Jordanian citizens need an e-Visa before travelling to India.

• Government fee Set by the destination and charged when you submit the e-Visa application.
• Processing / card charge Some official portals add a small payment-handling charge on top.
• Third-party sites Unofficial sites charge far more for the same application — always apply on the official portal.

The amounts above were read on the government's own page on the date shown, and we link that page so you can cross-check before you pay. Fees do change — if the official page disagrees with us, it is right.

• PassportOriginal passport with at least six months validity from the date of arrival in India and at least two blank pages for stamping. A scanned copy of the passport bio page (PDF format) is required for the e-Visa application.
• Digital PhotographA recent front-facing photograph with a white background, without shadows on the face or background (JPEG format).
• Return or Onward TicketProof of confirmed return or onward travel ticket may be required at immigration.
• Proof of Sufficient FundsEvidence of sufficient funds to cover expenses during the stay in India may be required at immigration.

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   Visit the official Indian e-Visa website.

   Apply for e-Visa
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   Fill out the online application form with accurate personal and travel details.
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   Upload the required documents, including a scanned copy of your passport bio page and a recent digital photograph, ensuring they meet the specified format and size requirements.
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   Pay the e-Visa application fee online using a credit/debit card or PayPal.
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   Receive your Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) via email, typically within 72 hours. Print a copy of the ETA to carry with you during your travel to India.

• Incomplete or inaccurate application form.

  How to avoid: Double-check all fields for accuracy and ensure no mandatory sections are left blank. Provide truthful information.

• Poor quality or incorrect format of uploaded documents.

  How to avoid: Ensure your scanned passport bio page is clear and legible (PDF), and your digital photograph meets all specifications (JPEG, white background, no shadows, correct dimensions).

• Passport validity less than six months.

  How to avoid: Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months from your intended date of arrival in India.

• Previous visa violations or overstays in India.

  How to avoid: Always adhere to visa conditions and departure dates. Any past violations can negatively impact future applications.

• Discrepancies in personal details or travel plans.

  How to avoid: Ensure consistency between your application details, passport, and any supporting documents. Clearly state your travel purpose.

• Always carry a printed copy of your e-Visa (ETA) and passport during your travel.
• Be mindful of local customs and dress codes, especially when visiting religious sites.
• Stay hydrated, particularly during warmer months, and consider using bottled water.
• Use reputable transportation services and be aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas.

• Can I extend my e-Visa once I am in India?

  No, e-Visas for India are generally non-extendable and non-convertible. You must depart India before your e-Visa expires.

• What ports of entry are valid for e-Visa holders?

  e-Visa holders can enter India through 29 designated airports and 5 designated seaports. Departure can be from any authorized Immigration Check Post (ICP) in India. Always check the official e-Visa website for the most current list of authorized ports.

• Do I need a Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate to enter India?

  A Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate is only required if you are arriving from or have transited through a country with a risk of Yellow Fever transmission. Please check the latest health regulations before travel.

• Can I work or study in India on an e-Tourist Visa?

  No, an e-Tourist Visa is strictly for tourism, recreation, and casual visits. It does not permit employment, missionary work, or long-term study in India. For these purposes, you would need to apply for the appropriate visa category.

• What should I do if my e-Visa application is rejected?

  If your e-Visa application is rejected, you may be advised to apply for a regular visa at the nearest Indian Embassy or Consulate. The reasons for rejection are usually not disclosed, so ensure all information and documents are accurate and complete in any subsequent application.

• My Jordanian passport expires in 5 months. Can I still apply for an Indian e-Visa?

  Your passport must be valid for at least six months from the date of your arrival in India to be eligible for an e-Visa. If your passport has less than six months validity, you should renew it before applying. An e-Visa application requires a passport with sufficient remaining validity.

• I am flying to India next week. Is there enough time to get an e-Visa?

  While e-Visa processing is generally quick, it is recommended to apply at least 4 days before your intended date of travel. The processing time can vary, and applying too close to your departure date might not leave enough time for approval. Always check the official Indian e-Visa website for current processing guidelines.

• How much money do I need to show in my bank account for an Indian e-Visa application?

  The Indian e-Visa application does not typically require you to submit bank statements or specific proof of funds. However, you should be able to demonstrate sufficient financial means to cover your expenses during your stay in India if requested by immigration officials upon arrival. Ensure you have access to funds for your trip.

• I am self-employed in Jordan. What documents do I need to provide for my Indian e-Visa?

  As a self-employed applicant, you will need to provide details about your occupation during the e-Visa application process. While specific financial documents are not usually required for the e-Visa itself, you should be prepared to provide proof of your self-employment status if requested by immigration authorities. This might include business registration documents or tax records.

• I am travelling to India with my child. Do they need their own e-Visa?

  Yes, every individual, including children, must have their own valid e-Visa to enter India. Each child's e-Visa application must be submitted separately, even if they are travelling with their parents. Ensure each family member has their own approved e-Visa before departure.

• How much does an India visa cost for Jordanian citizens?

  You pay online when you apply. The total is usually the government e-Visa fee plus any card or processing charge. Government fee: Set by the destination and charged when you submit the e-Visa application. Processing / card charge: Some official portals add a small payment-handling charge on top. Third-party sites: Unofficial sites charge far more for the same application — always apply on the official portal. Fees change regularly, so confirm the current amount on the official source linked on this page before you apply.

• Do I need a separate visa for Taj Mahal, Agra, or does this cover all of India?

  You do not need a separate visa for any individual city. Entry rules are set nationally, not city by city, so a India visa is valid for the whole country — including Taj Mahal, Agra, Jaipur, Rajasthan, Goa's Beaches and Kerala's Backwaters. Apply once for India and you can travel anywhere inside it, up to the permitted length of stay.