Visa Services

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your visa application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Intern Visa for Thai Passport

• Duly filled Application form (Student Visa)
  Purpose: For those coming for internship in India (including those coming under French programs)
• Photo 2 inch x 2 inch only white background – 2 photos
• Copy of passport first page – 2 copies
• Copy of Thai ID Card – 1 copy
• Copy of the last old India visa – 1 copy (if available)
• Student letter from the academy or Employment letter in United Arab Emirates – 1 set
• Acceptance letter from the academy or Indian Department in India – 1 set
• Flight booking ticket (round trip) – if available
• Hotel booking in India – if available
• Original passport must have at least 2 blank pages and be valid for a minimum of 6 months

*****In case of applying for the Internship Visa in India, after the applicant submits all required documents, the visa application will be forwarded to the Indian Embassy for verification.*****

Intern Visa for Non-Thai Passport

• Duly filled Application form(Student Visa)
  Purpose: For those coming for internship in India (including those coming under French programs)
• Photo 2 inch x 2 inch only white background – 2 photos
• Copy of passport first page – 2 copies
• Copy of Thai visa – 1 set
• Copy of the last old India visa – 1 copy (if available)
• Student letter from the academy or Employment letter in United Arab Emirates – 1 set
• Acceptance letter from the academy or Indian Department in India – 1 set
• NON-THAI FORM (only black ink)
• Flight booking ticket (round trip) – if available
• Hotel booking in India – if available
• Original passport must have at least 2 blank pages and be valid for a minimum of 6 months

*****In case of applying for the Internship Visa in India, after the applicant submits all required documents, the visa application will be forwarded to the Indian Embassy for verification.*****

Intern Visa — Visa Fees for UAE National

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the maximum validity of an Intern Visa?
   The Intern Visa is typically issued for a maximum of 12 months and is non-renewable.
2. Who can apply for this visa?

• • Foreign nationals who have recently graduated or are pursuing a degree
  • Applicants accepted for internship by an Indian organization, NGO, or academic institution

1. Is FRRO registration required?
   Only if the visa is issued for more than 180 days. In such cases, registration with the FRRO/FRO is mandatory within 14 days of arrival.
2. Can an intern be paid during the internship?
   Yes, but if paid, the stipend must be below INR 3.6 lakhs per annum. Internships offering higher pay are considered employment and require an Employment Visa.
3. Can I work in India after completing my internship?
   Not immediately. A 2-year gap is required between the end of the internship and applying for an Employment Visa, unless you interned at an educational institution or under a government-approved scheme.
4. Is the visa extendable or convertible?
   No. The Intern Visa is non-extendable and non-convertible under any circumstances.
5. Can I apply for multiple entry with this visa?
   In most cases, the Intern Visa is issued as single or double entry, depending on the internship duration and justification for travel.
6. Where should I apply for this visa?
   Submit your application at the appropriate Precise Communications Global Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) for your jurisdiction. An appointment is mandatory.
7. Can I intern at any type of company in India?
   Only organizations that are legally registered in India and able to issue a valid internship offer letter can sponsor an Intern Visa.

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your visa application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Document Checklist

Mountaineering Visa — Visa Fees for UAE National

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Who should apply for a Mountaineering Visa?
   Foreign nationals or groups planning to undertake mountaineering expeditions in India, especially in the Himalayan region, must apply for a Mountaineering Visa.
2. How early should I apply?
   You must apply at least 5 months in advance to allow time for IMF clearance and visa processing.
3. Is clearance from Indian authorities required?
   Yes. All expeditions must be approved by the Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF). You must submit their approval along with your visa application.
4. Can I combine this with other visa types like Tourist or Business Visa?
   No. A Mountaineering Visa is a special category and must be applied for separately, with specific approvals.
5. Do I need to register upon arrival in India?
   If your visa duration is more than 180 days, you may be required to register with the FRRO/FRO within 14 days of arrival, based on local guidelines.
6. Can I travel before getting my visa?
   No. You must wait until your Mountaineering Visa is issued before making any travel bookings.
7. What documents are required?

• • Valid passport
  • Visa application form
  • IMF approval
  • Detailed expedition plan
  • Recent passport-sized photographs
  • Consent letters (if applicable)
  • Any other supporting documentation as required

1. Where do I apply?
   Submit your documents to the Precise Communications Global ICAC for your jurisdiction with a prior appointment. Walk-in applications are not accepted.
   Let me know if you’d like this formatted into a brochure or converted to a printable guide/checklist for your applicants. I can also assist with multilingual versions or embedded application links.

