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Regular Paper Visas & Document Required

Applicants applying for paper visas are required to fill on-line visa application form carefully. When filling out the form, please select for the field "Mission" the following option: SLOVENIA:LJUBLJANA, and fill in the dates appropriately using "/" and not ".". When submitting the applications for regular visas/passports, please upload your photograph with white background only as specified https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/visa/index.html.

Information about Various Categories of Regular Visa and Document Required

(A) For all types of Visas following documents are required to be submitted :

Following general documents are mandatory for all visa categories (additional documents, if any mentioned under the different visa categories below) :

a. Visa application form must be completed in all respect. Visa application can be filled at the link :- https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/visa/index.html . Applicant needs to upload ones colour photograph with white background only at the specified space.

b. Printed filled in form

c. Original passport with minimum 6 months validity and 2 blank pages

d. Two recent colour photograph (size 5 cm x 5 cm), same as uploaded on the website, with white background showing full frontal view of face to be pasted on the application form. Photograph should not be stapled.

e. Copy of air ticket

f. Accommodation arrangements/hotel booking in India

g. Proof of financial standing like recent bank statement (for last 4 months), sponsorship letter, etc.

h. Visa fees

i. Copy of international travel insurance.

Fees and Bank details

Visa applicants should then approach the Embassy of India with the printed application form and relevant documents for submission. Regular Visa applications are accepted on Wednesdays & Fridays (except on public holiday) in the morning hours (10:00-12:00 AM) at the Embassy. The fee must be paid in EUR into the Embassy’s bank account. Cash, credit/debit cards, or other payment methods are not accepted at the counter. Applicants must complete the payment in advance and bring proof of the transaction when submitting their application. For any queries, please call or write:

Telephone : (01) 51 33 120/121; e-Mail: cons1.ljubljana@mea.gov.in

Additional information: https://www.eoiljubljana.gov.in/page/fee-details-for-all-services/

Visa fees is non-refundable even if visa is declined. The Embassy reserves the right of deciding the duration of visa irrespective of the fees tendered at the time of making application.

Note: Acceptance of Visa application does not automatically guarantee grant of a visa. The visa application may be accepted, modified and refused by the Embassy in its full right. Decision of the Embassy of India- Ljubljana in the matter shall be final.

Visa for other non-Slovenian nationals

Visa applicant who is not a Slovenian national should normally apply for a visa at the Indian Embassy in their country of citizenship. However, if a foreign national is applying for a visa through the Indian Embassy in Ljubljana, they must meet the eligibility criteria for an Indian visa and provide proof of residence in Slovenia (for more than one year) at the time of application submission. The visa fee will depend on the applicant's nationality, as well as the type and duration of the visa required.

Please note that the validity of all visas is counted from the date of the issue of visa and not from the date of entry into India.

Issue of visa is the prerogative of Government of India and not the right of applicant, also obtaining visa is not a guarantee, as Immigration authorities have the right to refuse to enter the country under provisions of Foreigners Act.

Types of Visas :

1

Tourist Visa

9

Diplomatic & Official Visa

2

Business Visa

10

Student Visa

3

Medical & Medical Attendant Visa

11

Journalist Visa

4

Ayush & Ayush Attendant Visa

12

Mountaineering Visa

5

Entry Visa

13

Transit Visa

6

Conference Visa

14

Missionary Visa

7

Employment Visa

15

Film Visa

8

Intern Visa

16

Project Visa

1. Tourist Visa

Persons who wish to visit India for tourism, sightseeing, casual visit to meet friend or relatives, attending a short term yoga programme, attending a short term yoga programme, short term medical treatment including treatment under Indian system of medicine etc. would normally be granted a Tourist Visa. Tourist Visa cannot be used for any other purposes/activity such as business, education, employment, research, journalism, social work etc. Tourist Visa is non-extendible and non-convertible. Each stay in India on a tourist visa should not exceed 90 days.

Document Required :

The documents as mentioned at Para (A)

Processing Time : 2-3 working days [Any missing document or incomplete information may delay the processing time]

Frequently Asked Questions on Tourist Visa

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2. Business Visa/Sports Visa

Business Visa is granted to foreign nationals who want to visit India to establish Industrial/business venture/Technical advice and staff training with companies in India and meetings, sales or exhibiting on behalf of a company outside of India. The applicant must not be visiting India for the business of money lending or for running a petty business or petty trade, or for full time employment in India involving payment of salary in India etc.

