India visa, changing planes at Delhi, - dual entry visa needed?

gentlepurr

Climbing the walls here with the new Indian Visa application, any help greatly appreciated!

I'm travelling overland from Kathmandu to Delhi, crossing the Nepalese border into India, but en route to Kathmandu i am changing planes at Delhi, so does this constitute a dual entry?

Hoping someone can help, i'm losing the will to live, lol!

gp xx

alanrowell

Whenever I've flown to Nepal via Delhi I've never had to have a visa for India.

Bob_the_Saver

Don't forget the visa starts from the day of issue.

budgetflyer

If you are transit only in Delhi, then I don't think you are technicaly entering India.

gentlepurr

budgetflyer wrote: »

If you are transit only in Delhi, then I don't think you are technicaly entering India.

Thanks budget flyer. Why have they made this so damn confusing???!! Apparently, according to the visa application service they are now telling me it depends on whether my onward journey is from the same terminal. Tour company dont seem to be able to help and neither do my travel agent, which is frustrating as the only reason i decided to use the travel agent was in case i needed help

Doshwaster

gentlepurr wrote: »

Thanks budget flyer. Why have they made this so damn confusing???!! Apparently, according to the visa application service they are now telling me it depends on whether my onward journey is from the same terminal. Tour company dont seem to be able to help and neither do my travel agent, which is frustrating as the only reason i decided to use the travel agent was in case i needed help

As far as I know all international flights at DEL now depart and arrive from the brand spanking new T3. It's a fantastic new terminal, as good as anywhere in the world.

You should be able to confirm the terminals at http://www.newdelhiairport.in/

Who needs a travel agent?