stay outside India for two months.
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answered 12 years ago
If you previously entered on a single entry visa, then of course at least 2 months must pass from the moment of departure
If you had another visa, then From December 03, 2012, the requirement for a mandatory two-month break between trips to India for persons holding double or multiple entry visas was canceled. From this date, it is again allowed to enter the territory of India twice or several times (depending on the number of entries of the visa) during the validity of the visa without time restrictions between trips.
If you had another visa, then From December 03, 2012, the requirement for a mandatory two-month break between trips to India for persons holding double or multiple entry visas was canceled. From this date, it is again allowed to enter the territory of India twice or several times (depending on the number of entries of the visa) during the validity of the visa without time restrictions between trips.
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answered 12 years ago
Please, how can I determine whether a visa is multiple or single entry?
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answered 12 years ago
If you applied for a visa at the airport, then it is definitely a one-time visa. A standard single entry tourist visa is issued for a period of 56 days. You can also get the opportunity to enter two or three times on one visa, for this you need to make a note in the questionnaire about your intention to leave India for other countries, while the validity of the visa remains the same as for a single visa. But sometimes, with a standard package of documents, they can give a visa immediately for half a year and, accordingly, it is not extinguished at customs and you can enter it again during this time. It seems to me that such visas begin to be issued at night during the season, they stimulate the second arrival until the end of the season)
You can increase the period of stay in India by indicating this in the application form and providing the necessary documents (at the same time, the consulate does not guarantee issuance of a visa for a longer period). Persons arriving in India for more than 6 months must register with the local Alien Registration Office or Police Station within 14 days of arrival in the country.
While in India, you can extend your visa up to a year by contacting your local police station. In this case, a certificate of the absence of HIV antibodies will be required.
You can increase the period of stay in India by indicating this in the application form and providing the necessary documents (at the same time, the consulate does not guarantee issuance of a visa for a longer period). Persons arriving in India for more than 6 months must register with the local Alien Registration Office or Police Station within 14 days of arrival in the country.
While in India, you can extend your visa up to a year by contacting your local police station. In this case, a certificate of the absence of HIV antibodies will be required.
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answered 12 years ago
Personally, it happened to me that in November 2012, with the usual package of documents, they immediately got a visa for 6 months, although I went to India for the first time
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answered 12 years ago
In December, I also got a visa for 6 months until June 2013. Does this mean that I can, for example, travel again in March without applying for a visa? So?
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answered 12 years ago