Document required : In addition to the document mentioned at Para (A) above, following additional documents are also required : -

a. A letter addressed to the Embassy of India-Ljubljana (in English) from the authorised representative of the employer or sponsoring company in Slovenia, deputing the applicant for a visit to India with details of the nature of business in which the company is involved.

b. Invitation letter from the Indian entity stating the purpose, duration and number of visits for which visa is required. Also, the Indian company shall email a scanned copy of such invitation letter to the Embassy at cons1.ljubljana@mea.gov.in or cons.ljubljana@mea.gov.in

Player, coach engaged with commercial sports events :

a. Requisite clearances from the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports of India

b. Security clearance from Ministry of Home Affairs and Political Clearance from Ministry of External Affairs.

Sports persons coming to India to participate in an international sports events (X-SP Visa) :

a. Invitation letter to sports team and sports persons to visit India from the concerned Sports Federation /Association in India

b. Letter from concerned Sports Federation/Association in Slovenia

c. Security clearance from Ministry of Home Affairs and Political Clearance from Ministry of External Affairs.

Processing Time : 3-5 working days [Any missing document or incomplete information may dealt the processing time]

Frequently Asked Questions on Business Visa 

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3. Medical Visa/Medical Attendant Visa

Medical visa is granted for medical treatment in reputed/recognized hospitals in India for undergoing treatment in neuro-surgery, ophthalmic disorders, heart-related problems, renal disorders, organ transplantation, congenial disorders, gene-therapy, radio-therapy, joint replacement etc. NABH (National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare), an autonomous Government of India entity, accredits Hospitals and Healthcare providers in India. The list of such Hospitals can be accessed on the following link : https://portal.nabh.co/frmViewAccreditedHosp.aspx#gsc.tab=0

Attendant/family members of the patient coming to India for medical treatment may be granted Medical Attendant Visa. The validity of Medical Attendant Visa will be same as the Medical Visa of the patient. Upto 2 Medical Attendants or family members of patient are allowed to accompany the patient for treatment in India.

If the Medical/Medical Attendant Visa is issued for a period of 180 days or less, no registration would be required. Medical Visa issued for a period of more than 180 days is required to register themselves with concern FRROs Office within 14 days of arrival in India.

Document Required : In addition to the documents as mentioned at Para (A) above, following documents are also required

a. Letter from the hospital/institution in India confirming the applicants admission for medical treatment.

b. Letter from the Hospital/Doctor in Slovenia attesting the requirement for treatment in India.

c. In case of a Minor child, a consent letter signed by both parents/ if one parent, a copy of custody letter from local court.

d. Bank Statement with sufficient balance to meet medical expenditure

Processing Time : 3-5 Working days [Any missing document or incomplete information may delay the processing time.]

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4. Ayush & Ayush Attendant Visa (AY)

AYUSH Visa (AY) is issued to foreigners visiting India for treatment under the AYUSH System/Indian Systems of Medicine, which includes Ayurveda, Yoga, Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, and Homoeopathy. Attendants should apply for the AYUSH AY-2 visa, which is co-terminus with the AY-1 visa holder.

Requirements for AYUSH Visa:

(i) The Wellness Hospital/Wellness Centre must be accredited and registered with the relevant government authorities or the National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers (NABH), the National Commission for Homoeopathy (NCH), or the National Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCISM) accredited hospital providing AYUSH services.

(ii) The applicant is required to submit medical documents, including a supporting letter from an accredited AYUSH institution where the visitor will be treated, as well as a prescription or medical history document necessitating the treatment.

Ayush Visa to Attendant/Family members

(i) Attendant/family members of the patient coming to India for medical treatment under Ayush systems may be granted AYUSH -2 (AY-2) visa co-terminus with the AY-1Visa

(ii) Not more than two persons (attendant or family member) may be allowed at a time for the grant of AYUSH -2 (AY-2) visa

(iii) The principal AY-1 visa holder and attendant AY-2 visa holder shall exit India tougher, on completion of treatment or expire of visa.

Document required : In addition to the document as mentioned at Para (A) above, following documents are also required :

(a) Letter from the wellness Centre in India confirming that the applicants treatment to their wellness centre.

