India borders are fully opened for passengers who have been fully vaccinated or received a booster shot.

Status	Open
Visa	Required for Indonesian Passport holders
Test result	Not required
Vaccination	Fully vaccinated at most 14 days before departure
Quarantine	Not required
Insurance	Recommended
Other Documents	Passengers need to submit a completed self-declaration form before departure

Travel to India

Passengers do not need to show proof of vaccination or a negative test before travel. However, you must comply with instructions and surveillance measures when you arrive in India, including:

• Thermal screening of passengers
• Random COVID-19 testing of 2% of all international travellers over 12 years old upon arrival in India
  • If you test positive for COVID-19, you may need to stay where you are until you test negative. You may also need to seek treatment there.
  • If you have symptoms of COVID-19, follow the instructions of national and local health authorities. This may include testing or being taken to a medical facility for isolation.

 

Visa Requirements

• You need a visa to travel to India, unless you are an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cardholder.
• India has a number of visa categories. Make sure you get the right visa for the purpose and duration of your travel.
  • Penalties for having the wrong visa can include refusal of entry or deportation. This may also include not being allowed to enter India in the future.
• Find out how to apply for a visa from the Indian Bureau of Immigration. Depending on your requirements you may be able to apply for:
  • regular (paper) visa
  • e-visa (see the site ‘FAQs’ for restrictions on airports and seaports of entry)
• Some visa types require you to register with the Foreigners Registration Office (FRO) within a specific timeframe. You could be denied permission to leave if you do not do this. Check if you are required to register your arrival (includes online option).
• Overstaying on a visa is an offence. Make sure you leave the country before your visa expires or get an official extension if needed.
  • If you’re hospitalised, as someone who's travelling with has a short-term Tourist Visa and is hospitalised, you may be able to extend or ‘convert’ to a Medical Visa.

 

Accommodation

It is a legal requirement for accommodation providers to submit a form (C -Form) to register the stay of a foreign guest. Before booking, check that accommodation is registered with the Foreigners’ Registration Office (FRO) to submit C forms.

 

Travel Insurance Information

Passengers are recommended to have travel insurance to enter India. Thus, we recommend you to have travel insurance which can be seen here.

 

Steps to buying travel insurance:

1. Click this link

2. Fill in personal data and travel data

   • Data entry includes Type of Trip, Destination, Type of Protection, Age (Years), Type of Policy, Date of Departure, Length of Travel (Days)

3. Click “Cari Sekarang”

4. Fill in Name, Email, and Mobile Number

5. Click “Cari Harga Premi”

6. Choose insurance as needed

The information on this info page is made only for reference and cannot be used as a full reference for traveling or purchasing products. t-mates are advised to do information search from sources made by the relevant authorities as well as carrying out the recommended health protocols and check COVID-19 status in the destination.