Official visa fees we track

What this tracker counts

A row appears here only when the corridor record stores a dated government fee or an explicit free-entry signal. The current paid set covers 2937 rows across 93 destinations; the free set covers 4106 rows. Appointment helpers, courier fees, insurance bundles and agent handling charges are excluded from the baseline.

Why service prices can look much higher

Some visa services disclose the split clearly. In a 9 Jul 2026 check, Sherpa's U.S. passport to India page showed an Indian Tourist eVisa total of USD 57.35, split into a USD 10.35 government fee and a USD 47.00 application service fee. India's official eVisa guidance lists government e-Tourist visa fees separately and notes that bank transaction charges are additional.

A service fee is not automatically wrong; it may pay for form help or handling. The point is that the government amount and the optional service charge should stay separate before you decide where to pay.

Sherpa fee split (opens in a new tab) India eVisa fee guidance (opens in a new tab)