(b). If required, letter from the Hospital/Doctor in Slovenia attesting the requirement for treatment in India.

(c). In case of a Minor child, a consent letter signed by both parents/ if one parent, a copy of custody letter from local court.

(d). Bank Statement with sufficient balance to meet medical expenditure.

Processing Time : 3-5 Working days [Any missing document or incomplete information may delay the processing time.]

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5. Entry Visa (X Visa)

Entry Visa is given to a person of Indian Origin, foreign spouse and children of\Indian National, PIO or OCI card holder or foreigners co-owning properties in India and to spouse/children of foreigners holding any type of visa other than tourist/transit visa. An entry Visa is given for a specific purpose as decided by the Mission and change of purpose of visit is not allowed. Registration is required within 14 days of arrival in India if the stay is more than 180 days.

Document Required : In addition the document mentioned at Para (A) above, following documents are also required :

a. Foreign National of Indian Origin (X-1 Visa) should attach copy of Renunciation Certificate/Copy of previous cancelled passport. If not cancelled, apply for surrender of Indian Passport.

b. In respect of Spouse(X-2) : Copy of Marriage certificate, OCI card and Indian Passport of Husband/Wife.

c. In respect of Children (X-2) : Copy of Birth Certificate, OCI Card/ Indian Passports of both parents. Application for minor child to be signed by both parents.

d. A foreign national (X-3) wishes to join Auroville Foundation/Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Puducherry / Missionaries of Charity, Kolkata / similar approved organizations, temples, Buddhist organizations for charity work: Official invitation letter issued by the Secretary of Auroville Foundation/Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Puduchery/Missionaries of Charity, Kolkata/similar approved organisation, temples, Buddhist organisations. This document must be provided in original.

e. Proof of residence in Slovenia (for non-Slovenian passport holders)

Processing Time : 3-5 Working days [Any missing document or incomplete information may delay the processing time.]

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6. Conference Visa

A Conference is granted to foreign nationals whose sole objective of visiting India is to attend a conference/seminar or workshop being held in India. Conference visa will be issued for the duration of the conference and the travelling time.

Document Required: In addition to the document require at Para (A), following documents are also required : -

a. An invitation letter from organisers is required. The organisation could be Ministry or Department of Government of India/State Government/Public Sector Undertakings/Central Educational Institutions/ Autonomous bodies under Government of India/Public Funded University/An Organization owned and controlled by the Government of India or State Government/UN and its specialized agencies/Reputed NGO’s/Private Companies. The invitation letter should clearly indicate duration, programme, hospitality offered, name, passport number of invitee and should be sent directly to Embassy of India -Ljubljana by mail to : cons1.ljubljana@mea.gov.in or cons.ljubljana@mea.gov.in

b. Certificate of Registration or organization/NGO/Private Company, which is holding the event.

c. Proof of employment/accreditation Certificate/relevant document to testify competence of visa applicant to attend stated event in India.

d. Political clearance from Ministry of Home Affairs & Ministry of External Affairs.

Processing Time : 3-5 Working days [Any missing document or incomplete information may delay the processing time.]

Frequently Asked Questions on Conference Visa

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7. Employment Visa

Employment visa is grated to the applicant to work for an Indian company, be become expatriate in an international company or organisation and be granted to a foreigner who desires to take up employment in India. The applicant should be a highly skilled and /or qualified professional, who is being engaged or appointed by a company/organisation/industry undertaking in India on contract or employment basis. Annual salary should not be less than INR 16.25 lakh per annum. Registration with Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) is required within 14 days of arrival in India if the stay is more than 180 days.

The requirement of minimum annual salary of Rs. 16.25 per annum does not apply to the following :

a. Foreign specialist chefs/ethnic cooks

b. Language Teachers(other than English language) or translator

c. Foreign nationals who wish to come to India for honorary work (without salary) with NGOs registered in India are granted employment visa for appropriate duration. However, foreign national can draw a monthly remuneration not exceeding Rs. 10,000 for Honorary Work.

