
Starting October 1, 2025, all foreign visitors planning a trip to India 🇮🇳 are required to complete the e-Arrival Card within 72 hours before arrival. This document streamlines immigration procedures in India, speeds up guest registration, and ensures a smoother entry process.
📋 Complete your e-Arrival Card online:
👉 https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/earrival/
After submitting the form, you will receive a document with a QR code via email, which must be saved and presented at immigration upon arrival in India.
Important Information for Travelers
- The e-Arrival Card is mandatory for all foreign travelers, including children. A separate form must be completed for each person.
- The e-Arrival Card does not replace a visa — a valid visa is still required to enter India. You can apply for an India visa
online here: https://openevisa.com/directions/india/#start
- The form must be completed no later than 72 hours before arrival.
Assistance with Documentation
Our clients can receive help in completing the e-Arrival Card or have it filled out for free, ensuring a stress-free preparation for their trip.
If you need a visa for India, we can help you obtain it quickly and conveniently, including assistance with e-visa for India. Learn more here: https://openevisa.com/directions/india/#start
Why You Should Complete the e-Arrival Card in Advance
- Faster immigration process
- Reduced risk of mistakes and delays at the border
- Stress-free travel preparation
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Who needs to complete the e-Arrival Card?
All foreign travelers, including children. A separate form must be completed for each person.
- Does the e-Arrival Card replace a visa?
No. A valid visa is still required to enter India. You can apply for an India visa online here: https://openevisa.com/directions/india/#start
- How long does it take to complete the form?
The form takes approximately 5–10 minutes and must be submitted no later than 72 hours before arrival.
- What should I do after receiving the QR code?
Save the document and present it at immigration upon arrival in India.
