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  1. Iraq

    Tip

    Before
    The Kurdistan Region (Erbil, Sulaymaniyah) issues its own e-Visa, online or on arrival for citizens on its Country List A, but it is valid in the Kurdistan Region ONLY. Canada's travel advice says travel to other regions of Iraq needs a separate Iraqi visa; decide which you need before you fly.
    After
    The Kurdistan Region (Erbil, Sulaymaniyah) issues its own e-Visa, online or on arrival for citizens on its Country List A, but it is valid in the Kurdistan Region ONLY. Canada's travel advice says travel to other regions of Iraq needs a separate Iraqi visa.

  2. Iraq

    Safety

    Before
    The FCDO advises against all travel to large parts of Iraq — including Kirkuk, Ninawa and Salah al-Din provinces, western Anbar and Sadr City — and against all but essential travel to the rest, including Baghdad and the Kurdistan Region. It reports Iranian strikes in Iraq, including the Kurdistan Region, since 8 July 2026. Terrorism, kidnapping and sudden unrest remain real risks; if you go, travel with an experienced local operator.
    After
    The FCDO advises against all travel to large parts of Iraq — including Kirkuk, Ninawa and Salah al-Din provinces, western Anbar and Sadr City — and against all but essential travel to the rest, including Baghdad and the Kurdistan Region. It reports Iranian strikes in Iraq, including the Kurdistan Region, since 8 July 2026. It says terrorists are very likely to try to carry out attacks in Iraq and that there is a high threat of kidnapping throughout the country.

  3. Iraq

    e-Visa notes

    Before
    Paid online when you apply. The UK FCDO gives the fee as USD 160 and says the visa is valid for 60 days; Iraq's own e-Visa portal (evisa.iq) says it is valid for 30 days and can be single or multiple entry. We show the shorter 30 days. Apply at least 24 hours before you travel (FCDO).
    After
    Paid online when you apply. The UK FCDO gives the fee as USD 160 and says the visa is valid for 60 days; Iraq's own e-Visa portal (evisa.iq) says it is valid for 30 days and can be single or multiple entry. Apply at least 24 hours before you travel (FCDO).

  4. India

    Passport row notes (1 rows)

    Before
    Visa-free for up to 90 days under the India–Maldives bilateral agreement.
    After
    Visa-free for up to 90 days for business, medical treatment or tourism; the Bureau of Immigration counts all stays in India in the 6 months before arrival toward the 90 days.

  5. India

    Passport row notes (1 rows)

    Before
    No visa needed: under the India–Bhutan friendship arrangements the border is open, and Bhutanese citizens may enter, live and work in India with an accepted identity document. No stay limit.
    After
    No visa needed: the Bureau of Immigration says citizens of Bhutan arriving from Bhutan by land or air need neither a passport nor an Indian visa, only a government-approved identity document with a photograph. Arriving from a third country they need a passport, and from China, Macau, Hong Kong or Pakistan a passport and an Indian visa.

  6. India

    Passport row notes (1 rows)

    Before
    No visa needed: under the 1950 India–Nepal treaty the border is open, and Nepali citizens may enter, live and work in India with an accepted identity document. No stay limit.
    After
    No visa needed: the Bureau of Immigration says citizens of Nepal arriving from Nepal by land or air need neither a passport nor an Indian visa, only a government-approved identity document with a photograph. Arriving from a third country they need a passport, and from China, Macau, Hong Kong or Pakistan a passport and an Indian visa.

  7. India

    Passport row notes (1 rows)

    Before
    Pakistani citizens are not eligible for eVisa; visas are issued restrictively through Indian missions and processing can take months.
    After
    Pakistani citizens, and foreigners of Pakistani origin, are not eligible for the eVisa; the portal says they may apply for a regular visa at an Indian mission.

  8. India

    Passport row notes (1 rows)

    Before
    Chinese citizens are not on the eVisa eligibility list. Tourist visas for them resumed in 2025 and are applied for through Indian missions; confirm current eligibility on the official portal.
    After
    Chinese citizens are not on the eVisa eligibility list and apply through an Indian mission.

  9. India

    Passport row notes (1 rows)

    Before
    Nigerian citizens are not currently on the eVisa eligibility list and apply through the Indian mission. Confirm current eligibility on the official portal.
    After
    Nigerian citizens are not on the eVisa eligibility list and apply through an Indian mission.

  10. India

    Passport row notes (1 rows)

    Before
    Turkish citizens are not currently on the eVisa eligibility list and apply through the Indian mission. Confirm current eligibility on the official portal.
    After
    Turkish citizens are not on the eVisa eligibility list and apply through an Indian mission.

  11. India

    Passport row notes (1 rows)

    Before
    eVisa fees for British citizens differ from the standard tariff. Check the fee shown in the official portal for your nationality.
    After
    Eligible for the Indian eVisa. The portal's fee table lists 25 USD for 30 days (10 USD from April to June), 40 USD for 1 year and 484 USD for 5 years for UK citizens.

  12. India

    Passport row notes (1 rows)

    Before
    eVisa fees for US citizens differ from the standard tariff. Check the fee shown in the official portal for your nationality.
    After
    Eligible for the Indian eVisa. The portal's fee table lists 25 USD for 30 days (10 USD from April to June), 40 USD for 1 year and 160 USD for 5 years for US citizens.

