Immediate Travel after Oath

[coolak2007]

Hi, What is the current ETA for getting the e-Visa India? Does it consider weekends or all weekdays only? Also, is the Surrender Certificate mandatory to initiate e-Visa? I was thinking to surrender in India, thanks

 

[m34]

@abinition What eventually happened in your spouse's case? Can you share your experience? I might be in a similar situation soon.

 

[Guri@2024]

Hi , I am applying for evisa to India , travelling next month . Need help to confirm do i need surrender certificate for applying evisa as the surrender won't be done yet but already have canadian passport .
And another question that evisa form has ques for any previous visit to india with visa number . As I came here in 2021 as PR since than I never visited back. Should i answer that no or provide any kind of info . Have you ever visited India before ? If anyone have came across with same suitiation or have idea really appreciated . Thanks

 

[forw.jane]

Hi , I am applying for evisa to India , travelling next month . Need help to confirm do i need surrender certificate for applying evisa as the surrender won't be done yet but already have canadian passport .
And another question that evisa form has ques for any previous visit to india with visa number . As I came here in 2021 as PR since than I never visited back. Should i answer that no or provide any kind of info . Have you ever visited India before ? If anyone have came across with same suitiation or have idea really appreciated . Thanks

Surrender certificate not needed. Second question is about your India visit using Canadian passport. Not applicable in your case.

 

[NiaMata]

You’ll need the citizenship certificate before applying, and that usually arrives a few days after the oath, so the tight part is getting a same-day or 24‑hour passport appointment
If the travel date can’t move, I’ve used https://travelbusinessclass.com before to snag last‑minute premium fares at good rates, which helped keep plans flexible while waiting for documents