Florian
DEScamster Website, do not use!! This website is not the official website of the indian government and takes 127$ for a visa application that only costs ~60$ . So far I have not gotten any response nor does the phone number work. All the positive reviews on Trustpilot are from ppl who only made one review.
Sarah Elizabeth Bassett
SGfast Indian visa Service by etaindia.org Thank you very much for offering such a wonderful service for INDIAN VISA. That was the easiest and efficient visa I have ever obtained & the executive people are too good & helpful they helped me in completing the application form Please keep the good work and good luck. etaindia.org
Viv Young
GBTrust them - they got our visas in 12 hours I didn't know whether to chance using eta but we were desperate. Wasn't sure if the good reviews were genuine - but this one is. It's expensive and I don't know how they do it, but they do. Using PayPal made me also think I could challenge if it was a scam, but it was genuinely an excellent service
Gemma Vart
GBPensioner’s holiday of a lifetime… Pensioner’s holiday of a lifetime ruined; 71 year old woman left distraught after travelling to Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport in April 2018 only to be immediately deported owing to problem with her ‘granted’ on-line e-visa. Weeks before travel, the e-visa was completed successfully on-line using this e-visa website. The e-visa was ‘granted’ and the necessary paper e-visa was e-mailed my mother before travel. After 12 hours of travel, and despite having no issues at the UK check-in for her Virgin Atlantic flight from London Heathrow Airport, she was turned away by Immigration at Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport border control as there was a ‘problem’ with her visa; she was told that she would be escorted immediately onto a return Virgin Atlantic flight to London. Distressed and financially out of pocket for the holiday, my mother investigated the problem with her visa on return to the UK. She discovered that, despite having lived in the UK for over 50 years, as British Subject of Irish origin she should not have been granted an online e-visa. How had she managed to travel all the way to India before this error was discovered? In good faith my mother used this website to process her visa, not realising that despite its decidedly similar appearance, it was not the official website recommended by the High Commission of India. This website claims as part of their value added service to re-check visa applications before final submission, asking for a copy of the passengers’ passport and charging an inflated fee for processing the e-visa at the time of application. The official website recommended by the High Commission of India will reject a visa application with this type of error. Therefore there was no concern when the official looking granted e-visa arrived in her mailbox days later. Etaindia.org have subsequently not responded two enquiries regarding the checks they perform before granting on-line e-visas. The moral of the story is PLEASE only to use official routes for your visa to India to avoid devastating emotional and financial consequence.
Adam O'Connor
HKDon't panic! They've got it covered GBR passport holder in China needing to be in India within 48 hours... Bad enough position.. On a Friday before a public holiday on Monday. I couldn't have been in a bigger hole but these guys were on it! Within 18 hours of me first having my 'oh ****' moment I had a visa and was good to go. Phone and email communication was friendly and first class - considering I was very stressed. Highly recommended