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your visa application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Research Visa Requirements

• Duly filled Visa Application Form
• Photo 2 inch x 2 inch (white background) – 2 photos
• Copy of passport first page – 2 copies
• Copy of old passport first page and old India visa – 1 copy (if available)
• Copy of ID card – 1 set
• Copy of house registration of applicant – 1 copy
• Copy of identity card of monk/nun – 1 set
• Copy of birth certificate (translated and certified by the Translation Centre with Thai language copy)
• Copy of name change documents (if any), translated and certified by the Translation Centre with Thai language copy
• Original documents from the Indian College:
  
  • Research Project Approval Form
  • Bonafide Certificate
  • University Affiliation Letter
  • Ph.D. Joining Report
  • Library card (if available)
• Please bring all documents with the staff
• Research Itinerary (Specify topics, timeline, and storage location in detail – not included in synopsis)
• Synopsis
• Educational Certificates
• Transcript of Master’s Degree (in English)
• Sponsor Letter
• Sponsor’s Bank Statement (savings account – last 6 months, updated within 3 working days before submission)
• If there is a name change for father, mother, or applicant, the name change documents must be translated and certified by the Translation Centre with Thai language copy
• For relatives as sponsor – additional documents required:
  
  • Translated house registration of parents/relatives with Thai and English versions certified by Translation Centre
  • Marriage certificate of sponsor (translated and certified with Thai version)
  • Name change documents for applicant/parents/sponsor (translated and certified with Thai version)
• Flight reservation to India / Address document / PR copy (if any)
• All documents must be copied and signed by the applicant on every page – 1 set
• For old researchers / Researchers of Bihar University (MAKOT) – documents must be sent to the Embassy for verification. Interview may follow. Additional documents may be required.
• Visa approval timeline depends on the Embassy’s decision post interview and document verification

Research Visa — Visa Fees for UAE National

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the maximum validity of a Research Visa?
   The visa can be granted for up to 3 years or the duration of the research project, whichever is shorter.
2. Can I extend my Research Visa?
   In most cases, the visa is not extendable. Any extension must be justified and approved by the concerned Indian authorities.
3. Do I need FRRO registration?
   Yes, if your visa is for more than 180 days, FRRO/FRO registration within 14 days of arrival is mandatory.
4. Can I pursue a Ph.D. on this visa?
   Yes, if you are conducting independent or collaborative doctoral research with a recognized Indian institution.
5. What kind of institutions can sponsor a Research Visa?

• • Government-approved universities
  • Accredited colleges and research institutes
  • Think tanks, museums, archives, and field research organizations

1. Is this visa suitable for field research like anthropology or botany?
   Yes, but you may require prior approval or a special permit if working in sensitive or restricted areas.
2. Can I convert this visa into a work or employment visa?
   No. The Research Visa is non-convertible to any other visa category during your stay in India.
3. Do I need security clearance for my research?
   Only for projects in sensitive areas or subjects. The Indian Embassy/Consulate may advise you to seek prior approval from the Ministry of Home Affairs.
4. Where can I apply for a Research Visa?
   You must apply through the Precise Communications Global Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) assigned to your jurisdiction. Prior appointment is mandatory.

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your visa application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Documents Checklist – Transfer of Visa

Print and complete the checklist relevant to your visa category. It must be filled in and signed, and submitted along with your application.
Incomplete applications will not be accepted.

To prevent delays, please ensure your application includes the following:

• Completed application form
• Two recent photographs (2 inch x 2 inch, white background)
• Two photocopies of passport bio page
• Photocopy of valid Indian visa
• Previous passport (if available)
• Photocopies of both old and new passports
• Authority letter and representative’s ID copy (if the applicant is not submitting in person)
• Travel tickets (to India and onward journey)
• Proof of stay in India (hotel booking or invitation letter from host)
• Copy of TAZKARA (for Afghan nationals)
• Any other relevant supporting documents

Please Note:

• Only visas originally issued by the Indian Embassy in United Arab Emirates are eligible for transfer.
• Visas issued by other Indian Missions are not transferable.
• Only online visa application forms are accepted. Handwritten or typed forms are no longer valid.
• Incomplete, inaccurate, or false documentation may lead to rejection or delay.
• Applicants from Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and those of Pakistan origin must fill out additional online forms, if applicable.

Transfer Visa — Visa Fees for UAE National

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What does “visa transfer” mean?
A visa transfer refers to the migration of a valid Indian visa from an old passport to a new one (e.g., due to passport expiry, damage, or name change), without reapplying for a new visa.

2. Am I eligible to transfer my Indian visa?
You can apply if:
– Your Indian visa is still valid, and
– You’ve obtained a new passport (due to expiration, damage, loss, or name changes),
– Your visa is not an eVisa (eVisas are not transferable and must be reapplied for online).

