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India visa for Georgian citizens

e-Visa available

Georgian citizens can apply online for an Indian e-Visa (tourist, business, medical or conference categories) on the official Government of India site before travelling.

Last reviewed 5 November 2026. Status from a simple summary table, not legal advice. Official site: indianvisaonline.gov.in

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Georgian citizens: India at a glance
Statuse-Visa available
Visa typeIndian e-Visa (tourist, business, medical, conference), applied for online
Where to applyindianvisaonline.gov.in (e-Visa)
ProcessingSet by the Government of India: check the official site
ArrivalAt an airport or seaport designated for e-Visa arrivals

Georgian citizens can obtain an Indian e-Visa for tourism, business, or medical visits. You must apply online before departure. The e-Visa allows entry at designated airports and seaports. Check the official e-Visa website for the latest requirements and eligibility. No need to visit an embassy beforehand.

What the e-Visa means

The Indian e-Visa is an electronic travel authorisation that lets Georgian citizens enter India for short stays. It covers tourism, business, and medical visits. You do not need to submit your passport to a visa office. The approval is sent by email. Print the authorisation and carry it with your passport.

The e-Visa is linked to your passport number. You must use the same passport to travel. If you renew your passport, a new e-Visa application is needed. The e-Visa is valid for entry at specific airports and seaports only. Check the official site for the list of designated points of entry.

Before you travel and on arrival

Apply for the e-Visa at least a few days before your departure. Complete the online form on the official e-Visa site. Upload a recent photograph and a scan of your passport's bio page. Pay the fee online. Wait for the electronic travel authorisation to be emailed to you.

When you arrive at an Indian airport or seaport, proceed to the e-Visa counter. Have your passport and printed e-Visa authorisation ready. Biometrics will be taken, including fingerprints and a photograph. The immigration officer will stamp your passport with the entry permit. Check the official site for any changes to arrival procedures.

Arriving in big cities and travelling

Major Indian cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata have international airports that accept e-Visa holders. You can also enter at select seaports. From the airport, take a prepaid taxi or use a ride app to reach your accommodation. Public transport like the metro is available in many cities.

Travelling between cities is straightforward. You can book domestic flights, trains, or buses. Your e-Visa allows you to move freely within India. Keep your passport and visa documents with you at all times. Some states may have local registration requirements for foreign visitors; check with your hotel.

Staying longer, working or studying

The e-Visa is for short stays only. If you plan to stay longer, work, or study, you need a different visa category. Apply for a regular visa at the Indian embassy or consulate in Georgia. The e-Visa cannot be extended or converted to another visa type while in India.

For employment or study, check the official Indian visa website for the correct application form and requirements. You may need additional documents such as a letter from your employer or educational institution. Processing times vary. Start the application well before your intended travel date.

How to apply for the e-Visa

  1. Apply online on the official e-Visa site (indianvisaonline.gov.in).
  2. Upload a recent photograph and a scan of your passport bio page.
  3. Pay the visa fee online using a credit or debit card.
  4. Wait for the electronic travel authorisation to be emailed to you.
  5. Print the e-Visa authorisation and carry it with your passport.
  6. Travel to India and arrive at an e-Visa-designated airport or seaport.
  7. Undergo biometrics on arrival, including fingerprints and a photograph.

Documents to carry

  • Valid passport with at least six months validity
  • Printed e-Visa authorisation email
  • Return or onward flight ticket
  • Proof of sufficient funds for your stay
  • Hotel booking or accommodation details

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Georgian citizens: questions

Can Georgian citizens get an Indian visa on arrival?

No, Georgian citizens cannot get a visa on arrival in India. You must apply for an e-Visa online before travel. The e-Visa is the only option for short visits without visiting an embassy.

How long does the Indian e-Visa for Georgian citizens take to process?

Processing times vary. Check the official e-Visa site for current estimates. Apply well in advance of your travel date to allow for any delays.

What are the entry points for Georgian citizens with an Indian e-Visa?

You can enter India at designated international airports and seaports. The list is on the official e-Visa website. Land borders are not allowed for e-Visa holders.

Can Georgian citizens extend their Indian e-Visa?

No, the e-Visa cannot be extended or converted to another visa type. If you need to stay longer, you must leave India and apply for a new visa from abroad.

Do Georgian citizens need a visa for a transit stop in India?

If you leave the airport transit area, you need a visa. For a short transit without leaving the airport, check with your airline. The e-Visa is not required for airside transit.

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