How many months can a foreigner stay in India?

Maximum stay by a foreigner in India on an e-Tourist visa or regular paper Tourist visa or both in one calendar year shall be restricted to 180 days. Foreign nationals will not be allowed to enter India through land routes on e-Tourist Visa/regular paper Tourist Visa.



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You can't stay in India for 10 consecutive years. So if you plan to go to India with the 10-Year Indian Visa, you can only stay for up to 180 days. You are allowed multiple entries instead of just a single entry. However, you must wait 2 months before re-entering India after your previous trip.

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The India Tourist Visa for 3 months is available with the 1-year and 5-year visas. In other words, these visas allow a maximum stay of 90 days in India.

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Maximum stay by a foreigner in India on an e-Tourist visa or regular paper Tourist visa or both in one calendar year shall be restricted to 180 days. Foreign nationals will not be allowed to enter India through land routes on e-Tourist Visa/regular paper Tourist Visa.

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If you are a foreigner and overstay in India exceeding the validity period of your visa, you may face serious legal problems, penalties, and even a ban on future entry.

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Indian Visa On Arrival. Indian Visa On Arrival is a new electronic visa which allows the potential visitors to apply only for the Visa without a visit to Indian Embassy. Indian Tourist Visa, Indian Business Visa and Indian Medical Visa are now available online.

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