Document Required : In addition to the document mentioned at Para (A) above, following documents are also required : -

a. Proof of educational and professional certificates of the applicant.

b. Letter from previous Slovenian company, if applicable

c. Original copy of Employment Contract between Indian Employer and applicant. Contract is to be signed by both parties on each page. Salary /remuneration paid in India and Indian currency only.

d. Copy of registration certificate of the Indian company/NGOs

e. If travelled previously on Employment Visa, a copy of IT return to be attached for the previous employment period.

f. Employment Visas -Undertaking from the concerned Indian company on the following lines :

UNDERTAKINGS

“We take full responsibility for the activities and conduct of Mr./Mrs/Ms.______national of _____________during his/her stay in India. If anything adverse comes to notice during this period, we undertake to repatriate him/her at our cost.”

 Signature of responsible person on letter head of the company

Stamp of the company

Date

g. For Employment Visa dependent, copies of marriage certificate and visa (in case of spouse) and copy of birth certificate and visa (in case of children)

h. A copy of the medical insurance for the period of employment in India is required, or a statement from the employer in India confirming that medical facilities will be provided during the employment period.

i. Employment in NGO (E-4 Volunteer) Visa

Processing Time : 5-7 Working days [Any missing document or incomplete information may delay the processing time.]

Frequently Asked Questions on Employment Visa 

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8. Intern Visa (I)

Intern visa is granted to nationals intending to pursue internship in Indian companies, educational institutions and NGOs. The period of visa shall be restricted to the duration of internship programme or one year, whichever is less. 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 year. In case the internship is in a Company, the foreign national being sponsored for internship should draw a minimum remuneration of Rs. 3.60 lakhs per annum. There will be no minimum salary limit in the case of internship in Educational institution and NGOs. Foreign nationals granted visa for internship will have to register with FRRO/FRO concerned within 14 days of arrival if continuous stay is more than 180 days. The sponsoring company will give an undertaking that they will ensure departure of the foreigner on completion of the internship.

Students sponsored by AIESEC for project based work in companies/industries are eligible for business visa and those going for community/social services will be granted intern visa.

Document Required : In addition to the document mentioned at Para (A), following document are required : -

a. Invitation letter from the organisation/agency based in India sponsoring the foreign national for the internship programme and clearly indicating the period of internship along with payments to be made.

b. A letter from concerned institute in Slovenia

c. For Students, going from their institutions and letter from their institutions and letter of financial guarantee either from parents or Bank.

d. Proof of registration of the organisation in India, if require

e. Proof of residence in Slovenia (for non -Slovenia passport holders)

Processing time : 5-7 Working days [Any missing document or incomplete information may delay the processing time.]

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9. Visa for Diplomatic/Official /UN Passport Holders

Visa application from holders of Diplomatic/Official/UN may submit the following document in the Embassy of India – Ljubljana.

Document Required :

a. Visa application form must be completed in all respect. Visa application can be filled at the link :- https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/visa/index.html

b. Printed filled in form

c. Original passport with minimum 6 months validity and 2 blank pages

d. Two recent colour photograph (size 5 cm x 5 cm) with white background showing full frontal view of face to be pasted on the application form (same photo as uploaded when submitting the application on-line). Photograph should not be stapled.

e. Air ticket is required, if official is going to attend meeting/seminar (for Official & UN passport holder)

f. Official Note Verbal

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10. Student Visa

Student visas are given to foreigners whose sole objective of visiting India is to pursue regular and full time academic studies at recognized institutions in India. The visa is valid for the period of study as approved by the educational institutions in India or for a maximum period of five years, whichever is less. No student visa will be issued to foreign nationals sponsored by franchise Educational Institutes running off-campus centre, Study Centres of Open Universities offering distance learning programme.

The University Grant Commission (UGC) maintains a list of all Central, State, Private and Deemed Universities at its website (www.ugc.ac.in). It also maintains a list of college which are included under Section 2(f) and Section 12(b) of the UGC Act, 1956 and autonomous colleges and this list is available at www.ugc.ac.in . The UGC website also contains a lit of fake universities.

Student Visa will not be issued for pursuing ‘Short Term Courses in India which are not recognized. The list of recognized courses under vocational education and list of institutes approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) is available on their website www.aicte-india.org.

Student visas are also granted for study of Yoga, Vedic Culture and Indian System of Music/Dance in recognized universities.

Registration is required within 14 days of arrival in India, if period of stay is more than 180 days.