3. What documents do I need to submit?
– Old passport with the valid Indian visa
– New passport
– Visa transfer application form (available at ICAC)
– Recent passport-sized photographs
– Copy of Thai visa/residence permit (if applicable)
– Declaration letter (reason for transfer request)

4. What’s the processing time for a visa transfer?
The typical processing time is 3 to 5 working days, subject to approval by the Indian Embassy.

5. What are the charges for this service?
There is a service fee charged by ICAC in addition to a nominal embassy processing fee. Contact ICAC for the latest pricing.

6. Can I use the old passport with visa + new passport together for travel?
Technically, Indian immigration may allow entry with both passports, but airlines or immigration at other checkpoints may deny boarding. It’s strongly advised to transfer the visa formally to avoid travel issues.

7. Is prior appointment required for visa transfer?
While walk-ins may be accepted at some ICAC centers, it is recommended to book an appointment online or by calling the center to avoid wait times.

8. Can I transfer a visa that has already expired?
No. Only valid visas can be transferred. For expired visas, you will need to apply for a new visa.

9. Can I still get my visa transferred if my old passport is lost?
No. If the passport containing the visa is lost, the visa cannot be transferred. You will need to apply for a new visa with a lost passport report.

10. Which ICAC centers offer visa transfer services?
Visa transfer services are available at the main ICAC offices in:
– Bangkok
– Chiang Mai

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your visa application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Conference Visa for Non-Thai

1. Duly filled Application form
2. Photo 2 inch x 2 inch only white background (2 photos)
3. Copy passport first page (2 copies)
4. Copy Thai visa (1 copy) and work permit/Tangdao (1 set)
5. Copy old India visa (1 copy) (if available)
6. Invitation letter from company in India
7. Clearance from the Ministry of External Affairs, Nodal Affairs, or Home Affairs
8. Original letter from the Thai company with seal (mentioning purpose of visit)
9. NON-THAI FORM (only black ink)
10. Flight booking ticket (in-out India) (if available)
11. Hotel booking in India (if available)
12. Original passport must have at least 2 blank pages with minimum 6 months validity

Conference Visa for Thai 

1. Duly filled Application form 
2. Photo 2 inch x 2 inch only white background (2 photos)
3. Copy passport first page (2 copies)
4. Copy Thai ID card (1 copy)
5. Copy old India visa (1 copy)
6. Invitation letter from company in India
7. Clearance from the Ministry of External Affairs, Nodal Affairs, or Home Affairs
8. Original letter from the Thai company with seal (mentioning purpose of visit)
9. Flight booking ticket (in-out India) (if available)
10. Hotel booking in India (if available)
11. Original passport must have at least 2 blank pages with minimum 6 months validity

B-5 (Conference) Visa — Visa Fees for UAE National

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Who qualifies for a Conference Visa to India?
   Foreign nationals invited to participate in conferences, workshops, or seminars organized by Indian government bodies or recognized institutions.
2. Can I attend a private conference on a Conference Visa?
   Yes, but only if the event is officially cleared by Indian authorities. Documentation proving approval is required.
3. Is an interview required for a Conference Visa?
   Yes. Most applicants are required to attend an in-person interview at the Indian Embassy.
4. What documents do I need for the application?
   
   • Passport (min. 6 months validity)
   • Conference invitation letter
   • Proof of event clearance (if applicable)
   • Completed visa application form
   • Recent photograph
   • Any additional documents requested by the Embassy

1. Can I use a Conference Visa for business meetings?
   No. Business-related travel requires a Business Visa. The Conference Visa is strictly for academic or policy-related events.
2. How long is the Conference Visa valid?
   It is typically valid for the duration of the conference, including reasonable travel time. Extensions are not common.
3. Can I bring my family with me?
   In most cases, Conference Visas are issued only to the invitee. Accompanying dependents may not be eligible unless officially invited.
4. Do I need an appointment to submit my application?
   Yes. All applicants must book an appointment and visit the designated Precise Communications Global Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) at the scheduled time. Walk-ins are not permitted.
5. Is visa approval guaranteed once I apply?
   No. Submission does not guarantee approval. All decisions are at the sole discretion of the Indian Embassy/Consulate.

