I need a visa for India and they want me to

show a return ticket.

This doesn't suit me,I don't know when I will be coming back

or from which city I will be near,

 

Is there any way around this.

Is this through the eVisa application process?

 

I applied last year for an EVisa to India and don't recall needing to show any air ticket in the application process, which went very smoothly.

The evisa is only for a short visit.I'm applying  for a tourist visa

which is for 6 months.

 

Is there some way around paying for a return flight like the

travel agent selling you a return ticket and refunding  you when you get the visa.

Search for "onward ticket" on Google it might suit your needs. 

What nationality are you? E visa boundaries have been extended.

I'm Irish......I want to stay 6 months at least...............

you can buy a ticket and cancel it, tons of sites like https://www.alternativeairlines.com/refundable-flights

 

Good luck in india, the only country i went to and i swore to never ever come back in my lifetime, the absolute horror, but maybe you like it  ????

36 minutes ago, chiangrai said:

I'm Irish......I want to stay 6 months at least...............

E visa is good for one year and for Irish nationals you can stay 90 continuous days then you have to leave, Nepal for example, but can re enter for another 90 days but not sure if you can do it a third time. What's the terms on a paper visa?

 

 

 

 

The requirement is, I think, technically there, but the application is sort of like Thai Immigration offices - sometimes they insist, sometimes they don't. As someone else offered, easy enough to buy a ticket and cancel later on. If you go down this way, cancel it after you're in-country, as this could come up on arrival as well (been there, done that).

Edited June 3, 20197 yr by Morch

How about Thai travel agents,can they help.

 

If not what do you have to do if you buy a ticket online,do you just print it out or do they

post you a ticket.

2 hours ago, chiangrai said:

How about Thai travel agents,can they help.

 

If not what do you have to do if you buy a ticket online,do you just print it out or do they

post you a ticket.

 

You just buy a ticket online, a printable version will be sent to your mail. You don't have to, but easier if you carry the printed ticket with you as long as needed. Once in-country and past immigration, you may cancel the ticket. There's no need to bother with travel agents, really.

Edited June 4, 20197 yr by Morch

You need to show a visa if youre staying long if not just a return ticket will do. They think immigrants are over staying in india but who will want to stay there..