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Guidelines for student visa application
- General Guidelines:
- Students seeking student visa should apply in person at the India Visa Centre.
- Students visa permit only up to 3 entries to India in an academic year. Frequent to and fro travel to India is not allowed.
- Students need to register within 14 days of entering India with the nearest Foreigners Regional Registration Officer (FRRO) to get the Residential Permit to stay in India.
- Students should seek extension for their student visa in India, by applying to the Foreigners Regional Registration Officer (FRRO), at least 60 days before expiry of their student visas.
- Minimum 5 working days are required for processing of student visa.
- An Equivalence Certificate obtained from the Association of Indian Universities (AIU), New Delhi has to be submitted in the case of fresh admission to a Bachelor degree programme offered by an Indian University (not applicable for the Twinning Programme like Melaka-Manipal, PIDC, or the Off-shore Programmes like the USM-KLE, MSU-IMS Bangalore, or the BPT Bridge Programme).
- For fresh admission to medical-related courses other than twinning (MBBS, BDS, etc.):
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Original admission letter from the institution in India.
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Duly endorsed financial documents i.e. offer of scholarship; (or) supporting letter from parent /
guardian stating they 'would meet the financial obligations towards their child's study in India', accompanied by proof of financial potential to pay for the studies abroad.
- For students seeking extension of student visa for medical-related courses other than twinning (MBBS, BDS, etc.):
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Original Bonafide Certificate from the institution in India.
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No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, India, has to be enclosed. Students can get a copy of this NOC from their College.
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Duly endorsed financial documents i.e. offer of scholarship; (or) supporting letter from parent / guardian stating they 'would meet the financial obligations towards their child's study in India', accompanied by proof of financial potential to pay for the studies abroad.
- Evidence of receiving funds for their studies from abroad (Western Union, or bank transfers).
- For students going to India under the twinning programmes (MMMC-Manipal, PIDC-VMU, MSU-IMS, USM-KLE, etc.):
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Original Admission letter from the institution in Malaysia.
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Duly endorsed financial documents i.e. offer of scholarship; (or) supporting letter from parent / guardian stating they 'would meet the financial obligations towards their child's study in India', accompanied by proof of financial potential to pay for the studies abroad.
- For students going for other non-medical-related courses (Engineering, Arts, Commerce, Management, Diploma courses, etc.)
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Original admission letter/Bonafide Certificate from the Indian institution.
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Duly endorsed financial documents i.e. offer of scholarship; (or) supporting letter from parent / guardian stating they 'would meet the financial obligations towards their child's study in India', accompanied by proof of financial potential to pay for the studies abroad.
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