Mongolia citizens need an e-Visa before travelling to India for tourism.
Citizens of Mongolia are eligible to apply for an Indian e-Visa for tourism, business, medical, or conference purposes. The e-Tourist Visa allows for short stays and can be applied for online before travel. A regular visa can also be obtained from an Indian Embassy or Consulate.
Visa types & details
Choose a visa category to see its details — all options for Mongolia → India.
Best for short tourist visits, valid for 30 days from the date of arrival in India.
Best for multiple tourist visits within a year. Stay is limited to 90 days per visit.
Best for frequent tourist visits over a longer period. Stay is limited to 90 days per visit.
For business purposes, such as attending meetings, making sales, or setting up industrial/business ventures.
For individuals seeking medical treatment in India.
For accompanying family members or attendants of a patient holding an e-Medical Visa.
For attending conferences, seminars, or workshops organized by government bodies or public sector undertakings.
For stays longer than e-Visa permits, or for purposes not covered by e-Visa, or if e-Visa is not preferred. Applied at the Indian Embassy in Ulaanbaatar.
Documents required for Mongolian citizens
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How to apply for a India visa from Mongolia
Follow these steps in order.
- 1Visit the official Indian e-Visa website.Indian e-Visa Application
- 2Click on 'Apply here for e-visa' and select your visa type (e.g., e-Tourist Visa).
- 3Fill out the application form accurately with all required personal, passport, and travel details.
- 4Upload a recent digital photograph and a scanned copy of your passport's biographical page according to the specified guidelines.
- 5Pay the e-Visa application fee online using a credit/debit card. Fees are non-refundable.
- 6Receive your Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) via email, typically within 72 hours. Print a copy of the ETA to present upon arrival in India.
Common India visa rejection reasons
Why Mongolia → India applications get refused — and how to avoid it.
- Incomplete or inconsistent application form
How to avoid: Ensure all fields are filled accurately and consistently with your passport details. Double-check for typos or missing information before submission.
- Poor quality or incorrect photo/passport scan
How to avoid: Upload a recent, clear, high-resolution digital photograph with a white background and a clear scan of your passport bio page, adhering strictly to the specified dimensions and file size requirements.
- Insufficient funds or unclear travel purpose
How to avoid: Be prepared to demonstrate sufficient funds for your trip and clearly state your travel itinerary and purpose. Ensure your stated purpose aligns with the visa type you are applying for.
- Previous visa violations or overstays
How to avoid: Always adhere to visa conditions and departure dates. Any past overstay or violation can negatively impact future applications. Be honest about your travel history.
- Passport validity less than 6 months
How to avoid: Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months from your intended date of arrival in India. Renew your passport if it falls short of this requirement.
Trip essentials
Hand-picked tools for your India trip.
Things to know & places to visit
Practical tips and top destinations.
- Always carry a copy of your e-Visa (ETA) and passport. Keep digital copies on your phone as well.
- Be mindful of local customs and dress codes, especially when visiting religious sites.
- Stay hydrated and take precautions against heat and sun, particularly in warmer months.
- Use reputable transportation services and be aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas.
October to March, when the weather is generally cooler and drier across most of the country.
- 📍 Taj Mahal, Agra
- 📍 Jaipur (Pink City), Rajasthan
- 📍 Goa beaches
- 📍 Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
- 📍 Kerala Backwaters
Frequently asked questions
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No, e-Visas are generally non-extendable and non-convertible. You must depart India before your e-Visa expires.
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If you remain in the international transit area of the airport and do not pass through immigration, you generally do not need a visa. However, if you need to leave the airport or change terminals requiring re-entry through immigration, a transit visa or appropriate e-Visa may be required.
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No, an e-Tourist Visa is strictly for tourism purposes and does not permit any form of employment or business activities. For business, an e-Business Visa or regular Business Visa is required.
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If your e-Visa application is rejected, you will be notified via email. You may need to apply for a regular visa at the nearest Indian Embassy or Consulate, providing all necessary documentation and addressing the reasons for the previous rejection.
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For the 1-year and 5-year multiple-entry e-Tourist Visas, there is no specific gap period required between visits, but the maximum stay per visit is 90 days. For the 30-day single-entry e-Tourist Visa, you must depart before its expiry.
This page is AI-assisted and last verified on 17 Jul 2026. Visa rules change — always confirm on the official source before you travel.