Regular Indian Visa

	validity (multiple entries)
3	Medical Visa/Medical Attendant with 6 months validity	6270	190
	Medical Visa/Medical Attendant with 1 year validity	8780	190
4	Student visa (valid for duration of the course)	6270	190
5	Conference Visa with 6 months validity	6270	190
6	Employment Visa with 6 months validity	8780	190
	Employment Visa with 1 year validity	13800	190

Note:

1. The nationals of other countries may contact the Consular Section of the Embassy of India in Santo Domingo for visa fees and other details at cons.sdomingo@mea.gov.in
2. Visa fee once paid is not refunded even if the application is withdrawn or visa is not granted.
3. The Embassy reserves to itself the right to decide on the type and duration of the visa granted.

Fee and Mode of Payment: Visa and ICWF fees should be deposited in respective bank accounts of this Embassy through bank transfer, as per details given below-

Bank Account details for Visa Fee	Bank Account details for ICWF Fee
Beneficiary Name: Embajada de la Republica de la India Type of Account: Current Account in Pesos Account number: 9604412989 Name of the Bank: Banco de Reservas (Banreservas) Address: Av. Winston Churchill esq. Porfirio Herrera, Distrito Nacional, Santo Domingo. Swift code: BRRDDOSD	Beneficiary Name: Embajada de la Republica de la India Type of Account: Current Account in Pesos Account number: DOP: 9605224462 Name of the bank: Banco de Reservas (Banreservas) Address: Av. Winston Churchill esq. Porfirio Herrera, Distrito Nacional, Santo Domingo. Swift code: BRRDDOSD

RNC of Mission: 4-3-009937-6

RNC of Mission:4-3-009937-6

Note:

1. The applicants are required to ensure that the payment is made in the appropriate accounts as indicated above. Interchangeability of fee once paid is not allowed and the same is non- refundable.
2. If you make a bank transfer from overseas, the additional bank charges, as applicable, shall be payable by the applicant.

 

Types of Visas

Tourist visa: Tourist visa is issued to applicants traveling to India for tourism. Applicants need to submit two colored photos, ID Card/Profession proof, a copy of the return air ticket/reservation, proof of financial   solvency,   along   with   the   duly   filled   in   online   application   form.

Business Visa: Issued to those traveling to India for business purposes. The requirements are:

1. Duly filled in application form
2. Two Colour photographs
3. Invitation letter from the Indian company / agent which provides details of activities, products, services and also details of businesses in India & Contacts of Indian companies/organizations to be visited and its certificate of registration in India.
4. A letter of the company that provides the details of its activities, products and services, the details of proposed businesses in India and contacts of the Indian companies and organizations to be visited.
5. Hotel booking where you will be staying in India. If the applicant is staying with an Indian host, a letter of invitation from the host is required along with a copy of their passport or valid address proof.

Student Visa: Is issued for the duration of the course for those who obtain admission in regular academic courses at educational institutions duly recognized by a Statutory regulatory body in India. The students should submit proof of admission from an educational institution recognized by the Government of India and proof of financial guarantee (bank solvency/bank statement) for meeting the expenses in India.

Conference Visa: Issued for attending international conferences/seminars/meetings in India. A letter of invitation from the organizer of the conference is to be submitted along with the visa application. A ‘No Objection’ certificate issued by MHA and letter of clearance issued by MEA addressed to the organizers shall also need to be endorsed.

Medical Visa: Issued to a foreigner seeking medical treatment in India in established or recognized or specialized   hospitals.   The   visa   can   be   single   or   multiple   entries. Validity of medical visa is for up to one year or duration of the treatment, whichever is less. It can further be extended up to one year on recommendation from an established / recognized hospital. Applicant should submit the medical documents establishing the need for and the bonafides (letter from hospital on its letterhead) of taking medical treatment in  India. Bank statements with sufficient balance to cover for the cost of treatment and expenditures during the period of stay in India.
An applicant who wishes to visit India on Medical Visa can take attendants who would be granted Medical Attendant Visa coterminous with ‘Medical Visa’ of the patient.

Employment Visa: Employment Visa is granted to foreigners desiring to come to India for purpose of employment, subject to following conditions:

1. The applicant is a skilled and qualified professional or person who is being engaged or appointed by a company, organization, industry, or undertaking, etc. in India on contract or employment basis at a senior level, skilled position such as technical expert, senior executive, or in a managerial position, etc.
2. A foreign national will have to comply with all other requirements like payment of tax liabilities, etc. Eligibility for Employment Visa.
3. The foreign national must submit proof of his/her employment or contract or engagement by the company/organization, etc. in India.
4. The foreign national must submit documentary proof of his educational qualifications and professional expertise.

IMPORTANT NOTE: In all the above categories of visas, The Consular Officer may request additional documentation as considered at the time of the visa interview. Expat applicants may apply for visa only if they have lived in the Dominican Republic or Haiti for at least two years. Incomplete applications will not be accepted. For information on rates, please refer to the Fee Structure.

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