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DIPLOMATIC AND OFFICIAL PASSPORTS Holders of diplomatic or official passports of the Federative Republic of Brazil are exempt from visas for travel of up to 90 days. International immunization certificate against yellow fever remains a mandatory requirement. To check the visa waiver agreement, click here. Foreigners traveling to India, with any category of visa, are prohibited from carrying satellite phones. “The permission required by the Government for persons wishing to visit restricted / protected areas in India is provided on the website below, with all information and form in the prescribed format to be sent together with the visa application: https://www.immihelp.com/nri/protected-restricted-area-permit-india.html OFFICE HOURS Visa application request: Monday to Friday, from 9:30am to 11:30am. There is no need to schedule a date to request visa. QUERIES Access the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section. Check the days when the Embassy of India will be closed on Holidays. Electronic Visa (e-Visa) The Government of India has offered the Eletronic Visa (e-Visa) facility to citizens of friendly nations such as Brazil. The e-Visa is available in 5 sub-categories: e-Tourist, e-Business, e-Medical visa, e-Medical Attendant and e-Conference visa.
Nationals of the USA, UK, Canda and Japan continuous stay during each visit shall not exceed the 180 days limit. In case of exceeding the time-frame, prior registration with FRRO/FRO is required.
Grant of e-Visa will be subject to the following conditions:-
E-Visa will be provided at 5 major Indian Ports i.e. Mumbai, Cochin, Goa, Chennai and Mangalore. ‘Visa-on-Arrival’ Scheme applicable to Japanese nationals
For more information on e-visa, please visit: https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/evisa/tvoa.html (2) Grant of e-Visa will be subject to the following conditions:-
(3) E-Visa will be provided at 5 major Indian Ports i.e. Mumbai, Cochin, Goa, Chennai and Mangalore. ‘Visa-on-Arrival’ Scheme applicable to Japanese nationals Duration of stay in India on ‘Visa-on-Arrival’ for Japanese nationals is 60 days. Japanese nationals availing ‘Visa-on-Arrival’ will be permitted double entry. Entry airports Citizens wishing to enter India with the Electronic Tourist Visa must necessarily arrive on one of the 24 airports or 5 seaports listed below: Airports: Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Trivandrum, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Cochin, Goa, Ahmedabad, Amritsar, Gaya, Jaipur, Lucknow, Trichy, Varanasi, Calicut, Mangalore, Pune, Nagpur, Coimbatore, Bagdogra, guwahati, Chandigarh, Madurai, Bhubaneswar and Port Blair. Seaports: Mangalore, Cochin, Mumbai, Goa, Chennai. Eligibility criteria
How to apply Apply in advance: applicants must apply for the Electronic Visa at least 4 days before the date of arrival in India. Example: if you are applying for a visa on September 1st, you can choose the arrival date between September 5th and October 4th. Upload documents and photo: During the online application process, the applicant must upload a recent frontal photo of the face, on a white background; besides the passport pages featuring the photo and the personal data (name , date of birth, nationality etc.). The request is subject to rejection if the passport and photograph entered are not readable and according to specifications. Pay the fee: the applicant must pay the fee per passenger in addition to debit / credit cards charges. The fee must be paid with a minimum of four (4) days prior to your arrival in India. Once paid, the fee will not be refunded. Printing: the applicant must print out and carry the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) sent by e-mail. This paper should be delivered to the competent authorities in the Indian airport of arrival. The applicant’s biometric information will be collected by the Immigration Service on their arrival in India. Request the Electronic Visa (e-Visa) here. For assistance with the electronic visa, the applicant must contact the Help Desk by the following ways: HELP DESK – INFORMATION Phone: + 91-11-24300666 HELP DESK – PAYMENTS SBI ePay Axis Technical information
Tourist Filled in, printed and signed form. Form is available by clicking here Passaport valid for at least 6 months 2 5cm x 5cm pictures on a white background. Pictures must be the same as the one uploaded in the form above. International Vaccination Certificate against Yellow Fever Copy of foreign passport, in case the applicant has dual citizenship Copy of RNE, in case the applicant is a foreigner resident in Brazil Proof of Address in the name of the applicant Tourist Visa Fee (visa is valid for up to 1 year / multiple entries) – R$ 390,00 Tourist Visa Fee (visa is valid for up to 5 years / multiple entries) – R$ 780,00 ICWF fee – Indian Community Welfare Fund (payment must be done separetely) – R$ 10,00 SEDEX fee, if you wish to send and receive your documents by post – R$ 60,00 Telex fee, in case the applicant is a foreigner or a Brazilian with dual nationality – no cost. Biometric Data All applicants must submit their application in person at the consular section, where their biometric data will be collected. "Applicants below 12 Yrs., applicants beyond 70 Yrs., applicants holding official passport, applications holding Diplomatic passports, Applicants holding UN Passport are exempted from Biometrics enrollment " Payment In person Applicants must come in person to the consular section of the Indian Embassy in Brasilia, where they can pay the fees with cash. The amount brought to the Embassy must be exact. The ICWF amount must be brought separately. IMPORTANT INFORMATION
