Tourist Visa
A tourist visa is like a temporary passport stamp that says, “I’m here to explore, not to settle down.” It’s a special permission granted by a country that allows you to visit for leisure or tourism purposes. Think of it as a key to unlock a limited-time adventure in a foreign land. The duration and conditions of a tourist visa vary from country to country, but it’s generally meant for those who want to experience the sights, sounds, and flavors of a place without putting down roots. So, pack your bags and get ready for a temporary escape!
The eVisa will be a one-year, multiple-entry visa, allowing tourists to spend up to 90 days in the country.
Visa Eligibility
Tourists can apply for the tourist visa in one of the following ways:
E-Visa
Tourists from Eligible Countries can apply for a tourist visa online through the e-Visa portal ahead of their trip.
For travelers hailing from eligible countries, the opportunity to embark on a journey of exploration has been remarkably simplified through the introduction of an advanced online visa application system—the e-Visa portal. This cutting-edge platform serves as a virtual gateway, inviting tourists to seamlessly navigate the visa application process well in advance of their planned trips. Gone are the days of grappling with cumbersome paperwork and enduring lengthy embassy visits; their travels from the convenience of their own homes.
Visa on Arrival
- The tourist is from one of the countries in the Eligible Countries list.
- The tourist is holding USA, United Kingdom, or Schengen visas. The following requirements must apply:
- The visa is valid.
- The visa type is either tourist or business.
- The visa has to be used at least once and has an entry stamp of the issuing country.
- Holders of permanent residence from (the US, UK or EU) after ensuring the presence of the resident. This includes first-degree relatives of the visa holders coming with them.
Consulate Visa
Tourists that are not from eligible countries list should apply for a consulate visa through
For travelers originating from countries not listed among the eligible nations, the avenue to embark on a global adventure involves a more traditional yet equally vital approach—applying for a consulate visa. This process unfolds through diplomatic channels, where prospective tourists navigate the intricacies of obtaining a visa by engaging directly with the respective consulate of the destination country. Unlike the streamlined online procedures available to their counterparts from eligible countries, of diplomatic relations and adherence to established protocols.
