By Suzanne Quinson
International depositions require more planning (and time) than depositions here in the U.S. Travel requirements are a big part of that. Below are a few tips regarding your passport to ensure you aren’t turned away at the gate en route to your depositions!
India typically requires visitors to apply for visas at an Indian Embassy or Consulate prior to entering the country. This can involve a lengthy wait. However, visitors to India on casual business, planning on staying 30 days or fewer, have the option of applying for an electronic travel authorization at least 4 days before their arrival and receive a visa upon arrival in India. It is recommended to bring a letter of invitation from a local law firm, and you will need six months’ validity on your passport from the date of arrival in India, as well as a return or onward travel ticket.
Your international court reporting agency can also assist with any travel-related inquiries. Whether you have questions about passports or visas, traveling with exhibits, hotels, etc., they have the experience and knowledge to help! Contact Planet Depos International Scheduling at 888.433.3767 or international@planetdepos.com.
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