Indian Visa for My wife
- I have been married for 40 years to my wife who is from finland, we have been to india in past for at least ten times. It is shame her visa is so delayed and they have been asking for utility bill, bank statement, mortage papers. Utility bills are in my name mortage has been paid so no statement bank statements supplied, inland revenue papers supplied. May god help this corroupt nation build on pack of cards. I would say do not bother to visit the corroupt country, unfortunately we have relations to visit. I will try to contact my MP after this festive holiday season and local news papers .
- —Guest K Paliwal
Look at the spelling errors on this form
- This form is FULL or spelling errors: https://www.indian-visa.com/pdf/Pakistan.pdf This is what happens when qualification is NO match with corruption and bribery in getting jobs.
- —Guest Rajesh
Need multiple entry visa to India
- I need some details to get multiple entry visa as I had to get renew American passport. No one answers in Indian embassy, I heard there is lot of trouble to get back my passport as well visa. I want to visit India and need visa. I don't have indian documents like old Indian passport as I surrendered it when I became citizen or birth certificate or SSLC certificate
- —Guest Nalini A Reddy
INDIAN GOVERMENT'S ARE CROOK, IN USA
- 100% CROOK INDIAN EMBASSY PEOPLE, THEY ARE ASKING $6000 UNDER TABLE TO MAKING A VISA FOR GREEN CARD HOLDER AND NO MONEY NO VISA, I WISH I CAN GO OUT SIDE OF INDIAN EMBASSY AND GO ON HUNGER STRIKE TILL THESE PROBLEM WILL BE SOLVE
- —Guest SAM007
4 months and waiting
- I was born in Pakistan but have been in the states for 20 years and Ive never been back to Pakistan. Applied for my visa in July 2010, sent them my US passport and my cancelled Pakistani passport (per Indian Consulate request) but to date I have not heard from them. It will be 5 months on Jan. 5th. I understand its taking longer because i was born in Pakistan but 4 months?? Come on! My husband is an Indian citizen, they also gave my toddler a 10 year visa and I have never gone back to Pakistan! Im a US citizen! I dont understand the delay!
- —Guest akm
6 Months Wait to get VISA
- what a joke india visa i applied for 5 year visa 6 Months ago In San Francisco .first they wanted old passport i came 32 years ago .what a joke. anyways i feel this is a harassment by purpose india don't need NRI money anymore we filled the treasures to the brim that was our mistake go to hell you greedy bastards.no india for me .i go to Mexico . left over money i will donate to the poor of Mexican.
- —Guest Patel
Indian embassy people stupid
- I cannot believe it, They denied my visa application because I do not have Indian passport. I go to Indian every two yrs and spend lots of money there, I still do not believe it What a stupid people
- —Guest Guest
Houston consulate sucks!!
- I'm Indian born recently became US citizen and requested entry visa almost 6 weeks ago..Travisa says it takes about 3 weeks and it seems my passport is still awaiting approval at the houston consulate..who are we kidding?? I've approached several consulates of multiple countries and it never took this long to get a tourist visa. this is absurd.
- —Guest frustrated
Pay more if you're of Indian Origin
- I am a British citizen but my father was born in India (My mother was born in Uganda). He has a British passport, yet I have to pay more because my grandparents (who are not even alive) were from India. I could have lied and said that both my parents were from Africa! I can't believe they charge more and tell you that "you won't have restrictions" I only wanted to go for a week. This happened in Spain where they charged me 20 Euros more for being British and not Spanish. What is wrong with the world??!?
- —Guest Meek
Delays in Getting Indian Visa
- I had applied for OCI and Passport Renunciation like 5 months back. For that I had to submit my original Indian Passport, which I did. Now I have to go to India on December 15th 2010. I wrote and email to houston embassy and asked them about my case. They told me that you are better of to get with Indian Visa. Now I am trying to get Indian Visa and they need my cancelled Indian Passport which is already sitting in houston for like 5 months. They are not granting me Visa just because of my passport. They have given 1 hour slot to call them but they never ever pick up the phone. I am like a dead man. I have to marry my only sister left out in India and I dont know what to do.
- —Guest Mike Patel
house owners in india
- what are the people who bought retirement houses in india supposed to do with the restrictions on visas ? Now they are being told that, not only can they not legally own their homes , but that they cannot live in them either for longer than 180 days "actually less than that as visas are dated from the application day and tickets flights are not booked till after applications are granted) anyone who livbes in india knows that it simply is not feasible to leave a house empty for over 6 months and be able to maintain it to a reasonable standard. the indian government needs to look at these cases and issue a different form of visa to those who bought properties in good faith and now find they cannot live in them as they wish.
- —Guest sheela
mike
- I have been travelling and staying in Goa India for 7 years and used Goa as a base to travel to various destinations in Asia. Now because of thestupid Indian Visa rules, I have to stay out of india for 2 months every time I leave.
- —Guest mike the mike
Six Months and Counting!
- I've been in the US for the last 18 years, but I had to get a Pakistani passport in order to apply for the business visa. I applied in May 2010 with the plans to travel in September 2010, as I had heard it was taking long these days. I still haven't gotten anythin. My company is in the process of investing millions of dollars in India and to create 100's of jobs and I am a key person in this process. Is there any official response from the US government to India?!
- —Guest MFS
Visa for US born pakistan parents
- The Indian Embassy all over the world is now required to obtain a clearance from the Home Ministry in Delhi before they can process any visas for even US born citizens with any parent or grand parent from Pakistan. Discrimination at its best. Whats worse is that the process may take 6 weeks or months. The Consulate's answer to inquiries says that they have yet to see a response from Delhi for any of those in this situation. So basically telling you are punished for telling the truth. Good Luck for everyone out there, but at this rate there is no hope for anyone that is remotely linked to a relative in Pakistan of getting an Indian Visa. They just don't care. I hope they bring this up in the next Foreign Policy meeting they have.
- —Guest Chicago_Girl
chinese having problem getting visa
- I am a Chinese (Hong Kong) citizen working in the UK at the moment. I also have a British passport. I have tried to apply for business visa twice in the last year to go to India but both has failed. They never rejected my applications. The first time the VFS UK just asked me to withdraw my application. The second time I tried a different agency and they gave my passport back and ask me to wait for call. I am so confused. Has any other Chinese got the same problem?
- —Guest planetz
