Na hoffentlich hat Costa da Recht, weil hier aus dem Englischen Auszug heißt es nach Ausreise ist eine Wiedereinreise erst nach zwei Monten möglich, aber vielleicht übersetzte ich es auch falsch.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS RELATING TO TOURIST VISA
Updated on 09.03.2011
As per the extant instructions of the Government of India, a Tourist
Visa can only be granted to a foreigner who does not have a residence or
occupation in India and whose sole objective of visiting India is recreation,
sight seeing, casual visit to meet friends and relatives etc. No other activity is
permissible on a Tourist Visa. The Tourist Visa is non-extendable and
non-convertible.
2. It has come to the notice of the Government that there has been
abuse/misuse of the Tourist Visa. With a view to curb the abuse/misuse of
the Tourist Visa, instructions have been issued by the Government imposing
the following restrictions:-
(a) In respect of foreign nationals holding Tourist Visas with multiple
entry facility, there should be a gap of at least 2 months between
two visits to the country on such a Tourist Visa.
(b) If any foreign national is required to visit the country again within
a period of 2 months of his last departure, such foreign national
should obtain special permission from the Mission/Post
concerned. The Mission/Post may consider such requests on
merits of each case.
3. Frequently asked questions with regard to the above issues and
replies thereto are outlined below for information, guidance and
compliance of all concerned:-
Q.1: Whether the gap of two months between two visits would apply to
all Tourist Visa holders ?
Ans. : The gap of two months between two visits would apply to all Tourist
Visa holders.
Q.2 : Whether the gap of two months between two visits would apply
irrespective of the duration of stay in India during the previous visit?
Ans.: The intention behind the stipulation of a gap of two months between
two visits on a Tourist Visa is to curb the abuse/misuse of the
Tourist Visa. With a view to ensure that the genuine tourists are not
affected by the recent guidelines, the following clarifications a