Australia to India tourist visa

Complete India e-Visa requirements, fees, processing times, and application guide for Australian citizens. Updated December 2025.

Visa
India e-Tourist Visa
Fee
$25 ($10 Apr-Jun)
Processing time
3–5 days
Length of stay
Up to 30 days

Required documents

How to apply

  1. Full name exactly as it — Full name exactly as it appears on your passport
  2. Passport number and expiry date — Passport number and expiry date
  3. Intended date and port of — Intended date and port of arrival
  4. Address where you will stay — Address where you will stay in India
  5. Your Australian address and contact — Your Australian address and contact details
  6. Valid Australian passport with at — Valid Australian passport with at least 6 months validity and 2 blank pages

Common questions

How long can I stay in India on an e-Tourist Visa?
The 30-day e-Tourist Visa allows double entry and must be used within 30 days. The 1-year and 5-year e-Tourist Visas allow multiple entries with a maximum continuous stay of 90 days per visit, and total stay cannot exceed 180 days in a calendar year.
Can I extend my India e-Tourist Visa?
No, the e-Tourist Visa cannot be extended or converted to another visa type while in India. If you need to stay longer, you must exit and apply for a new visa.
Which airports can I enter India with an e-Visa?
You can arrive at 28 designated airports including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Cochin, Goa, Ahmedabad, and others. You can also arrive at 5 designated seaports including Mumbai, Cochin, and Goa.
How far in advance should I apply for the India e-Visa?
Apply at least 4 days before your intended arrival date. You can apply up to 120 days in advance. Most applications are processed within 72 hours.
Is there a cheaper time to apply for India e-Visa?
Yes, the 30-day e-Tourist Visa fee is reduced from US$25 to US$10 during the off-peak season from April to June.
Can I visit restricted areas on an e-Tourist Visa?
No, the e-Tourist Visa does not permit visits to Protected, Restricted, or Cantonment areas. You need a separate permit and possibly a different visa type for these regions.

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