Tanvi is very much helpful and try to … Tanvi is very much helpful and try to comfort me all over the application process, because this time is super urgent she still help me and explain to me in detail, follow up my needs, this is a very trust worthy and helpful travel agent if you go to india

Warning Big Scammer Website Warning Big Scammer Website, do not use!! You risk your credit card info. They even make their own fake reviews here. I blocked the payment. Be warned of Mr Amid the manager he is a complete fake con artist. A Delhi hiding thief. Once you paid, they are the biggest crooks hiding behind the phones. My visa card already warned me with a text message about their Indian high risk "razor" to pay the company, they claimed $135, then they actually charged $143, for a service that the Indian government makes for 100% free! My passports origin had a free visa country agreement. Contrary to the immediate phone calls I made with the fully unreliable staff and what is written on their website they don't refund it. Made over 20 calls. Use those real once instead: indianvisaonline.gov.in:visa:info

had to cancel my flight had to cancel my flight because they did not prossesed my visa manny e-mails written with manny copies off my passport because was unclear ? i am verry upset

Pensioner’s holiday of a lifetime… Pensioner’s holiday of a lifetime ruined; 71 year old woman left distraught after travelling to Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport in April 2018 only to be immediately deported owing to problem with her ‘granted’ on-line e-visa. Weeks before travel, the e-visa was completed successfully on-line using this e-visa website. The e-visa was ‘granted’ and the necessary paper e-visa was e-mailed my mother before travel. After 12 hours of travel, and despite having no issues at the UK check-in for her Virgin Atlantic flight from London Heathrow Airport, she was turned away by Immigration at Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport border control as there was a ‘problem’ with her visa; she was told that she would be escorted immediately onto a return Virgin Atlantic flight to London. Distressed and financially out of pocket for the holiday, my mother investigated the problem with her visa on return to the UK. She discovered that, despite having lived in the UK for over 50 years, as British Subject of Irish origin she should not have been granted an online e-visa. How had she managed to travel all the way to India before this error was discovered? In good faith my mother used this website to process her visa, not realising that despite its decidedly similar appearance, it was not the official website recommended by the High Commission of India. This website claims as part of their value added service to re-check visa applications before final submission, asking for a copy of the passengers’ passport and charging an inflated fee for processing the e-visa at the time of application. The official website recommended by the High Commission of India will reject a visa application with this type of error. Therefore there was no concern when the official looking granted e-visa arrived in her mailbox days later. Etaindia.org have subsequently not responded two enquiries regarding the checks they perform before granting on-line e-visas. The moral of the story is PLEASE only to use official routes for your visa to India to avoid devastating emotional and financial consequence.

Got my visa on time I was in a difficult place this Monday, after the oficial Indian Visa site didn't let me pay for the visa fee. I kept trying until it started to say: "visa fee has to be paid 4 days before the trip"...I forgot India was many hours ahead!!! By mere chance and in despair, I applied through Etaindia, thinking a faster pace Visa would be "official". Then I realized it wasn't affiliated with the Government site...panicked again. On the top of that, today the Indian Embassy is closed to the public. But anyway, this morning....visa pdf on my email on time for my trip tomorrow. Thank you!!!!