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Foreign tourists with e-visa can stay up to two months | Civic News

Foreign tourists with e-visa can stay up to two months

04 Apr 2017 5:21 PM | General
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Foreign tourists with e-visa can stay up to two months

Foreign tourists visiting India on e-visa can now stay up to two months, instead of the earlier one, and enjoy double-entry benefits while those coming for treatment can avail triple-entry facility.

Home Minister Rajnath Singh said today that a new liberalised visa regime has been rolled out by the government beginning April 1 under which tourists coming on e-visa can stay up to two months with double-entry benefits.

"Duration of stay on e-visa increased from 30 days to 60 days with double entry on tourist and business e-visas and triple entry on medical e-visa," he said in a statement.


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