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website. Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time. Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your visa application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online. Click here to track your application

Documents Checklist Tab

Please print and complete the checklist that corresponds to the visa category you are applying for.
Attach the filled and signed checklist with your application. Incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Business Visa – Thai Nationals

• Completed online visa application form
• Two recent photographs (2 inch x 2 inch) with a white background
• Two copies of the passport bio page
• One copy of Thai ID card
• Letter from the Thai company affixed with the official company seal (must clearly state the purpose of the visit).
  Original signature and company seal required.
  If Certificate of Employment is issued outside United Arab Emirates, it must specify the reason why it cannot be issued in United Arab Emirates.
• Invitation letter from company in India (original/copy)
• Copy of registration paper/Certificate of Incorporation of Indian company
• Original passport with at least 6 months’ validity and a minimum of two blank pages
• Copy of previous Indian business visa (if applicable)
• China Form for Chinese passport (must be filled in capital letters)

Business for Sport:

• Invitation letter from sports organization in India (original/copy)
• Clearance from Ministry of External Affairs and Ministry of Home Affairs (MEA/MHA)
• Certificate letter from Thai organization specifying the purpose of visit (original signature or company seal only)

Business Visa – Non-Thai Nationals

• Completed online visa application form
• Two recent photographs (2 inch x 2 inch) with a white background
• Two copies of the passport bio page
• One copy of valid Thai visa
• One copy of valid Thai work permit
• Invitation letter from the company in India (original/copy)
• Letter from the Thai company affixed with the company seal (must clearly state the purpose of the visit).
  Original signature and company seal required.
  If Certificate of Employment is issued outside United Arab Emirates, it must specify the reason why it cannot be issued in United Arab Emirates.
• Copy of registration papers/Certificate of Incorporation of Indian company
• Reference Form
  (must be completed using black ink only and in capital letters)
• Original passport with at least 6 months’ validity and a minimum of two blank pages
• Copy of the previous Indian business visa (if applicable)
• Bangladesh Form for Bangladesh passport / Sri Lanka Form for Sri Lankan passport
• Sponsorship Certificate for Pakistani passport
• For Pakistan passport: all documents must be submitted with five extra copies
• China Form for Chinese passport (must be filled in capital letters)

Business for Sport:

• Invitation letter from sports organization in India (original/copy)
• Clearance from Ministry of External Affairs and Ministry of Home Affairs (MEA/MHA)
• Certificate letter from Thai organization specifying the purpose of visit (original signature or company seal only)

Business Visa — Visa Fees for UAE National

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the purpose of a Business Visa to India?
   A Business Visa is granted to foreign nationals visiting India for business meetings, trade, investments, or similar commercial engagements. It does not permit employment or income-generating activities within India.
2. Can I establish a company in India on a Business Visa?
   Yes. If you’re planning to start a business in India (as an owner or director), you may apply under the Business Visa category. Please refer to the checklist for “Business Visa for Owners” during your application process.
3. Can I work for an Indian company on a Business Visa?
   No. If you are being hired or paid by an Indian company, you must apply for an Employment Visa.
4. Is a Business Visa extendable or convertible?
   No, Business Visas are non-extendable and non-convertible under normal conditions. A new application must be submitted for any change in visa type or extension.
5. When does my visa validity begin?
   The validity starts from the date of issue, not from the date of travel mentioned in the application.
6. Is biometric submission mandatory?
   Yes, for 5-year or long-term visas, biometric data (fingerprints and a photo) must be submitted at the time of application.
7. What documents are required for a Business Visa?
   Basic documents include:
   
   • A valid passport
   • Business invitation letter from India
   • Company cover letter
   • Proof of business relationship
   • Proof of funds and business registration (as applicable)

   Always refer to the latest checklist before applying.

1. What happens if I overstay or violate visa rules?
   Overstaying or misusing the visa category can result in legal penalties, blacklisting, or deportation. Business Visa holders staying more than 180 days in a calendar year must register with FRRO/FRO.
2. Is visa issuance guaranteed after application submission?
   Submission of an application does not guarantee visa approval. The decision lies solely with the Indian Embassy/Consulate, and the outcome is final.

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your visa application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Journalist Visa for Thai and Non-Thai

1. Duly filled Application form
2. Photo 2 inch x 2 inch only white background – 2 photos
3. Copy passport first page – 2 copies
4. Copy Thai visa – 1 set
5. Copy previous Indian Visa / Journalist Visa – 1 copy
6. Copy work permit – 1 set
7. Copy press card – 1 copy
8. Invitation letter from India (if available)
9. Employment letter from company in United Arab Emirates
10. Original passport valid minimum 6 months
    Must have minimum 2 blank pages
11. Blank for visa minimum 2 blank page

Journalist Visa — Visa Fees for UAE National

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Who qualifies for a Journalist Visa?
   Foreign nationals working professionally in media, including reporters, editors, camera crews, travel bloggers, radio/TV correspondents, and documentary filmmakers (non-commercial).
2. Can I make a commercial film on a Journalist Visa?
   No. Commercial film productions require a separate Film Visa or special permission. The Journalist Visa is for non-commercial, informational, or editorial work only.
3. Do I need to contact the Embassy before applying?
   Yes. Applicants are advised to contact the Indian Embassy’s Press Office in advance to understand documentation requirements and initiate the application process.
4. How long is a Journalist Visa valid for?
   Typically issued for up to 3 months. Longer-term visas may be granted with appropriate justification and additional approvals.
5. Is an in-person interview necessary?
   Yes, all Journalist Visa applicants must attend an in-person interview at the Indian Embassy as part of the approval process.
6. Can I travel anywhere in India on a Journalist Visa?
   No. Certain regions (restricted/protected areas) require special permits in addition to a valid visa.
7. What documents do I need to submit?
   
