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How to Apply for an Indian Medical Visa (e-MV) Step-by-Step

Visa Facilitation Desk 2026-08-01 5 min read

A clear walkthrough of requirements, processing times, and hospital invitation letters for Indian medical e-Visas.

The Indian Government provides a streamlined electronic Medical Visa (e-MV) system for citizens of over 160 countries. The visa permits triple entry and stays of up to 60 days, renewable for extended procedures. ### Key Requirements for Medical e-Visa: - Valid passport with at least 6 months validity - Official Medical Visa Invitation Letter from an accredited Indian hospital (facilitated by MediBridge) - Recent passport-style photograph with white background - Brief medical report summary from your local physician ### Medical Attendant Visa (e-MX) Up to two accompanying family members or caregivers can apply for Medical Attendant Visas simultaneously using the patient's visa reference number.
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Visa Notice: Indian e-Medical Visa approvals are granted solely by Indian government immigration authorities. MediBridge provides hospital invitation documentation and application assistance but cannot guarantee visa approval.

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