What should you be aware of if coming to India on an e-visa?
Here are some things to be aware of if you're coming to India on an e-visa:
Try not to overstay
According to 2024, in India, you might be fined $300 USD if you remain for more than 90 days. In addition, there might be a punishment of up to $500 for remaining longer than two years. The Indian government can also make a valid attempt to enforce penalties.
You may also harm your reputation for future travel and make it difficult to secure visas for other countries by overstaying in India.
Take printout of Indian Visa sent by Email
While a paper copy of the Indian e-Visa (Indian Visa Online) is not required for Mozambican citizens, it is more secure to do so because your mobile phone, which contains the email confirmation, may be misplaced or the battery may be depleted, rendering you unable to provide proof of having obtained an electronic Indian Visa (eVisa India). A paper printout can be shown as proof of Indian e-Visa acceptance at the port of entry.
Ensure the passport contains two blank pages
You must have two empty or blank pages in your passport so that immigration officers from the Indian Immigration Department can affix section stamps and leave stamps on it at the airport.
Passport validity: 6 months
Your identifying travel document, which is usually an ordinary passport, must be valid for at least a half year on the date you apply for an Indian visa.