Short-term Single Journey Visa
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| This type of visa is normally issued for a period of stay in India upto 90 days for the purpose of tourism/ meeting relatives/ pilgrimage etc. The entry to India under this type of visa will be one month from date of issue of visa. |
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Long-term Journey Visa
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| This type of visa is normally issued for persons whose children are studying in India and dependents of persons employed in India or any other categories of persons requiring long term stay in India. |
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Transit Single Entry Visa
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| Persons transiting through India by land / river to a third country will be issued transit visa subject to production of ticket and valid visa for the third country. |
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Transit Double Entry Visa
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| Double entry transit visa will be issued to Bangladeshi nationals travelling by air subject to stipulation that period during each stay should not exceed 72 hours and they should possess confirmed return tickets. |
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Medical /Medical attendant Visas
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| In serious medical cases, medical visas with triple entry facilities may be granted. Along with the patient, a maximum of two medical attendants will be allowed. For medical / medical attendants visas, registration with nearest FRRO within 14 days of arrival in India is mandatory.In addition to the documents indicated under “General Conditions’ above, persons applying for medical visa are required to produce the following documents. |
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- Medical certificate, in original, from recognised hospitals/ doctors indicating in detail the medical condition of the patient.
- Recommendation from the attending doctor for availing treatment abroad in case of first visit.
- Recommendation from the attending doctor in India in case of continued treatment in India.
- In case of hospitalisation or long term treatment, proof of financial resources, as indicated below, may be sought. (a) Bank statements for last 6 months (b) Solvency certificate from Bank.
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Journalist Visa
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| Persons applying for journalist visa is required to produce, in addition to the documents under “ General conditions” an invitation letter from the organisation in India on whose invitation the person is travelling to India. Details of places to be visited in India must be clearly indicated along with the schedule of visit. |
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Student Visa
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| Persons applying for student visa should enclose the following documents in addition to the documents under ” General Conditions”: |
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- Evidence of admission to the Institute/Course in a recognised University / Board in India.
- Guarantee from parents/guardian, through the authorised Bank to the effect that the the applicant has enough financial resources to support studies in India and that bank will remit the required foreign exchange on behalf of the parent/guardian.
- Photocopies of relevant academic certificates on the basis of which admission is sought or has been obtained.
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Research Visa
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| The applicant should submit visa application along with full particulars of field of Research at least one week before his travel to India to take up the work. |
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Conference Visa
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| Apart from the documents mention indicated under general conditions the applicant should produce (i) a letter of invitation from the organiser of the conference in India. (ii) A letter from the employer in Bangladesh. |
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Employment Visa
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- Persons applying for employment visa should in addition to the documents under “general conditions”, submit a copy of the appointment letter from the Indian firm, a letter addressed to the Visa Section, High Commission of India, Dhaka from the employer in India, testimonials of interview in India , copies of press notification in India regarding the post. If the person is employed in Bangladesh, a letter from the present employer is also necessary.
- Persons traveling to India on Employment Visa are required to register themselves with nearest FRRO.
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Training Visa
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- Persons applying for training visa should in addition to the documents under “general conditions”, submit a copy of the letter from the institution in India, a letter addressed to the Visa Section, High Commission of India, Dhaka from the institution in India, If the person is employed in Bangladesh, a letter from the present employer is also necessary.
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