India expands its e-visa programme by adding 11 new entry points, bringing the total to 88. The expansion covers multiple categories of travel routes, including airports, seaports and land crossings, allowing more foreign visitors to enter through designated points that support e-visa processing.
The reports agree on the headline figure—88 total entry points—and on the increase of 11 from the prior setup. While the coverage is largely aligned on what types of entry locations are included, details are framed slightly differently by each outlet: one focuses on the ports specifically, while the other presents the list in broader terms across air, sea and land routes. Together, the articles indicate a widening of eligibility for e-visa access rather than a change in visa eligibility rules for specific traveller categories.
Overall, the expansion reflects a policy effort to broaden where e-visa travellers can enter India, streamlining arrivals across more geographic entry locations under the scheme.
