subject: Arrange Your Visas To Saudi Arabia, Zambia And India [print this page] Arrange Your Visas To Saudi Arabia, Zambia And India
If you're searching for a country that has something distinctive and exciting to present to a tripper, then go to Saudi Arabia, Zambia or India. But don't forget that you need your passports and visas to commence your next exploration. Here's a brief guidebook how you can get hold of avisa Saudi Arabia, Zambia and India visas.
Saudi Arabia: In order for sightseers to enter Saudi Arabia, they must have visas fixed on their passports. Whatever kind of visa Saudi Arabia you will ask for, ensure that your passport is valid for a minimum of six months from the date a visa will be handed out to you.
For visitors who don't have any intention to remain in Saudi Arabia for more than eighteen hours, you only need a transit visa. Travelers with transit visas are not sanctioned to travel Saudi Arabia. And also, female vacationers without a male kin escort will not be granted a transit visa.
Special visas are issued to foreign Muslims who would like to do the Hajj pilgrimage in Mecca. As Mecca is the most sacred city of Islam, this type of visa is not allotted to non-Muslims.
Zambia: If you want to visit Zambia, then you need aZambia visa. There are two kinds of Zambia visas: single entry or double or multiply entry visa. A single entry visa would only permit you to come into the nation once, while a double or multiply entry visa would permit you to travel to Zambia for a number of times provided that your visa hasn't expired yet. Then again, to get the best value out of your visa costs, I recommend you get a hold of the multiple entry visa specially if you want to visit Zambia's neighboring countries.
India: Before you arrive in India, you should already haveIndia visas marked on your passports. The only exceptions to this are citizens of Nepal and Bhutan and nationals of Maldives who are only trekking to India for 90 days or less.
You can select from among the following forms of India visas: tourist visa, business visa, student visa, transit visa, visa to missionaries, journalist visa, conference visa, and employment visa. If you have a tourist or business visa, you could only stay for a period of six months, and if your visa is acceptable for more than 180 days, you should register within 14 days of your arrival in India.
