Visa on entry.
#31
Re: Visa on entry.
yes, or no - depending on their nationality:-
https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/visa/tvoa.html
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https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/visa/tvoa.html
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#32
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Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 60
Re: Visa on entry.
Useless Swedish and English here. Not going back to India till they sort this.
#33
Re: Visa on entry.
They haven't updated the wording on the main page yet, but if you go to the Application page the UK is there -after a warning:
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The e-Tourist Visa facility is only applicable to nationals of United Kingdom and is not available to British Subject, British Protected Person, British Overseas Citizen, British National (Overseas) and British Overseas Territories Citizen. Your application would be rejected if your nationality is other than United Kingdom.
#34
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Joined: Apr 2010
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Re: Visa on entry.
They haven't updated the wording on the main page yet, but if you go to the Application page the UK is there -after a warning:
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Hope others will report on their experience.
#36
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Re: Visa on entry.
Are the new visa for the 6 months or shorter
#38
Re: Visa on entry.
Surprisingly little activity on these forums - it's surely about the time when people start thinking about their trip?
re. VoE - I wonder how many new visitors to India will even find out about them - there's no hint on the vfs site that they even exist!
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re. VoE - I wonder how many new visitors to India will even find out about them - there's no hint on the vfs site that they even exist!
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#39
Re: Visa on entry.
Strange i was thinking that myself a couple of days ago.The sad reality is that most of my old buddies from Candolim and Bobs Inn of the 80s & 90s have either gone up stairs or elsewhere.Going to Vietnam this year for a couple of months.Its cheaper to fly to Ho Chi Minh City from Heathrow than to Mumbai. less hassle with Visas.Good food and clean trains, going out at night a better deal too.No robbing taxi drivers, who in my opinion, have killed Goa for lots of elderly tourists.The Goan government need a serious reality check if they think they can re-connect with European tourism, even the Russians know when they are being conned by shady travel companies.A 2 star hotel in Vietnam is the equivalent of a 4 star in India.Turd infested beaches and highly polluted sea water ! People having a dump in the bushes because the toilets provided are broken and no can be bothered to report it ! The Goan Tourism Department is a disgrace and totally corrupt from bottom to top.How can you sell a place when you have to negotiate Baga Road, full of pot holes and dodgy Nigerians selling smack and coke to young Indians looking for a Bollywood night out down Titos Road !
#40
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Re: Visa on entry.
Also the worry about getting a good photo for a two year old, if one application rejected will the whole lot be rejected.
I read somewhere, but can't remember where, that on arrival, VoE people need to show sufficient funds to cover their stay. I wonder how this would be assessed, nobody carries cash!! Also prebooked accommodation or staying with relatives they wouldn't need much.
Hopefully there will be feed back on here or IM.
#41
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Re: Visa on entry.
Watch out for HCMC - Saigon, taxi drivers. I got caught there. It's a mafia. They lock the doors till you pay or drive to their buddies and rob you. Only get in a proper recognised taxi. Never take one from Benh Thanh market. I'll try and get the safe taxi names for you.Good luck.
Ps. Preferred Ha Noi actually. Hoi An also.
Ps. Preferred Ha Noi actually. Hoi An also.
#42
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Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 60
Re: Visa on entry.
Article about Goa:
Why India's Goa wants its British tourists back - BBC News
Can Brits get VOA yet ?
Why India's Goa wants its British tourists back - BBC News
Can Brits get VOA yet ?
#43
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Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 60
Re: Visa on entry.
Visa price still seems to be £82.00 for Brits (£89.44) through VFS
India Visa Information - UK - Visa Types - Tourist Visa
Goa might want us back for obvious reasons but the India Central Government might not be as concerned.
India Visa Information - UK - Visa Types - Tourist Visa
Goa might want us back for obvious reasons but the India Central Government might not be as concerned.
#44
Re: Visa on entry.
Visa price still seems to be £82.00 for Brits (£89.44) through VFS
India Visa Information - UK - Visa Types - Tourist Visa
Goa might want us back for obvious reasons but the India Central Government might not be as concerned.
India Visa Information - UK - Visa Types - Tourist Visa
Goa might want us back for obvious reasons but the India Central Government might not be as concerned.
https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/visa/info1.jsp
I'd have thought the Indian Central Government is pretty concerned about tourism for the whole of India not just Goa, hence the E-Visa now being available to 113 different nationalities.
Rgds.
H.
#45
Re: Visa on entry.
Watch out for HCMC - Saigon, taxi drivers. I got caught there. It's a mafia. They lock the doors till you pay or drive to their buddies and rob you. Only get in a proper recognised taxi. Never take one from Benh Thanh market. I'll try and get the safe taxi names for you.Good luck.
Ps. Preferred Ha Noi actually. Hoi An also.
Ps. Preferred Ha Noi actually. Hoi An also.