The Chinese Embassy in India reminds Chinese citizens entering India on a tourist visa that there must be an interval of at least two months between two entries.
Recently, several Chinese citizens holding Indian tourist visas were denied entry and turned back by Indian authorities because the interval between their two entries into India was less than two months. According to Indian regulations, individuals entering India on a tourist visa must wait at least two months between entries. Although this requirement is not explicitly stated on the tourist visas issued by Indian authorities, violators risk being turned away at the border. The Chinese Embassy and Consulates in India strongly advise Chinese citizens entering India on tourist visas to pay close attention to this regulation and plan their itineraries accordingly to avoid entry difficulties. (Chinese Embassy in India)
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