   • Valid passport
   • Recent photographs
   • Completed visa application form
   • Letter from media organization detailing role and purpose
   • Any previous Indian visa details (if applicable)
     Additional documents may be requested during processing.

1. What if I provide inaccurate or incomplete information?
   Inaccuracies or non-disclosure can lead to application rejection, delays, or even a ban from future applications.
2. Should I book tickets before getting my visa?
   No. It is strongly advised to wait for visa approval before making any travel arrangements.
3. Can I walk in for submission at the ICAC?
   No. Prior appointment is mandatory. Applicants must visit the designated Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) at the scheduled time mentioned in the appointment confirmation.

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your visa application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Medical Visa for Non-Thai Nationals

• Dully filled Application form 
• Photo 2 inch x 2 inch only white background
• Copy passport first page – 2 copies
• Copy Thai visa – 1 copy
• Copy of the last old India visa – 1 copy (if available)
• Medical report from Hospital in United Arab Emirates (in English)
• Letter from Hospital in United Arab Emirates stating purpose of referral to Indian Hospital
• Letter of acceptance from Indian Hospital
• For children under 15 years: Letter of consent from parents + copy of both parents’ passport front pages
• Flight booking ticket (round trip) – if available
• Hotel booking in India – if available
• NON-THAI FORM (only black ink)
• Original passport valid for at least 6 months with minimum 2 blank pages

Medical Visa for Thai Passport Holders

• Duly filled Application form 
• Photo 2 inch x 2 inch only white background
• Copy passport first page – 2 copies
• Copy of Thai ID – 1 copy
• Copy of the last old India visa – 1 copy (if available)
• Medical report from Hospital in United Arab Emirates (in English)
• Letter from Hospital in United Arab Emirates stating purpose of referral to Indian Hospital
• Letter of acceptance from Indian Hospital
• For children under 15 years: Letter of consent from parents + copy of both parents’ passport front pages

Medical Attendant Visa for Non-Thai Nationals

• Duly filled Application form 
• Photo 2 inch x 2 inch only white background – 2 photos
• Passport first page – 2 copies
• Copy Thai visa – 1 copy
• Medical report from Hospital in United Arab Emirates
• Letter of acceptance from Indian Hospital
• Letter from Thai Hospital for medical attendant
• Flight booking ticket (round trip) – if available
• Hotel booking in India – if available
• NON-THAI FORM (only black ink)
• Original passport valid for at least 6 months with minimum 2 blank pages

Medical Attendant Visa for Thai Passport Holders

• Duly filled Application form 
• Photo 2 inch x 2 inch only white background – 2 photos
• Passport first page – 2 copies
• Copy of Thai ID – 1 copy
• Copy of the last old India visa – 1 copy (if available)
• Medical report from Hospital in United Arab Emirates
• Letter of acceptance from Indian Hospital
• Letter from Thai Hospital for medical attendant
• Flight booking ticket (round trip) – if available
• Hotel booking in India – if available
• NON-THAI FORM (only black ink)
• Original passport valid for at least 6 months with minimum 2 blank pages
• Copy of passport of Medical Visa holder

Medical Visa — Visa Fees for UAE National

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Who is eligible for a Medical Visa to India?
   Foreign nationals traveling to India for specialized treatment at a recognized hospital, such as organ transplant, heart surgery, neurology, or cancer treatment.
2. Can a family member or friend accompany the patient?
   Yes. Close relatives or friends can apply for a Medical Attendant Visa (MED-X). A declaration from the patient and supporting hospital documentation are required.
3. How long is the Medical Visa valid?
   Typically, for up to one year with a maximum of three entries. The actual duration is determined after reviewing the case and documents.
4. Is registration with Indian authorities required upon arrival?
   Yes, if the visa is valid for more than 180 days, registration with FRRO/FRO within 14 days of arrival is mandatory.
5. Do minor children accompanying the patient need a separate visa?
   Yes. They can be granted an Entry (X) Visa that matches the duration of the patient’s Medical Visa.
6. What documents are needed to apply for a Medical Visa?
   