JOURNALISTS People who is journalist by profession, even if they travel for tourism purposes, must apply for a journalist’s visa. VISA EXEMPTION Nationals of Afghanistan, South Africa, Argentina, Bangladesh, Jamaica, Maldives, Mauritius, Mongolia, the Democratic Republic of Korea and Uruguay are exempt from the Tourist Visa fee. Business Filled in, printed and signed form. Form is available by clicking here Passaport valid for at least 6 months Two 5cm x 5cm pictures on a white background. Pictures must be the same as the one uploaded in the form above. International Vaccination Certificate against Yellow Fever • Original Introduction letter from the Brazilian company giving all the details, including responsibility for all expenses (in English). Invitation letter from the Indian company stamped and signed. Copy of foreign passport, in case the applicant has dual citizenship Copy of RNE, in case the applicant is a foreigner resident in Brazil Business Visa Fee (visa is valid for up to 1 year / single or multiple entries) – R$ 470,00 Business Visa Fee (visa is valid for up to 5 years/ multiple entries) – R$ 975,00 ICWF fee – Indian Community Welfare Fund (payment must be done separetely) – R$ 10,00 SEDEX fee, if you wish to send and receive your documents by post – R$ 60,00 Telex fee, in case the applicant is a foreigner or a Brazilian with dual nationality – no cost. Proof of Address in the name of the applicant Biometric Data All applicants must submit their application in person at the consular section, where their biometric data will be collected."Applicants below 12 Yrs., applicants beyond 70 Yrs., applicants holding official passport, applications holding Diplomatic passports, Applicants holding UN Passport are exempted from Biometrics enrollment " Payment In person Applicants must come in person to the consular section of the Indian Embassy in Brasilia, where they can pay the fees with cash. The amount brought to the Embassy must be exact. The ICWF amount must be brought separately. IMPORTANT INFORMATION
JOURNALISTS People who is journalist by profession, even if they travel for tourism purposes, must apply for a journalist’s visa. VISA EXEMPTION Nationals of Afghanistan, South Africa, Argentina, Bangladesh, Jamaica, Maldives, Mauritius, Mongolia, the Democratic Republic of Korea and Uruguay are exempt from the Tourist Visa fee. Entry Filled in printed and signed form by clicking here Passaport valid for at least 6 months Two 5cm x 5cm pictures on a white background. Pictures must be the same as the one uploaded in the form above. International Vaccination Certificate against Yellow Fever Invitation letter / supporting documents Copy of foreign passport in case the applicant has dual citizenship Copy of RNE in case the applicant is a foreigner resident in Brazil Proof of Address in the name of the applicant Entry Visa Fee (valid for up to 6 months / single or multiple entries) – R$315,00 Entry Visa Fee (valid for up to 1 year / multiple entries) – R$ 470,00 Entry Visa Fee (valid for up to 5 years / multiple entries) – R$ 780,00 ICWF fee – Indian Community Welfare Fund (payment must be done separetely) – R$ 10,00 SEDEX fee, if you wish to send and receive your documents by post – R$ 60,00 Telex fee, in case the applicant is a foreigner or a Brazilian with dual nationality – no cost. Biometric Data All applicants visa must submit their application in person at the consular section, where their biometric data will be collected."Applicants below 12 Yrs., applicants beyond 70 Yrs., applicants holding official passport, applications holding Diplomatic passports, Applicants holding UN Passport are exempted from Biometrics enrollment " Payment In person Applicants must come in person to the consular section of the Indian Embassy in Brasilia, where they can pay the fees with cash. The amount brought to the Embassy must be exact. The ICWF amount must be brought separately. IMPORTANT INFORMATION
JOURNALISTS People who is journalist by profession, even if they travel for tourism purposes, must apply for a journalist’s visa. VISA EXEMPTION Nationals of Afghanistan, South Africa, Argentina, Bangladesh, Jamaica, Maldives, Mauritius, Mongolia, the Democratic Republic of Korea and Uruguay are exempt from the Tourist Visa fee.
