DEPENDENT VISA

Your passport must be legitimate for somewhere around a half-year past your planned flight date from India. Guarantee that your passport has no less than two clear pages for visa stamps and endorsements.

The digital photograph we provide should meet specific requirements to ensure its acceptability:

• Size: 2 x 2 inches.
• It should be in JPEG format.
• The file size should range from a minimum of 10 KB to a maximum of 300 KB.
• The photo must depict a full face with a front view, open eyes, and a centered head within the frame.
• The background needs to be plain and light-colored or white, with no shadows or borders.
• The head must measure between 1 inch and 1-3/8 inch and 25mm to 35mm.
• The photo must be recent, not older than three months.

We will typically need proof of income to demonstrate our financial capability during our stay in India and ensure we will not become a financial burden. This documentation can show us that we have sufficient funds to cover our expenses in India. The necessary financial documents may include pay stubs, bank statements, income tax returns, employment letters, business ownership or proof of employment, and other relevant financial records. These documents can help establish our ability to meet our financial commitments while visiting India.

If we have had a previous India visa, including any expired visas, it’s advisable to include a copy of these visas in our applications. This helps verify our travel history to India and provides or submits additional context for our applications.

          When applying for an India visa, it is important to provide proof of our current residence to establish our place of abode and strengthen our visa applications. This typically involves submitting a copy of our national identity card issued by our home country, which must prominently display a photograph, your name, and relevant personal information.

        Additionally, we will need to include a recent utility bill, a maximum of six months old, as further evidence of our residence. Utility bills for telephone, electricity, water, and gas are accepted, provided they can show our name and our current residential address. These documents by and large check our on-going residence, a vital requirement for visa handling, so we can guarantee that our service bill is up-to-date and presents our name and address to facilitate a smooth application process.

Proof of visa payment is crucial for our India visa application, verifying that we have met the financial obligations for the visas. After making our visa payment online, through a bank, or via an approved method, we will receive a payment receipt. This document outlines the payment’s specifics, including the date, amount, and a reference or transaction number, serving as clear evidence of our fee payment.

Counting a duplicate of an ahead air ticket is a compulsory record while applying for an India visa. This document demonstrates our goal and capacity to depart from India once our visa or approved stay period ends. Typically, this document comprises an affirmed flight reservation to India, obviously demonstrating our objective, appearance, and departure dates.