Government of India adds 11 new entry points to e-visa network
The Indian government has expanded its e-visa network by adding 11 new immigration entry points, bringing the total number of designated ports to 88. The new locations include nine land ports and two airports, aimed at facilitating travel for foreign nationals holding e-visas. The expansion covers various border and transit points across the country, including facilities in Bhopal and Tirupati.
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What Happened
The Ministry of Home Affairs has officially notified 11 new international entry points for foreign travelers holding e-visas. The expansion includes two airports located in Bhopal and Tirupati, alongside nine land ports. The land ports identified for the new e-visa access include Attari, Darranga, Gede, Ghojadanga, Haridaspur, Jaigaon, Dawki, Moreh, and Agartala.
This initiative increases the total number of authorized immigration entry points in India to 88. The move is part of a broader framework intended to streamline the entry process for international visitors under the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025.
Key Facts
- The e-visa network has been expanded to include 11 new entry points.Source not recorded
- The total number of designated immigration ports in India is now 88.Source not recorded
- The new entry points include two airports in Bhopal and Tirupati.Source not recorded
- Nine land ports were added to the list of authorized entry locations.Source not recorded
- The expansion is governed by the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025.Source not recorded
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