   • Valid passport (min. 6 months)
   • Visa application form
   • Invitation letter from a recognized Indian hospital
   • Local doctor’s recommendation
   • Medical diagnosis and treatment plan
   • Recent passport-sized photographs
   • Declaration letter (for attendants)
7. Can the visa be extended in India?
   Yes, in special cases, visa extensions can be requested through FRRO, especially for follow-up treatment or long-term care.
8. Where should I submit my application?
   All visa applications must be submitted at your designated Precise Communications Global ICAC after booking a prior appointment. No walk-ins are accepted.
9. Can I use a Medical Visa for wellness or general health check-ups?
   No. The Medical Visa is strictly for serious, specialized treatment. For wellness or alternative therapies, a Tourist Visa may be appropriate.

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your visa application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Student Visa

1. Duly filled Application form
2. Photo 2 inch x 2 inch only white background – 2 photos
3. Copy passport first page – 2 copies
4. Copy current passport first page and current student visa of India – 1 set
5. Copy ID card of applicant – 1 set
   Copy of Thai visa in passport all pages (for non-Thai having long-term Thai visa more than 2 years) – 1 set
6. Copy of birth certificate (applicants), translated and certified by the translation Centre, along with Thai language version
7. Copy of the document to change the name and extension (if any), translated and certified by the translation Centre,
   along with Thai language version
8. Copy of house registration of applicant translated and certified by the translation Centre, along with Thai language version
9. Admission Letter (BONAFIDE) – Original and copy 1 set
   (must show applicant details + course start date + number of schools affiliated with CBSE)
10. Copy of Transcript (English) – 1 set
11. Letter of Undertaking (English language)
12. Letter of Consent (English language)
13. Sponsorship Letter (English language)

In case father or mother is a sponsor – additional documents 

1. Sponsorship Letter – 1 set
2. Copy of ID card or passport of sponsor – 1 set
3. Copy of the document to change the name and extension (if any), translated and certified by the translation Centre,
   along with Thai language version
4. Marriage certificate/divorce certificate translated and certified by the translation Centre, with Thai language version
5. Copy of House Registration of the father and mother (English version), translated and certified by the translation Centre,
   with Thai language version

In case of relatives as a sponsor – additional documents

1. Sponsorship Letter – 1 set
2. Copy of ID card/passport of sponsor and parents – 1 set
3. Copy of the document to change the name and extension (if any), translated and certified by the translation Centre,
   with Thai language version
4. Copy of House Registration of father, mother, and relative (if connected), translated into English and certified,
   with Thai language version
5. Marriage certificate with translation from translation Centre with Thai version (if sponsor is married)
6. Name change documents of applicant, parent, and sponsor translated and certified by translation Centre
7. Bank statement of Sponsor – last 6 months (latest updated)
8. If old student – increase Resident Permit (RP)
9. Copy all again – 1 set (signed by applicant on every page)

Student Visa — Visa Fees for UAE National

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Who is eligible for a Student Visa to India?
   Students accepted into full-time programs at recognized Indian institutions, interns, researchers, and those attending structured courses or cultural studies programs.
2. Can I pursue short courses on a Student Visa?
   Yes, if the course is structured, on-campus, and issued by a recognized institution (e.g., yoga, music, or traditional arts) — a Student Visa is applicable.
3. Do I need to register with Indian authorities upon arrival?
   Yes, if your stay exceeds 180 days, you must register with the FRRO/FRO within 14 days of arrival in India.
4. Can I work during or after completing my studies on a Student Visa?
   No. Employment is not permitted on a Student Visa. Even after internships, employment is not allowed without switching to an appropriate visa type (like Employment Visa).
5. Is the Student Visa extendable?
   The visa is usually valid for the course duration. Extensions must be processed via the local FRRO in India, subject to institutional confirmation and visa rules.
6. What is the S-6 visa and who can apply for it?
   The S-6 Visa is granted for internships at Indian companies, educational institutions, NGOs, or diplomatic missions. Internships must commence within 2 years of graduation, and salary rules apply for corporate internships.
7. Do dependents of students need a separate visa?
   Yes. Dependents must apply under subcategories like S-1X, S-3X, or S-5X, depending on the main applicant’s visa category.
8. Can I visit restricted or protected areas in India on a Student Visa?
   No, not without prior approval from the Ministry of Home Affairs. Special permits are required for such regions.
9. What if I provide incorrect or incomplete information?
   Providing incorrect or suppressed information can lead to visa rejection, delays, or a ban from applying in the future.
10. Do I need an appointment to submit my visa application?
    Yes. All applications must be submitted at the designated Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) with a prior appointment. Walk-ins are not accepted.

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.

   Click here to register.

2. Fill Out the Government Application Form:

   Click here to access the form.

3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.

   Click here to book your appointment.

4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your visa application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.

   Click here to track your application.