Conference Filled in, printed and signed form. Form is available by clicking here Passaport valid for at least 6 months Two 5cm x 5cm pictures on a white background. Pictures must be the same as the one uploaded in the form above. International Vaccination Certificate against Yellow Fever Nominal invitation from the conference organization body Letter from Indian Government authority (to be provided by the conference organization body) Copy of foreign passport, in case the applicant has dual citizenship Copy of RNE, in case the applicant is a foreigner resident in Brazil Conference Visa Fee (visa is valid for up to 6 months) – R$ 315,00 ICWF fee – Indian Community Welfare Fund (payment must be done separetely) – R$ 10,00 SEDEX fee, if you wish to send and receive your documents by post – R$ 60,00 Telex fee, in case the applicant is a foreigner or a Brazilian with dual nationality – no cost. Biometric Data All applicants must submit their application in person at the consular section, where their biometric data will be collected."Applicants below 12 Yrs., applicants beyond 70 Yrs., applicants holding official passport, applications holding Diplomatic passports, Applicants holding UN Passport are exempted from Biometrics enrollment " Payment In person Applicants must come in person to the consular section of the Indian Embassy in Brasilia, where they can pay the fees with cash. The amount brought to the Embassy must be exact. The ICWF amount must be brought separately. IMPORTANT INFORMATION
For grant of online security clearance and information for conduct of the Conference/ Seminars/ Workshops please visit Event Clearance Platform (https://conference.mha.gov.in) JOURNALISTS People who is journalist by profession, even if they travel for tourism purposes, must apply for a journalist’s visa. VISA EXEMPTION Nationals of Afghanistan, South Africa, Argentina, Bangladesh, Jamaica, Maldives, Mauritius, Mongolia, the Democratic Republic of Korea and Uruguay are exempt from the Tourist Visa fee. Student
Filled in, printed and signed form. Form is available by clicking here Passaport valid for at least 6 months Two 5cm x 5cm pictures on a white background. Pictures must be the same as the one uploaded in the form above. International Vaccination Certificate against Yellow Fever Admission letter from the educational institution in India containing the fee structure of the course No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Indian Ministry of Health, if the student has been accepted in medical or para-medical courses Bank statement of the applicant or their sponsor Copy of foreign passport, in case the applicant has dual citizenship Copy of RNE, in case the applicant is a foreigner resident in Brazil Proof of Address in the name of the applicant Student Visa Fee (valid for the duration of the course or five years, whichever is less) – R$ 315,00 ICWF fee – Indian Community Welfare Fund (payment must be done separetely) – R$ 10,00 SEDEX fee, if you wish to send and receive your documents by post – R$ 60,00 Telex fee, in case the applicant is a foreigner or a Brazilian with dual nationality – no cost. A Student visa is granted to a foreigner: (i) whose sole objective is to pursue on-campus, full time (structured) courses (including English and other language courses and vocational education) at educational institutions (Central/ State Government Educational Institutions & Private Educational Institutions) duly recognized by statutory regulatory body and have acquired statutory authorization to conduct the course(s) complying with GST regulations. (ii) who holds a valid passport, and a re-entry permit if that is required under the law of the country of nationality of the applicant; (iii) who is not a persona-non-grata to the Government of India; (v) who produces proof of admission to a full time course in a recognized educational institution in India; (vi) who produces a letter of approval or a " No Objection Certificate" from the Ministry of Health, in case of admission in a medical or para-medical course; (vii) who is a person of assured financial standing (A letter of support from the parent/guardian accompanied by a bank guarantee/ certificate may be accepted for this purpose); (viii) who produces, to the satisfaction of the Embassy, evidence of transfer of adequate funds for at least 4 months sustenance in India, or produces travelers