US investor slams 'comically broken' e-visa application process in India: 'If you can survive it...'
American investor Raymond Russell lambasted India's e-visa website calling out its outdated design and frustrating user experience. He highlighted issues like random logouts, payment failures, and irrelevant information like the highest peaks of each state. "I've always thought of the Indian e-visa website as a filtering test: if you can survive it, you'll be fine in India," he said.
American investor Raymond Russell lambasted India's e-visa website calling out its outdated design and frustrating user experience. He highlighted issues like random logouts, payment failures, and irrelevant information like the highest peaks of each state. "I've always thought of the Indian e-visa website as a filtering test: if you can survive it, you'll be fine in India," he said.
