Do you have the time & strength to queue for your Indian visa?

Due to changes for the issuing of Indian visas in the United Kingdom, the Indian embassy in London do not issue Indian visas directly to the public. When applying for your visa for India, you need to post your India Visa Application form to India Visa Head Office (London).
India Visa Head Office (London) provide a fast track Indian business and Indian tourist visa service for all whom want to visit India for business or tourism. Due to recent identity fraud cases, we strongly recommend clients to always question what accreditation of other websites who claim to provide India visa services. We only use your personal details for the purposes of applying for an Indian visa. Your passport is a valuable document that contains both personal and security information about you. Always choose a reputable visa service at a traceable office.

Here to help for your India visa application
Telephone India Visa Head Office on 0844 800 4018, 24 hours a day seven days a week and speak to one of our consultants for the correct, updated advise on how to apply for an Indian Visa by post. We issue Indian tourist visas, Indian business visas, Indian entry visas, Indian employment visas and Indian conference visas. Persons of Indian origin can apply for five year Indian entry visas call us to confirm the correct requirements to obtain a long term Indian visa.
Processing requirements have changed quite considerably to obtain Indian visas for children aged 16 and under, call 0844 800 4018 or 020 7377 1600 and speak to one of our experienced consultants who will advise you, the correct documentation needed for your child’s Indian Visa.

The surrender of India Passports: Valid cancelled or expired
Under Indian law, Persons of Indian Origin, who have acquired foreign citizenship, are required to surrender their Indian passports at the nearest Indian High Commission or consulate immediately. Once you have started the process of surrendering Indian passports you will be issued with a surrender certificate which a copy has to be attached with your visa application for you to obtain a visa for India. For fees and processing times you need to get in touch with the nearest Indian High Commission or consulate in the UK.

New regulation – two month rule
Tourist visitors to India, must abide by the new regulations which state that they should be a window of at least two months before returning to India. If you need to travel to India within this period you need to seek advice from the nearest Indian High Commission or consulate in the UK.