Get the India visa for Azerbaijani citizens

Yes. Azerbaijani travelers can apply for an India eVisa for tourism, medical, and business purposes. In addition, all travelers must complete the India e-Arrival Card. If you're traveling by air to India, you must also register the India Air Suvidha health declaration. When applying for an India arrival card and/or eVisa through iVisa, we'll submit this form at the same time, for free.

The total stay depends on your visa. With the eVisa, Azerbaijan travelers may choose between a 30-day, 1-year, or 5-year option. The maximum stay for the 1- and 5-year options is 90 days per visit, and the 30-day option allows 30 days in total from your first arrival.

Government eVisa processing for Azerbaijan citizens usually takes around 1–4 working days, depending on the visa type and application volume. With iVisa, you choose your processing speed at checkout, and the option you pick is shown with its delivery time before you pay.

No, a tourist visa does not allow Azerbaijani citizens to work in India, including as a volunteer. If you wish to work while you're in the country, you must apply for a suitable work visa.

While a return ticket is not required, you must show that you intend to leave India before your visa expires. Typically, this would be a return or an onward ticket.

Yes. Air travels from Azerbaijan must submit the Air Suvidha health declaration within 72 hours before arrival. With iVisa, this registration is included in our service for your convenience. While not required by law, travelers to India should consider several vaccinations and health precautions. We recommend consulting your health provider for more information.

The Indian eVisa is valid only for entry at designated borders. Land border crossings accepting the eVisa are limited, so plan accordingly.

Yes, children require an India Tourist eVisa just as adults do. The application process is the same for minors, and they must have a visa to enter India regardless of their age. When applying for a visa for a minor, legal guardians need to provide additional documents such as a copy of the minor’s birth certificate, copies of the passports of the child's parents or legal guardians, and a consent letter signed by both parents or legal guardians, which authorizes the child's travel to India.

The validity is the date from which your visa is valid and for how long. The stay limit is the number of days you can stay once you enter the country. E.g., if your visa expiry date is May 1, 2024, you have until that day to enter the country. Once there, the validity tells you how many days you can spend in the country. E.g. You arrive on May 1, 2024, and your visa validity is 30 days. In this case, you can stay until 30 May 2024.

Generally, the India Tourist eVisa cannot be extended, and tourists are expected to adhere to the validity period specified on their eVisa. If you need to stay longer than the terms of your original visa due to exceptional circumstances, you must apply through the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) of the Foreigners Registration Office (FRO) in India.

Incomplete application of missing documents, poor quality photo of passport scan, incorrect travel details, applying too close to the travel date. With iVisa, common discrepanies will be flagged during the application process, for the best chance of approval.

Yes, the Indian eVisa does not guarantee entry into India, and border authorities may refuse travelers entry as they see fit. We recommend having your eVisa, e-Arrival Card, and health form details on hand, as well as proof of sufficient funds for your trip and a return or onward ticket from India.