Documents Required: In addition to the documents as mentioned a Para (A) above, following documents are also required:

a. Letter of admission (original) from a recognized Indian educational institution clearly starting the name of the course, its duration and fees charged, including board and lodging.

b. Receipt of admission fees paid

c. Self certified Educational Certificate of the applicant

d. Bank statement showing sufficient financial support for the tuition fee and stay in India.

e. No objection letter from Parents of applicant to study abroad for applicants below 18 years.

f. Proof of residence for non-Slovenian students (more than 2 years residence)

Processing time : 5-7 Working days [Any missing document or incomplete information may delay the processing time.]

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11. Journalist Visa

It is issued to professional journalists & photographers, a representative of a Radio or Television organization and similar personnel in the field of information such as travel writers, travel journalists, travel promotion photographers, television producers, advertising, commercial persons and those who write on fashion, costumes and sports for three months (single entry) on submission of documentary proof (employment card or original letter from a reputed News/Media agency where they are working or by the office who have given them assignment in India) to visit India for any purpose other than film shooting.

Journalist, Editors/Writers of Television networks and Radio Station travelling to India on work or vacation (tourist purposes) are required to apply along with a copy of their Media Accreditation Card and /or a document from their organization describing clearly the nature of their work and whether they are travelling on work or as tourists.

Foreign journalists coming to India on long-term assignments (i.e. to be based in India), are advised to fill up the online form (http://pibaccreditation.nic.in under category New users select option –"I am applying through Indian Mission abroad) for issuance of PIB card simultaneously with submission of 'J' Visa.

Documentary related work

Prior authorization of the Indian Government is mandatory or any audio-visual reporting/shooting of documentary films in India, regarding of their subject, category or duration. These include documentary, films, reportage, institutional or educational report meant for public diffusion or telecast.

Please Note : Feature films/Reality show/Commercial TV serials : The Ministry of Broadcasting is the nodal ministry to process requires for a shooting of feature films, reality TV shows and Commercial TV serials in India.

For further information, please contact: Joint Secretary (Films), Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, email : jsfilms.inb@nic.in

Document Required : In addition to the documents as mentioned at Para (A) above, following documents are also required :

a. Self certified journalist card

b. Assignment letter in original issued by the media house, if requires

c. Residence proof in case national other than Slovenia (More than 2 years residence)

d. Authorization letter from Ministry of Boradacting to the Govt. of India, wherever required.

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12. Mountaineering Visa

Mountaineering visa is issued to Foreign Nationals coming for mountaineering expeditions in India. Applications for visas for India from foreigners desiring to undertake mountaineering expeditions need to be submitted at least 150 days in advance of the proposed visit, along with supporting documents. This is subject to Indian Mountaineering Foundation specifying the routes, attaching a liaison officer and imposing such restrictions as it may deem necessary.

Documents required: In addition to the documents mentioned at Para (A) above, following documents are also required : -

a. Letter from the organisation planning the expedition addressed to the Embassy of India, Ljubljana specifying the exact purpose of the applicant's visit and expected start and end dates on organization's letter head.

b. Clearance from the Indian Mountaineering Foundation and Ministry of Home Affairs.

c. Proof of residence in Slovenia (for non -Slovenia passport holders), if applicable.

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13. Transit Visa

Transit Visa is granted to travel through India to reach an ultimate destination. A foreign national (other than a Pakistani national) on Transit visa will be allowed to avail facilities provided under Tourist Visa. Single / Double Entry Transit Visa, valid for a maximum period of 15 days, are issued to applicants who would be transiting through India. The maximum duration of stay permitted each time in India on transit visa is 3 days. For a stay beyond 3 days, an appropriate visa should be obtained.

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 jurisdiction of the airport. Transit visa is not required by a foreigner who does not leave ship while it halts at India port. For transit less than 24 hours in Indian port, applicant is required to clarify from their Airlines and destination airport authority if transit visa is required.

Documents Required: Other than document mentioned at Para (A), following documents are also required :

a. A transit visa should be applied 7 days before departing from Slovenia.

b. Valid travel documents for the country of destination and the countries en-route

Processing Time: 2-3 working day [Any missing document or incomplete information may delay the processing time.]

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14. Missionary Visa

Missionary visa is given to foreign nationals whose sole objective of visiting India are Missionary work. Visa shall not be granted to a preacher/evangelist who desires to come to India on propaganda campaigns, whether on their own or at the invitation of any organization in India. The Visa may be given for a maximum period of one year only.