Document Checklist for Thai Nationals

1. Duly filled Application form 
2. Photo 2 inch x 2 inch with white background – 2 photos
3. Copy of passport first page – 2 copies + Original passport
4. Copy of last Indian visa – 1 copy.
5. Copy of Thai ID card – 1 copy
6. In the case of monks or nuns, a copy of the certificate/certificate of all the pages must be provided, and the original must be shown every time you apply.

For children under 18 years

1. Letter allowing child to travel to India with parental consent and parent’s signature
2. Copy of birth certificate
3. Copy of father’s and mother’s passport or ID card
4. At the time of submission, either father or mother must be present
   
   • For children under 12 years – biometric not required
   • For children 12 years and above – biometric is required

1. Original passport must have at least two blank pages with validity
2. Marriage Certificate

Document Checklist for Non-Thai Nationals

1. Duly filled Application form
2. Photo 2 inch x 2 inch with white background – 2 photos
3. Copy of passport first page – 2 copies + Original passport
4. Copy of Thai visa – 1 copy
5. Copy of work permit / Tangdao / resident certificate / marriage certificate – 1 set
6. Copy of last Indian visa (if available)
7. Applicants holding a Thai visa on arrival or a tourist visa are not eligible to apply for a regular visa.

For children under 18 years:

1. Letter allowing child to travel to India with both parents’ consent and signatures
2. Marriage certificate
3. Copy of birth certificate
4. Copy of father’s and mother’s passport or ID card
5. At the time of submission, either father or mother must be present:
   
   • For children under 12 years – biometric not required
   • For children 12 years and above – biometric is required
   • Original passport must have at least two blank pages with validity

1. Applicants holding a student visa in United Arab Emirates for less than 3 years are not eligible to apply. Those with a student visa valid for more than 3 years must submit a letter from their institute in English along with a copy of their student ID.
2. Applicants from Russia, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Belarus, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan must submit a 3–6 month bank statement
3. Bangladesh form for Bangladesh passport / Sri Lanka form for Sri Lankan passport / Sponsorship Certificate for Pakistani passport
4. For Pakistan passport – All documents must be submitted with five extra copies

Tourist Visa — Visa Fees for UAE National

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your visa application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Transit Visa (Seaman Book) – Thai 

• Duly filled Application form 
• Photo 2 inch x 2 inch only white background
• Passport first page 2 copy
• Copy ID card 1 copy
• Copy old India visa 1 copy (if have)
• Copy seaman book 1 set
• Invitation letter from company in India
• Letter from the Thai company with seal (put purpose of visit)
• Itinerary of ship
• Booking flight ticket (one-way ticket)
• Original passport valid minimum 6 months with minimum 2 blank pages

Transit Visa for Change of Flight in India 

• Duly filled Application form 
• Photo 2 inch x 2 inch only white background
• Passport first page 2 copy
• Copy ID card 1 copy
• Copy old India visa 1 copy (if have)
• Booking flight ticket for change of flight in India
• Hotel booking in India (if have)
• *For children under 18 years*
  • Letter for allowing child to travel to India with parent allowance along with parent signature
  • Copy Birth certificate
  • Copy of father and mother passport or ID card
  • Submission time Father or Mother needs to be present
  • For children under 12 years – no need for biometric
  • For children 12+ years – biometric required
• Original passport valid minimum 6 months with minimum 2 blank pages

Transit Visa for Change of Flight – Non-Thai

• Duly filled Application form
• Photo 2 inch x 2 inch only white background
• Copy passport first page 2 copy
• Copy Thai visa 1 set
• Flight booking ticket in-out India (round trip)
• Letter for allowing child to travel to India with parent allowance (attached copy of father’s and mother’s passport for children under 15 years)
• NON-THAI FORM (only black ink)
• Original passport valid minimum 6 months with minimum 2 blank pages

Transit Visa (Seaman Book) – Non-Thai

• Duly filled Application form 
• Photo 2 inch x 2 inch only white background
• Copy passport first page 2 copy
• Copy ID card 1 copy
• Copy old India visa 1 copy (if have)
• Copy seaman book 1 set
• Invitation letter from company in India
• Letter from the Thai company with seal (put purpose of visit)
• Itinerary of ship
• Booking flight ticket (one-way ticket)
• Original passport valid minimum 12 months with minimum 2 blank pages
• NON-THAI FORM (only black ink)

Transit Visa — Visa Fees for UAE National

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is a Transit Visa used for?
   A Transit Visa is granted to travelers who are passing through India to reach another country and need to leave the airport or stay briefly in India during the transit.
2. How long can I stay in India on a Transit Visa?
   You can stay up to 72 hours (3 days) per entry. The visa is valid for 15 days from the date of issue for making the journey.
3. Can I get a Transit Visa for two entries?
   Yes. If your travel itinerary includes two transit stops in India, you may apply for a two-entry Transit Visa, each allowing a stay of up to 72 hours.
4. Do I need a Transit Visa if I don’t leave the airport?
   No. If you are in direct transit, remain within the airport’s international transit zone, and do not pass through immigration, a Transit Visa is generally not required. Please confirm with your airline and destination airport beforehand.
5. What if I want to stay in India for more than 3 days?
   You must apply for the appropriate visa (Tourist, Business, etc.) if your stay exceeds 72 hours or if you plan to engage in any other activity.
6. What documents are required for a Transit Visa?
   
