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India visa for Macedonian citizens

e-Visa available

Macedonian 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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Macedonian 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

As a Macedonian citizen, you can travel to India with an e-Visa, which you must apply for online before your trip. The e-Visa is valid for tourism, business, or medical visits, depending on the type you choose. You will need to submit your application and receive approval before boarding your flight. At the airport, present your e-Visa approval and passport for entry.

What the e-Visa Means

The Indian e-Visa simplifies the visa process for Macedonian citizens. You apply online, avoiding a visit to an embassy or consulate. The e-Visa is linked electronically to your passport, so no stamp or label is placed in it. It is suitable for short stays for tourism, business, or medical treatment.

The e-Visa is not a work permit. It does not allow employment or long-term residence. For those purposes, you need a different visa category. Always check the official e-Visa site for the latest rules, as requirements can change.

Before You Travel

Apply on the official e-Visa website at indianvisaonline.gov.in. You will need a digital photo and a scan of your passport's bio page. Fill in the application form accurately, as errors can cause delays. After submission, you pay the fee online and wait for the electronic travel authorisation.

The approval is sent by email. Print a copy or save it on your phone to show at check-in and upon arrival. Ensure your passport has at least six months' validity, though the official site will confirm the exact requirement. Also, check if you need any vaccinations or health declarations before departure.

Arriving in Indian Cities

You must arrive at an airport or seaport designated for e-Visa holders. Major international airports in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata, and Hyderabad accept e-Visas. At immigration, present your passport and the e-Visa approval. Biometrics, such as fingerprints, are taken on arrival.

After clearing immigration, you enter India. From the airport, use pre-paid taxis or app-based services to reach your accommodation. In big cities, public transport includes metro, buses, and trains. Keep your passport and e-Visa approval with you, as hotels and authorities may ask for them.

Longer Stays and Other Visas

The e-Visa is for short visits only. If you plan to stay longer or work, study, or volunteer, you must apply for a regular visa at an Indian embassy or consulate. The e-Visa cannot be extended or converted to another type. Leave India before the e-Visa expires.

For study or employment, the Indian mission in North Macedonia provides guidance. You will need additional documents, such as an offer letter or admission confirmation. Check the official Indian visa website or contact the embassy for the correct procedure and fees.

How to apply for the e-Visa

  1. Go to the official e-Visa website at indianvisaonline.gov.in.
  2. Complete the online application form with your details.
  3. Upload a recent photograph and a scan of your passport's bio page.
  4. Pay the visa fee online using a debit or credit card.
  5. Wait for the electronic travel authorisation to be sent by email.
  6. Travel to India and arrive at an e-Visa-designated airport or seaport.
  7. Undergo biometrics, including fingerprints, on arrival.

Documents to carry

  • Passport with at least six months' validity
  • Printed or digital copy of the e-Visa approval
  • Return or onward flight ticket
  • Proof of accommodation, such as hotel booking
  • Sufficient funds for your stay

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Macedonian citizens: questions

Can Macedonian citizens apply for an Indian e-Visa?

Yes, Macedonian citizens are eligible for the Indian e-Visa. You must apply online at indianvisaonline.gov.in before your trip. The e-Visa allows entry for tourism, business, or medical visits. Ensure you meet the passport validity and other requirements.

How long is the Indian e-Visa valid for Macedonian citizens?

The validity period varies depending on the e-Visa type. The official e-Visa site provides the current rules. Generally, it is for short stays, but you should check the approval letter for your specific dates. Do not overstay.

What should Macedonian citizens do if their e-Visa application is rejected?

If your e-Visa application is rejected, you may apply for a regular visa at the Indian embassy or consulate. The rejection notice will indicate the reason. You can also reapply if the issue is corrected. Check the official site for guidance.

Can Macedonian citizens work in India with an e-Visa?

No, the e-Visa does not permit employment. For work, you need a regular employment visa, which requires a job offer and sponsorship. Contact the Indian embassy in North Macedonia for details on the employment visa process.

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