On Arrival Visas In India.
India is issuing on arrival visas to the following country passport holders at the immigtation counter. Tourists from Finland, Japan, Luxembourg, New Zealand and Singapore are the eligible to get the visas on arrival. This is an experimental one and if it goes well then many other country tourists will be allowed to get the on arrival visas. Currently millions of tourists are coming over to India to have their vaccation and tour plans. Many Cruise ships are calling Indian ports on the routine call.
Indian Visa rules being tightened.
Indian visa rules require the tourists on five or 10-year visas to leave the country once they complete 180 days of stay in India. People from 14 countries are eligible for to apply for this long term visa and many of the business people take this visas to avoid the delay and troubles to get one business visa. These people normally go in to Nepal or Sri Lanka and come back after a little relax over there. Now the Indian authorities made it tough for them by requesting them to stay out of India for 2 months and then to enter in to the country with their long term visa.
