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KLM Check-in: Where is the eVisa number?

emrk

Hi everyone,
I finally survived the stressful process of getting my eVisa for India, and it has been granted! I’m flying with KLM and need to upload the visa details to the app before I can check in.
Could someone please help me figure out which number on the document is the actual eVisa number? Also, what exactly do I need to print out for the airport?
Thank you!

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user060916

It's on the email, called ETA Number.

It's not the application number.

Print out the evisa which is available online and has your photo and barcode on it.

Some airlines won't accept the old style.

emrk

Thank you! I appreciate the reply, you have saved me a lot of stress

emrk

One more question, there is an area for a photo ro be stuck into that form besides the digitally uploaded one. Is this needed?

Thanks again!

user060916

That is not the evisa - that is the application form.

Follow these steps to get the actual evisa or ETA for evisa.

https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/evisa/tvoa.html
Click Check your visa status near the bottom
Select Advanced search for e-visa only
Enter in your details
Select Print Status

that will print your visa with QR code and photo.

Make sure status says Granted.

emrk

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/124477570#Comment_124477570

Double checked - granted, all done now, thank you for the help.I will print it out also for safety the day before I leave. I am aware there is an arrival card to fill out online too, I will get this done next, closer to departure!

user060916

You do need a printed copy of the ETA/evisa when your travel.

I've never done the arrival card before hand, always just fill it out in the plane (they normally hand them out before landing) or in the queue for immigration