If the India e-Arrival Card website is not working, use the Su-Swagatam mobile app as an immediate alternative, or try the Bureau of Immigration portal at boi.gov.in. Both are official…
All tourists visiting India must complete the India e-Arrival Card before arrival — it takes 5–10 minutes and is free. Have your hotel address, passport, and flight details ready, and…
The Indian Visa Su-Swagatam app is the official free mobile application for submitting the India e-Arrival Card on iOS and Android — offering the same functionality as the official website…
After submitting the India e-Arrival Card, your QR code confirmation is generated instantly — download it from the portal immediately, save it to your phone, or print it out. If…
US citizens traveling to India must complete the India e-Arrival Card within 72 hours before arrival — in addition to a valid India e-Visa or physical visa. The India e-Arrival Card…
The India e-Arrival Card and India e-Visa are two completely different documents. The e-Arrival Card is a free arrival declaration required for all foreign visitors; the e-Visa is a paid entry authorization…
The India e-Arrival Card takes 5–10 minutes to complete and is processed instantly — your QR code confirmation appears immediately after submission. The submission window is up to 72 hours…
The India e-Arrival Card is completely free — no fees, no credit card, no payment of any kind. The official Indian government website describes it as a “free of cost service…
OCI cardholders must complete the India e-Arrival Card before every trip to India. The requirement became mandatory for OCI holders on October 4, 2025 — just four days after the…
Applying for the India e-Arrival Card takes 5–10 minutes at indianvisaonline.gov.in/earrival/ or via the Su-Swagatam mobile app. You’ll need your passport, flight details, India address, and emergency contact ready —…