To apply for an Indian Student Visa online, U.S. students complete our simple guided form, provide a valid admission letter from a recognized Indian university or institution, and include financial support documents such as recent bank statements. Our process combines technology with expert human review to help you organize and check everything, ensuring your Indian Student Visa application is accurate and ready for approval.

An Indian Student Visa is generally valid for the full duration of the academic program. Extensions may be granted if the student pursues higher education, additional courses, or requires extra time to complete their degree. We provide guidance on the extension process to help students remain fully compliant with visa requirements.

U.S. citizens arriving on an Indian Student Visa do not need to register separately if their stay is within the visa's approved validity period. However, if the stay extends beyond the visa's duration, registration with the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) in India is required. We provide step-by-step support to make FRRO registration smooth and stress-free.

To meet Indian Student Visa requirements, U.S. applicants typically need:

• A digital copy of a valid passport bio page (with at least 6 months validity)
• A recent passport-style photo (in digital format)
• Proof of admission from a recognized Indian university or educational institution
• Proof of financial means (bank statements, scholarship award, or sponsorship letter)

We help students prepare, format, and review each document to ensure their Indian Student Visa application is complete and compliant.

In most cases, Indian Student Visa holders are not permitted to take up full-time employment in India. Some part-time work or internships may be allowed if they are part of the academic curriculum and authorized by the institution. We help clarify these restrictions and provide guidance, so students understand exactly what is permitted under their visa type.

An India Medical Visa is designed for individuals traveling to India for medical purposes such as surgeries, specialized treatments, or therapies. To qualify, applicants must have a letter from a recognized hospital or treatment center in India confirming the medical appointment or procedure. We help patients prepare and organize these documents to meet all India Medical Visa requirements.

To apply for an India Medical Visa online, applicants provide a digital copy of their valid passport, a recent passport-style photo, and an official hospital invitation letter from India. Processing usually takes about 7 business days, and our system ensures everything is accurate and complete before the application moves forward.

Yes. U.S. citizens traveling on an India Medical Visa may bring a close family member or guardian on a Medical Attendant Visa. This visa is issued separately but is linked directly to the patient's visa and is valid for the same duration. We make sure both applications are coordinated properly to avoid delays or complications.

Typical India Medical Visa requirements include:

• A valid passport with at least 6 months of remaining validity
• A recent passport-style photo (digital format)
• A hospital or treatment center letter from India confirming medical care
• Proof of financial means to cover treatment and stay

We assist in preparing and reviewing these documents to ensure the application is accurate, compliant, and ready for approval.

Yes. All U.S. passport holders must obtain a valid Indian visa before traveling. With our step-by-step support, you can easily apply for an Indian e-Visa online for tourism, business, study, or medical purposes — depending on the nature of your trip.

You can check your Indian e-Visa status anytime using the online tracking system. If you prefer, you can also reach us by phone, WhatsApp, or email, and we'll assist you in checking the status and keeping you updated.

In most cases, Indian e-Visas are not extendable or convertible. However, in exceptional circumstances — such as serious medical emergencies — an extension may be granted at the discretion of the FRRO (Foreigners Regional Registration Office) in India. If this applies, we'll guide you on the extension process and required steps.

Visa denials are very rare, since every detail is thoroughly reviewed and confirmed before the application is completed. In the unlikely event that an Indian e-Visa is denied, we can guide you through alternative options, such as applying for a regular paper visa through the Indian Consulate, with all documentation properly prepared and organized.

Yes. In urgent cases — such as a serious illness, medical emergency, or immediate family matter in India — U.S. citizens may be eligible for an emergency Indian visa through the Consulate. Valid proof, such as a doctor's letter or hospital certificate, is required.

Travelers holding an Indian e-Visa can enter India through more than 25 designated international airports, including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Kolkata, as well as select seaports. We provide the updated list of eligible entry points so you can plan your arrival with confidence.

No. Indian e-Visas are only valid for entry through designated international airports and seaports. Land border entry is not permitted with an Indian e-Visa.

If you are planning to enter India by land — for example, from Nepal, Bhutan, or Bangladesh — you will need to apply for a regular paper visa instead. We help prepare all the paperwork and guide you through every step to ensure your application is accurate, complete, and ready for approval.