cheques for a similar amount; (2) Clearance of the Ministry of Home Affairs for issue of Protected Area Permit (PAP)/ Restricted Area Permit (RAP) is required if the place of study falls within the Protected/ Restricted Area. (i) A maximum of four entries per academic year will be allowed. (ii) A foreign student will be permitted to change his/ her course for a maximum of three times during the currency of a Student Visa. In case of any further change in the course, the foreign national will have to obtain a fresh Student Visa from the Indian Mission/ Post abroad. (iii) There will be no restriction with reference to the number of courses a student wants to avail of in one institution or multiple institutions, provided the institutions are recognized. (iv) In case a foreign student wants to change a course midway and join another course, the period of validity of visa will be counted from the initial date of issue of visa." Biometric Data All applicants must submit their application in person at the consular section, where their biometric data will be collected. "Applicants below 12 Yrs., applicants beyond 70 Yrs., applicants holding official passport, applications holding Diplomatic passports, Applicants holding UN Passport are exempted from Biometrics enrollment " Payment In person Applicants must come in person to the consular section of the Indian Embassy in Brasilia, where they can pay the fees with cash. The amount brought to the Embassy must be exact. The ICWF amount must be brought separately. IMPORTANT INFORMATION
JOURNALISTS People who is journalist by profession, even if they travel for tourism purposes, must apply for a journalist’s visa. VISA EXEMPTION Nationals of Afghanistan, South Africa, Argentina, Bangladesh, Jamaica, Maldives, Mauritius, Mongolia, the Democratic Republic of Korea and Uruguay are exempt from the Tourist Visa fee. Employment Filled in, printed and signed form. Form is available by clicking here Passport valid for at least 6 months with at least three blank pages Two 5cm x 5cm pictures on a white background. Pictures must be the same as the one uploaded in the form above. International Vaccination Certificate against Yellow Fever Letter of employment offer CV in English and proof of qualification (e.g. certificates, degrees, diplomas etc.) Labor contract in English. All pages must be signed by the employee, and attested and notarized by Indian notary and Brazilian “cartório”. The “attested by” stamp with the Indian notary officer’s signature must be at every page. Copies of Labor Contract will not be accepted. Salary must be equal or above INR 16.25 lahk per year Undertaking addressed to the Indian Embassy, in which the company claims there is no other Indian national available with the necessary qualification or skills for the designated job Undertaking addressed to the Indian Embassy, in which the company claims the employee will not be engaged in any other activity but that clearly described in the labor contract and Skill Shortage Confirmation Letter from the organisation as well as from National Skills and Development Agency (NSDA) from India is also required along with the application Undertaking addressed to the Indian Embassy, in which the company ensures that all obligations before the Income Tax Department will be paid before the employee leaves India. Undertaking addressed to the Indian Embassy, in which the company ensures that the employee will leave India before his or her visa expires. Company’s turnover showing the annual revenue Certificate of Incorporation of the company in India Copy of foreign passport, in case the applicant has dual citizenship Copy of RNE, in case the applicant is a foreigner resident in Brazil Proof of Address in the name of the applicant Labor Visa Fee (valid for up to 6 months / single or multiple entries) – R$ 470,00 Labor Visa Fee (valid for up to 1 year / multiple entries) – R$ 780,00 Labor Visa Fee (valid for up to 5 years / multiple entries) – R$ 1170,00 ICWF fee – Indian Community Welfare Fund (payment must be done separetely) – R$ 10,00 SEDEX fee, if you wish to send and receive your documents by post – R$ 60,00 Telex fee, in case the applicant is a foreigner or a Brazilian with dual nationality – no cost. Biometric Data All applicants must submit their application in person at the consular section, where their biometric data will be collected. "Applicants below 12 Yrs., applicants beyond 70 Yrs., applicants holding official passport, applications holding Diplomatic passports, Applicants holding UN Passport are exempted from Biometrics enrollment " Payment In person Applicants must come in person to the consular section of the Indian Embassy in Brasilia, where they can pay the fees with cash. The amount brought to the Embassy must be exact. The ICWF amount must be brought separately. IMPORTANT INFORMATION