  13. India

    Passport row notes (27 rows)

    Before
    Not on the eVisa eligibility list. Apply for a regular visa through an Indian mission; confirm current eligibility on the official portal.
    After
    Not on the eVisa eligibility list. Apply for a regular visa through an Indian mission.

  14. India

    FAQ

    Before
    Tourist eVisas cannot be extended. For longer stays, use the 1-year or 5-year multiple-entry eVisa (max 90 days per visit for most nationalities) or a regular embassy visa.
    After
    No. The e-Visa portal says e-Visas are non-extendable and non-convertible. The 1-year and 5-year e-Tourist Visas allow multiple entries, with a total stay of no more than 180 days in a calendar year.

  15. India

    FAQ

    Before
    Only conditionally: a yellow fever certificate if you arrive from a risk country (strictly enforced — quarantine applies without it), and a polio vaccination certificate if arriving from a polio-affected country. No vaccinations are required when flying directly from Europe, the Americas or most of Asia.
    After
    Only conditionally: a yellow fever certificate if you arrive from or transit through a yellow fever endemic country (without one you can be quarantined for up to 6 days), and a polio vaccination certificate if arriving from a polio-affected country.

  16. India

    FAQ

    Before
    Most eVisas are approved within 1–4 business days. Apply at least 4 days before your flight; you cannot use the eVisa scheme more than twice per calendar year for the 30-day version.
    After
    No official source we could read states how long an eVisa takes to process. The portal says e-Tourist and e-Business applications may be made at least 4 days before arrival and up to 120 days ahead, and that the fee must be paid at least 4 days before travel.

  17. India

    FAQ

    Before
    The 30-day e-Tourist Visa has a standard fee of 25 USD (10 USD for April–June arrivals), the 1-year version 40 USD, and the 5-year version 200 USD. Fees differ for a few nationalities. The official portal shows your exact fee before payment.
    After
    The 30-day e-Tourist Visa has a standard fee of 25 USD (10 USD from April to June), the 1-year version 40 USD, and the 5-year version 200 USD. Fees differ for a few nationalities, and a 3% bank charge is added; the portal's fee table lists each country's fee.

  18. India

    Tip

    Before
    Carry a printed copy of your eVisa approval (ETA) — airlines and immigration ask for it.
    After
    The e-Visa portal says to print your Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) and present it at the immigration checkpoint, where the eVisa is stamped in your passport.

  19. India

    Tip

    Before
    Apply only at indianvisaonline.gov.in — look-alike sites charge large markups and some are outright scams.
    After
    The e-Visa portal's FAQ says indianvisaonline.gov.in is the only official website for the e-Visa, and that no intermediary or travel agent is needed.

  20. India

    Safety

    Before
    Most visits are trouble-free, but petty crime, traffic and scams around tourist sites warrant increased caution. Women travelers should take particular care, especially at night. The UK advises against all travel within 10 km of the Pakistan border and to Jammu and Kashmir (except travel by air to and within the city of Jammu), and against all but essential travel to Manipur.
    After
    The UK warns that scammers, pickpockets and ticket touts target foreign nationals in tourist areas, and that female travellers often experience verbal and physical harassment. The UK advises against all travel within 10 km of the Pakistan border and to Jammu and Kashmir (except travel by air to and within the city of Jammu), and against all but essential travel to Manipur.

  21. India

    Payments source

    Before
    https://travel.gc.ca/destinations/india
    After
    https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/india/entry-requirements

  22. India

    eVisa entry points

    Before
    eVisa holders must enter through one of the designated airports or seaports (all major international airports qualify); exit is allowed through any authorized immigration checkpoint.
    After
    eVisa holders may enter only through the designated airports and seaports listed on the e-Visa portal (36 international airports on its checkpoint list); they may depart from any Indian immigration checkpoint.

  23. India

    Proof of funds

    Before
    You must have sufficient money to support yourself during the stay; no fixed amount is published, but immigration may ask.
    After
    The e-Visa instructions say travellers should have sufficient money to spend during their stay in India. No official source we could read states an amount.

  24. India

    Yellow fever

    Before
    Travellers arriving by air or sea within 6 days of being in, or transiting through, a yellow fever endemic country (India notifies 30 in Africa and 13 in South America) must carry a valid yellow fever certificate (ICVP). Without one you can be quarantined for up to 6 days — India enforces this strictly. Infants under six months are exempt.
    After
    Travellers arriving by air or sea from, or after transiting, a yellow fever endemic country (India notifies 30 in Africa and 13 in South America) must carry a valid yellow fever certificate (ICVP). Without one, the Bureau of Immigration says you will be kept in quarantine for up to 6 days. Infants below six months are excluded.

  25. India

    Passport validity

    Before
    Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival and have at least 2 blank pages. The e-Visa instructions put the six months at the time of applying, while the same page's FAQ and the UK Foreign Office count them from arrival — the stricter reading, used here.
    After
    Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months and have at least 2 blank pages. India's e-Visa instructions count the six months from the time of applying; the UK Foreign Office counts them from the date of arrival.