   • Valid passport
   • Confirmed travel itinerary
   • Proof of onward travel (e.g., flight ticket)
   • Completed visa application form
   • Recent passport-size photo
   • Any additional documents requested by the Embassy
7. Do I need an appointment for visa application submission?
   Yes. You must book an appointment with the Precise Communications Global ICAC and visit only on the scheduled date and time. Walk-ins are not accepted.
8. When does the visa become valid?
   The visa is valid from the date of issue, not from the intended travel date mentioned in your form.
9. Is visa approval guaranteed after submission?
   No. Submission does not guarantee issuance. All visa approvals are subject to the discretion of the Indian Embassy/Consulate.

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your visa application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Employment Visa – Document Requirements

Refer to the list below for the documents required for an Employment Visa:

For All Applicants:

• Completed visa application form
• Two recent colour photographs (2 x 2 inches) with white background
• Two copies of the passport bio page
• One copy of Thai ID card (for Thai nationals)
• One copy of house registration (for Thai nationals)
• Copy of name/surname change document translated into English and attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), United Arab Emirates

  (Original attested copy must be submitted)

• Company profile of the employer in India
• Certificate of Incorporation of the Indian company
• Copy of all pages of Thai visa (for foreign nationals)
• Copy of Thai work permit

  Note: Foreign nationals must show a work permit in United Arab Emirates valid for more than 2 years.

• Employment contract with the Indian company:
  
  • Basic salary must be more than 25,000 USD per year (in US dollars only)
  • Must include job details and insurance information
• Request letter from the Indian company addressed to the Embassy of India, Bangkok, stating:
  
  • Duration of employment
  • Complete address of the company in India
  • Confirmation that no Indian national is available for the said position
• Proof of educational qualifications and professional expertise

  
  (Documents issued by Thai authorities must be translated into English and attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, United Arab Emirates.
  For non-Thai documents, translations must be attested by the respective country’s MFA. Original attestation is mandatory.)

• Experience certificate (if available)
• Legal documents:
  
  • Proof of tax liability (Form 16) if previously held an Employment Visa
  • Copy of previous Employment Visa
• Proof of permanent residence in United Arab Emirates for more than 2 years
• In case of Translator / Spa / Chef positions:
  
  • Basic salary of more than 25,000 USD per year (in US dollars only)
  • Contract must be attested by the Thai Embassy in India and the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA)
  • Submit documents for verification before applying
• Flight reservation ticket and address of intended stay in India (if available)
• Original passport with at least 1-year validity and minimum two blank pages
• Job advertisement or job opening notification from Indian company
• Transfer letter from Thai company (If transferring from United Arab Emirates to India, include a letter stating the transfer purpose and destination)
• Salary breakup / CTC (Cost to Company)

Work Visa — Visa Fees for UAE National

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Who qualifies for an Employment Visa to India?
   Foreign nationals offered skilled employment or consultancy roles with Indian entities, voluntary NGO workers, foreign faculty, sports professionals, chefs, interpreters, and other specialists.
2. Is there a salary requirement?
   Yes. Most applicants must earn a minimum of USD 25,000 per year. Exceptions include language teachers, NGO volunteers, and certain special categories like academic staff at South Asian University/Nalanda University.
3. Can I take up a job in an NGO?
   Yes. Honorary work is allowed under this visa. You may receive an honorarium up to INR 10,000/month, but no formal salary.
4. Can I work with multiple employers on one visa?
   No. Employment Visa is granted only for the organization mentioned in your application. Work for other entities is not permitted.
5. Can I bring my family on this visa?
   Yes. Your spouse and children can apply for a Dependent Visa, valid for the same duration as your Employment Visa.
6. What documents are required for application?
   
   • Valid passport (min. 6 months)
   • Visa application form
   • Contract/offer letter from the Indian employer
   • Justification of role and salary
   • Passport-size photos
   • Supporting documents as per checklist.

1. Do I need to register in India after arrival?
   Yes, if your stay is more than 180 days. You must register with the FRRO/FRO within 14 days of your arrival.
2. Can I apply without an appointment?
   No. Submission must be done by prior appointment at the authorized Precise Communications Global Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC).
3. When should I apply?
   It is advised to apply well in advance of your intended travel date, allowing time for document review, interview (if needed), and processing.