Document Required : In addition to the document mentioned at Para (A) above, following documents are also required : -

a. Invitation from Indian missionary institution mentioning the purpose, duration of stay and destination of visit along with a guarantee for applicant’s maintenance while in India. The name of Missionary must be listed by the Government of India.

b. The applicant should also be required to cite in the application, the names of two responsible persons along with their Aadhar card and mobile numbers in India (preferably where the applicant proposes to work) who will furnish a guarantee bond to the Government for his/her maintenance in, and repatriation from, India.

c. Bishops/Superiors of foreign missionary organizations who desire to visit or inspect the working of their institutions in India and any personal assistant or secretary accompanying them will be granted ‘Entry(X-Misc) Visa valid for stay up to three months in India.

Processing Time: 2-3 working day [Any missing document or incomplete information may delay the processing time.]

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15. Film Visa (F)

Film Visa is granted to foreign nationals who propose to go to India for shooting a feature film, TV/Web commercial show/series and TV/Web Reality show/ series. The permission for

shooting these categories of production is granted by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MoI&B), Government of India. The proposals are accepted and process by the Film Facilitation Office (FFO). The application is to be submitted online on www.ffo.gov.in. The detailed step guide is available on the website.

For any assistance in this regard, please write to ffo@nfdcindia.com, Film Facilitation Office, National Film Development Corporation, 4th Floor, Soochna Bhawan, Phase 1, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi- 110003 Tel No.: +91 11 24367338

Once the shooting permission is granted by the MoI&B, the cast and crew members of the approved project are required to apply for Film Visa online on visiting website : www.indianvisaonline.gov.in and submit the printed application along with all the necessary documents to the Embassy.

  • No registration will be required with Foreigners Regional Registration Officers (FRRO)/Foreigners Registration Officer(FRO) if the stay during each visit does not exceed 6 months. If the aggregate stay in India on Film Visa exceeds 6 months in a calendar year, the foreigner will have to get registered with the FRRO/FRO concerned.

Document Required: In addition to the documents as mentioned at Para (A) above, following documents are also required :

a. Four copies of the detailed shooting script in case of feature file and detailed concept in case of TV show/TV serials, details of visiting film crew and location of film shooting.

b. A letter of intent regarding the shooting of the film in India, mentioning the production schedule or the dates of shooting, particulars of the cast and crew coming to India for the purpose of the shoot/production, chose location, list of filming equipment (if any) that is being brought into the country and other relevant details. This letter should be in the company letterhead and in English.

c. Authorization letter from the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting in India.

Note :

1. Foreigners being given Film Visa should refrain from commenting on any issues relating to insurgency (if any) in the areas, participating in missionary activities, meeting banned outfits or its overground/ underground functionaries.

2. They should strictly adhere to the norms and regulations of foreigner’s guidelines during their stay in the country and visit only the areas permitted for their visit. They should not visit any restricted/ protected area or prohibited place (as defined under the Official Secrets Act, 1923) without prior permission of the competent authority.

3. Money transaction for shooting of film should be done as per RBI guidelines.

4. No tacit agreement should be made by any foreigner (on Film, Journalist/business/employment visa or otherwise) to engage or open Indian company, registered under ROC or NGOs to involve in film/documentary making, not commensurating with national interest.

5. There is no change in the procedure for processing of shooting of documentary film/ advertisement film in India by a foreigner and the existing guidelines pertaining to ‘Journalist’ will continue to be applicable

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16. Project Visa (P)

The Project Visa is cover only the Power and Steel sectors. Project visa is project specific, therefore, details of the project such as name and location of the project, company engaged in the project, must be provided the applicant. Project Visa is only for skilled/highly skilled persons.

Document Required : In addition to the document mentioned at Para (A) above, following additional documents are also required : -

(i) Letter from the Head of Project/In-Charge mentioning all the details for hiring a foreign national.

(ii). Original letter from the present organisation recommending for deputing the person for the project.

(iii). Resident Proof for residing in Slovenia (for non-passport holder of Slovenian)

(iv). Application form (filled in)

Processing time : 5-7 working days ([Any missing document or incomplete information may delay the processing time]

Frequently Asked Questions on Project Visa 

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