Representative ImageIndia has expanded its e-Visa entry points to 88, adding 11 new international ports to the existing list. This move aims to provide more convenience and accessibility for eligible foreign travellers entering the country.
The Government of India has notified that the latest additions include two airports—Bhopal and Tirupati—and nine land ports: Agartala, Darranga, Gede, Ghojadanga, Haridaspur, Jaigaon, Dawki, Moreh, and Attari (Road). These new entry points are part of an effort to make India's electronic visa system more user-friendly.
With this expansion, the total number of designated international ports for e-Visa holders now includes 37 airports, 38 seaports, and 13 land ports. This broadens the options for foreign travellers arriving by air, sea, or land, allowing them to choose entry points that best suit their travel plans.
The addition of these ports is expected to streamline the entry process for e-Visa holders, making it easier for them to visit India. This development is part of India's ongoing efforts to enhance its tourism infrastructure and attract more international visitors
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