JOURNALISTS People who is journalist by profession, even if they travel for tourism purposes, must apply for a journalist’s visa. VISA EXEMPTION Nationals of Afghanistan, South Africa, Argentina, Bangladesh, Jamaica, Maldives, Mauritius, Mongolia, the Democratic Republic of Korea and Uruguay are exempt from the Tourist Visa fee. Intern Filled in, printed and signed form. Form is available by clicking here Passaport valid for at least 6 months International Certificate of Vaccination against Yellow Fever Two 5cm x 5cm pictures on a white background. Pictures must be the same as the one uploaded in the form above. Photocopy of the passport Letter addressed to the Indian Embassy from the concerned company/ educational institution/ non-governmental organization in India sponsoring the applicant for the internship program. It must clearly indicate the period of the internship and the salary, if applicable. The original letter must be on the company, educational institution or NGO’s letterhead, signed and stamped. Certificate of Incorporation Company’s turnover indicating the annual revenue In case of internship in a company, the applicant should receive a minimum remuneration of Rs. 7.8 lakh per year Observe: (1) The period of visa is restricted to the duration of the internship programme or one year, whichever is less. (2) The intern visa will be granted immediately after completion of graduation/ post graduation but the gap between the completion of graduation/ post graduation and the commencement of the internship should not be more than two years. (3) Visa should be granted only on the basis of a letter from the Indian company/ educational institution/ NGO concerned sponsoring the foreign national for the internship programme and clearly indicating the period of internship. (4) In case the internship is in a Company, the foreign national being sponsored for internship should draw a minimum remuneration of Rs. 7.80 lakhs per annum. There will be no minimum salary limit in the case of internship in Educational institutions and NGOs. (5) Intern visa will not be issued for internship in certain vital sector like Defence, Telecom, Space Technologies, Construction/ strategic Infrastructure projects, Mining, Civil Aviation, Petroleum & Natural Gas exploration, Private security agencies, Human Rights, Nuclear Energy, Environmental issues and Dams. This list will be reviewed every two years. (6) Grant of Intern Visa to foreigners intending to pursue internship in NGOs will be subject to prior clearance. (7) Prior clearance of the Ministry of Home Affairs shall also be obtained if the internship programme involves visits to Protected, Restricted & Cantonment areas, (8) The foreign national will have to exit the country before the expiry of the visa. An undertaking should be obtained from the company/ organization concerned that they will ensure departure of the foreigner on completion of the internship. (9) Earnings from internship of the foreign nationals with Indian companies/ Educational Institutions/ NGOs will be subject to the Indian Income Tax Regulations. (10) Foreign nationals granted visa for doing internship will have to register themselves with the Foreigners Regional Registration Officer (FRRO)/ Foreigners Registration Officer (FRO) concerned within 14 days of arrival in India if continuous stay is for more than 180 days. (11) The foreign national will have to exit the country before the expiry of the visa. An undertaking from the company/organization concerned that they will ensure departure of theforeigner on completion of the internship is required to submit. (12) the foreign national will not be allowed to take up employment in India immediately after completion of the internship programme. Conversion of the Intern visa into Employment visa or any other types of visa will not be permitted. In case the foreign national receives any offer for employment in India, he/she