Instructions For Chinese Citizens To Go To India

Visa agencies outside India are India's embassies and consulates in various countries.

The visa authorities in India are the Foreign Affairs Office (FRRO) under the Ministry of foreign affairs of the India and the Ministry of the interior and the Ministry of the interior.

India has offices in all countries, cities and international airports.

India's embassies and consulates in China accept applications for various visas of Chinese citizens.

India's embassies and consulates or higher vocational colleges also accept various visa applications of Chinese citizens, but they all need to be examined and approved by the Ministry of internal affairs of India.

There are 5 types of India visa: Business Visa, Employment Visa, student visa (Student Visa), conference visa (Conference Visa), travel visa (Tourist Visa).

Two, life information language: English and Hindi are official languages.

Jet lag: two hours and thirty minutes behind Beijing time.

Aviation: there are five international airports in Delhi, Mumbai, Calcutta, Madras and Thiruvananthapuram, and 92 domestic airports.

Currency: rupee (Rupee), 1 US dollars to 44.93 rupees (2004/2005 annual average).

Power standard: in most parts of India, the voltage is 220 volts, and the voltage is very unstable.

Transportation: railway is the main means of pportation in India. In recent years, highway pportation has developed rapidly, and has undertaken 70% and 85% of the total freight and passenger traffic volume in the country. It is one of the largest highway networks in the world.

Important festivals: Republic Day (January 26th), Independence Day (August 15th per year), Divali is the largest festival of the India people in the Gregorian calendar between October and November. It celebrates 3 days nationwide.

Three, the Indian customs and rituals (1) to observe the etiquette, the hands of both hands in front of the chest for India's traditional etiquette, is the most common etiquette between Indians or Indians and foreigners to meet, to welcome and friendly.

When we clap our hands, we should be better for our elders, for our peers, and for our younger generation, respectfully, respectfully, equally and caring.

Shaking hands in cities is quite common.

In order to show special friendliness and enthusiasm, there are also ways to embrace each other in the same sex.

(two) lights and flower rings. Indians like to put long wreath on their necks.

Before the start of a major event, the oil lamp is usually lit by the owners and guests to show their auspiciousness.

In addition, some places for welcoming guests are also placed, and some copper cans filled with water are placed to show respect and wishes to the guests.

(three) eating habits in southern India people are mainly rice, while northerners are mainly noodles.

India believers do not eat beef, while moss eat pork.

There are more vegetarians in India.

Eat lots of spices and drink white water while eating.

Indians like to drink sweet milk tea, that is, black tea with the right amount of milk and sugar.

They also serve guests with tea.

(four) clean right Indian people think the left hand is dirty and the right hand is clean.

Avoid or contact with others.

(five) the custom of taking off shoes. Before entering the temple or temples, Indians must take off their shoes and go barefoot.

They believe that wearing shoes is neither polite nor sanctity, and will blaspheme.

When foreign dignitaries visit the cemetery of Mahatma Gandhi and Taj Mahal, they do not take off their shoes.