Answers to the most asked questions.
A dedicated platform for foreign travelers navigating India independently. It brings e-Tourist Visa, protected area permit, train ticket, bus ticket, monument ticket, and national park safari — all in one place and at zero markup.
Sign up, set your trip dates and planned cities. Use India Manual to understand how traveling in India works. Get visa, tickets, permits whenever needed and resolve any travel confusion throughout your trip with Ask Intodia.
Foreign travelers visiting India independently — not on package tours. If you are booking your own trains, bus, permits and routes, this is for you.
Yes — add more travelers to your trip, and the per-traveler rate adjusts automatically as your group size grows.
Intodia access gets you everything in one place — e-Tourist Visa, protected area permit, train tickets, bus tickets, monument tickets, and safari, all at zero markup. And once you're in India, it helps you resolve any travel confusion stopping your trip.
A travel confusion is any real situation that stops your trip — a missed train, a missed bus, confused about a route, getting stuck, not knowing what to do next, a cab that dropped you in the middle of nowhere.
You pay per traveler, per day, based on the trip duration in India — nothing recurring, nothing after your trip ends. This is platform access only; every visa, ticket, and permit is separate, paid directly to its provider at zero markup.
An India trip can easily lose you $50-$500 to markups, middlemen, or a single uninformed decision - without even realizing it. Intodia costs less than one travel confusion.
Basic is free and covers train and bus tickets. Pro unlocks everything — visa, permits, monument tickets, safari, and Ask Intodia — priced per traveler per day, with the rate adjusting automatically as more travelers join the same trip.
If you haven't made a single booking yet — no visa filed, no ticket booked — you're eligible for a full refund of the platform fee. The moment you make your first booking, the plan fee is considered earned in full and is non-refundable.
Those payments go directly to the provider, not to Intodia, so their policies apply. Visa and permit fees go to the relevant government authority and are non-refundable. Train, bus, and other bookings follow that provider's own cancellation and refund terms — we don't set those, but we'll file the refund request on your behalf and follow it through with them.