will have to go back to the country of his/her origin/ domicile and apply for ‘Employment Visa’ at the Indian Mission/ Grant of visa to interns sponsored by AIESEC: If the applicant is sponsored by AIESEC, original sponsorship letters from AIESEC Brasil and AIESEC India. (1) Grant of visa to interns sponsored by Association Internationale des Etudiants en Sciences Economiques et Commerciales (AIESEC) for social or community work in NGOs and for project based work in companies/ industries will also be governed by guidelines mentioned above. (2) In case a foreign national is in India on a Student visa and after completion of Graduation/ post-graduation, the foreign national is offered internship on the sponsorship of AIESEC, FRRO/ FRO concerned may convert the Student Visa to Intern Visa subject to fulfillment of the conditions mentioned above. Copy of foreign passport, in case the applicant has dual citizenship Copy of RNE, in case the applicant is a foreigner resident in Brazil Proof of Address in the name of the applicant Fees Intern Visa Fee (visa is valid for up to 1 year/ Multiple Entry) – R$ 315,00 ICWF fee – Indian Community Welfare Fund (payment must be done separetely) – R$ 10,00 SEDEX fee, if you wish to send and receive your documents by post – R$ 60,00 Telex fee, in case the applicant is a foreigner or a Brazilian with dual nationality – no cost. Biometric Data All applicants must submit their application in person at the consular section, where their biometric data will be collected."Applicants below 12 Yrs., applicants beyond 70 Yrs., applicants holding official passport, applications holding Diplomatic passports, Applicants holding UN Passport are exempted from Biometrics enrollment " Payment In person Applicants must come in person to the consular section of the Indian Embassy in Brasilia, where they can pay the fees with cash. The amount brought to the Embassy must be exact. The ICWF amount must be brought separately. IMPORTANT INFORMATION
JOURNALISTS People who is journalist by profession, even if they travel for tourism purposes, must apply for a journalist’s visa. VISA EXEMPTION Nationals of Afghanistan, South Africa, Argentina, Bangladesh, Jamaica, Maldives, Mauritius, Mongolia, the Democratic Republic of Korea and Uruguay are exempt from the Tourist Visa fee. Research Filled in, printed and signed form. Form is available by clicking here Passaport valid for at least 6 months Two 5cm x 5cm pictures on a white background. Pictures must be the same as the one uploaded in the form above. International Vaccination Certificate against Yellow Fever Description of the research project Invitation letter from the Indian company or education institute Reference letter from the Brazilian company or education institute Copy of foreign passport, in case the applicant has dual citizenship Copy of RNE, in case the applicant is a foreigner resident in Brazil Proof of Address in the name of the applicant Research Visa Fee (visa is valid up to 6 months / single or multiple entries) – R$ 315,00 Research Visa Fee (visa is valid up to 1 year / multiple entries) – R$ 470,00 Research Visa Fee (visa is valid up to 5 years / multiple entries) – R$ 780,00 ICWF fee – Indian Community Welfare Fund (payment must be done separetely) – R$ 10,00 SEDEX fee, if you wish to send and receive your documents by post – R$ 60,00 Telex fee, in case the applicant is a foreigner or a Brazilian with dual nationality – no cost. Biometric Data All applicants must submit their application in person at the consular section, where their biometric data will be collected. "Applicants below 12 Yrs., applicants beyond 70 Yrs., applicants holding official passport, applications holding Diplomatic passports, Applicants holding UN Passport are exempted from Biometrics enrollment " Payment In person Applicants must come in person to the consular section of the Indian Embassy in Brasilia, where they can pay the fees with cash. The amount brought to the Embassy must be exact. The ICWF amount must be brought separately. IMPORTANT INFORMATION
JOURNALISTS People who is journalist by profession, even if they travel for tourism purposes, must apply for a journalist’s visa. VISA EXEMPTION Nationals of Afghanistan, South Africa, Argentina, Bangladesh, Jamaica, Maldives, Mauritius, Mongolia, the Democratic Republic of Korea and Uruguay are exempt from the Tourist Visa fee.
