Where would an Indian passport holder get a tourist visa to visit Nicaragua?

Question

Where would an Indian passport holder get a tourist visa to visit Nicaragua?

Answer 1

From Nicaragua embassy or consulate.

Answer 2

Nicaragua does not have an Embassy in India. The closest embassies are in Egypt, Taiwan or Japan.  The address shown is an honorary consulate. Honorary consulates do not have the power to issue visas. Visit the website below. It has an official list of embassies abroad. The page is from Nicaragua's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Answer 3

Nicaraguan Embassy.

Honorary Consulate General of the Republic of Nicaragua

3,Factory Road

Adj. Safdarjung Hospital  

New Delhi 110029

Phone [phone]

Fax [phone]

Answer 4

Jayne, I dont know where you live or where you are at the "Present-time" but, here in Arizona we can just simply go down to our "Court-House" and purchase a visa passport, right there at the court house.... See some of our local banks in our town will not allow people to bank with them unless they buy a passport, which I feel is soooo "Rediculous!!!" But, then again with the big Scandal that was all over the news about Bank of America, now I can see why they opted to make the people show passport's in our town. Because their doing business with illegal alien's, in other places within the Bank of America chain, but I guess our bank isn't and that could be the reason for wanting people to have passport's to show that they indeed are legal citizens. HM? I never thought about that before, I just simply felt insulted that they wouldn't think I was an American Legal Citizen!! Here I am with Blonde hair and blue eyes, too!! But, I have heard even in Mexico they have blonde blue eyed hispanic's down there..... So, my advice to you is to go to your nearest court house and ask them, or look them up on Yahoo's Yellow Pages, for the one closest to you, hun!! And give them a "Jingle"......Good Luck to you!! Smile!!!

Answer 5

Visit Nicaragua embassy in India.

Answer 6

At a Nicaraguan embassy in the country of your residence.