India eVisa Application Assistance (Tourist eVisa for International Travellers)

An India eVisa is an electronic travel authorisation applied for online. Instead of a physical visa sticker, the approval is issued digitally and linked to your passport. Once approved, you typically receive confirmation by email and present it at immigration on arrival.

India offers different eVisa categories depending on travel purpose, commonly including tourism, business and medical visits.

The official application is submitted on the Government of India portal. In general, the online process follows these steps:

Entry using an eVisa is typically permitted only through designated airports or seaports, depending on current government rules.

Processing timelines vary based on nationality and application volume. We recommend applying well in advance of your travel date and avoiding last-minute submissions.

The official India eVisa application is submitted on the Government of India portal. Many travellers also use private services for application assistance (document checks, form guidance, error prevention).

LeSo is not a government website. We provide paid assistance to help you submit correctly. After you choose a plan and complete payment, we share a secure form link to collect your passport scan, photo and travel details, then guide you through accurate submission.

After checkout, we collect only what’s typically required for an online eVisa application and review it for common issues.

Most delays happen due to avoidable mismatches or upload issues. We specifically check for:

Processing time depends on government systems, nationality and application volume. We avoid guaranteeing timelines. A safe approach is to apply well in advance of your travel date and keep buffer days for any follow-up.

India offers multiple eVisa categories (rules vary). Common traveller categories include tourism, business and medical travel. If you’re unsure, select your nationality above and WhatsApp us—choosing the right category is one of the biggest rejection-avoidance steps.