Transit Filled in, printed and signed form. Form is available by clicking here Passaport valid for at least 6 months Two 5cm x 5cm pictures on a white background. Pictures must be the same as the one uploaded in the form above. International Vaccination Certificate against Yellow Fever Copy of tickets of entry in and exit from India Copy of foreign passport, in case the applicant has dual citizenship Copy of RNE, in case the applicant is a foreigner resident in Brazil Proof of Address in the name of the applicant Transit Visa Fee (visa is valid for 15 days / single or multiple entries) – R$ 80,00 ICWF fee – Indian Community Welfare Fund (payment must be done separetely) – R$ 10,00 SEDEX fee, if you wish to send and receive your documents by post – R$ 60,00 Telex fee, in case the applicant is a foreigner or a Brazilian with dual nationality – no cost. (1) A transit visa is not required by a foreigner passing through, in Direct transit by air, and travelling onward through India, provided He/she does not leave the specified precincts of the airport (2) A transit visa is not required by a foreigner who does not leave the ship while it halts at an Indian port. In case the foreigner desires to leave the ship during its halt at an Indian port, he/she may be allowed to do so on a temporary landing permit not exceeding 3 days. Biometric Data All applicants must submit their application in person at the consular section, where their biometric data will be collected. "Applicants below 12 Yrs., applicants beyond 70 Yrs., applicants holding official passport, applications holding Diplomatic passports, Applicants holding UN Passport are exempted from Biometrics enrollment " Payment In person Applicants must come in person to the consular section of the Indian Embassy in Brasilia, where they can pay the fees with cash. The amount brought to the Embassy must be exact. The ICWF amount must be brought separately. IMPORTANT INFORMATION
JOURNALISTS People who is journalist by profession, even if they travel for tourism purposes, must apply for a journalist’s visa. VISA EXEMPTION Nationals of Afghanistan, South Africa, Argentina, Bangladesh, Jamaica, Maldives, Mauritius, Mongolia, the Democratic Republic of Korea and Uruguay are exempt from the Tourist Visa fee. Journalist Filled in, printed and signed form. Form is available by clicking here Passaport valid for at least 6 months Two 5cm x 5cm pictures on a white background. Pictures must be the same as the one uploaded in the form above. Letter addressed to the Ambassador about the project Undertaking from the communication vehicle informing details and subjects Undertaking regarding the payment of costs by the company Detailed sinopse of activities in India List of dates and locations of footages List and technical specifications of equipment List of dates and locations of footages Copy of foreign passport, in case the applicant has dual citizenship Copy of RNE, in case the applicant is a foreigner resident in Brazil Proof of Address in the name of the applicant Journalist Visa Fee (valid for up to 6 months / single, double or multiple entries according to the Head of Mission’s approval) – R$ 315,00 ICWF fee – Indian Community Welfare Fund (payment must be done separetely) – R$ 10,00 SEDEX fee, if you wish to send and receive your documents by post – R$ 60,00 Telex fee, in case the applicant is a foreigner or a Brazilian with dual nationality – no cost. Biometric Data All applicants must submit their application in person at the consular section, where their biometric data will be collected. "Applicants below 12 Yrs., applicants beyond 70 Yrs., applicants holding official passport, applications holding Diplomatic passports, Applicants holding UN Passport are exempted from Biometrics enrollment " Payment In person Applicants must come in person to the consular section of the Indian Embassy in Brasilia, where they can pay the fees with cash. The amount brought to the Embassy must be exact. The ICWF amount must be brought separately. IMPORTANT INFORMATION
JOURNALISTS People who is journalist by profession, even if they travel for tourism purposes, must apply for a journalist’s visa. VISA EXEMPTION Nationals of Afghanistan, South Africa, Argentina, Bangladesh, Jamaica, Maldives, Mauritius, Mongolia, the Democratic Republic of Korea and Uruguay are exempt from the Tourist Visa fee. Film Filled in, printed and signed form. Form is available by clicking here Please visit web portal: www.ffo.gov.in to apply online for shooting of the feature film and requirements. Passaport valid for at least 6 months Two 5cm x 5cm pictures on a white background. Pictures must be the same as the one uploaded in the form above. Letter addressed to the Ambassador about the project Undertaking from the communication vehicle informing details and subjects Undertaking regarding the payment of costs by the company Detailed sinopse of activities in India List of dates and locations of footages List and technical specifications of equipment List of dates and locations of footages Copy of foreign passport, in case the applicant has dual citizenship Copy of RNE, in case the applicant is a foreigner resident in Brazil Film Visa Fee (visa is valid for 1 year/ Single or Multiple Entry) – R$ 470,00 (Maximum duration of the visa will be 1 year) ICWF fee – Indian Community Welfare Fund (payment must be done separetely) – R$ 10,00 SEDEX fee, if you wish to send and receive your documents by post – R$ 60,00 Telex fee, in case the applicant is a foreigner or a Brazilian with dual nationality – no cost. Biometric Data All applicants must submit their application in person at the consular section, where their biometric data will be collected."Applicants below 12 Yrs., applicants beyond 70 Yrs., applicants holding official passport, applications holding Diplomatic passports, Applicants holding UN Passport are exempted from Biometrics enrollment "PaymentIn person Applicants must come in person to the consular section of the Indian Embassy in Brasilia, where they can pay the fees with cash. The amount brought to the Embassy must be exact. The ICWF amount must be brought separately. IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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