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When planning an international trip, the first thought that crosses our mind is applying for a visa. Cue spending hours online, looking through the intricate visa application processes for the country you want to visit.
Although, did you know that several countries do not require a visa for Indians and a few others where you can avail of a Visa on Arrival?
Yes, that’s right!
According to the Passport Index by Henley and Partners, as of January 2025, Indian passport holders can travel visa-free to 35 countries. Indians can also travel with an e-visa/entry permit and get a visa on arrival to the list of countries as mentioned below. Currently, the Indian passport is ranked 85th in terms of the freedom to travel.
We’ll give you a detailed list of visa-free countries for Indian passport holders along with all important details you need to know.
Here is the list of countries where Indians can travel visa-free in 2025. According to The Passport Index and Henley & Partners Passport Index, Indian passport holders can visit 35 countries visa-free:
Country | Applicable Visa Types | Stay Duration | Continent |
Nepal | Visa-free | NA | Asia |
Thailand | Visa-free, Visa on Arrival, e-Visa | 60 days (Extendable to up to 30 days) | Asia |
Malaysia | Visa-free, e-Visa | 30 days (Valid till 31st Dec'26) | Asia |
Sri Lanka | Visa-free, Visa on Arrival, e-Visa | 30 days (Valid till Mar’25) | Asia |
Bhutan | Visa-free | 14 days | Asia |
Hong Kong | Pre-registration form on arrival or online | 14 days | Asia |
Iran | Visa-free, Visa on Arrival | 15 days | Asia |
Kazakhstan | Visa-free, e-Visa | 14 days | Asia |
Oman | Visa-free, e-Visa | 14 days | Asia |
Macao (SAR China) | Visa-free | 30 days | Asia |
Palestinian Territories | Visa-free | NA | Asia |
Senegal | Visa-free | 90 days | Africa |
Mauritius | Visa-free | 90 days | Africa |
Tunisia | Visa-free, Visa on Arrival | NA | Africa |
Angola | Visa-free, Visa on Arrival | 30 days | Africa |
Rwanda | Visa-free, Visa on Arrival | 30 days | Africa |
Seychelles | Visa-free | 90 days | Africa |
Gambia | Visa-free | 90 days | Africa |
El Salvador | Visa-free | 90 days | Central America |
Jamaica | Visa-free, Visa on Arrival | 30 days | North America |
Barbados | Visa-free | 90 days | North America |
Haiti | Visa-free | 90 days | North America |
Dominica | Visa-free | 180 days | North America |
Grenada | Visa-free | 90 days | North America |
British Virgin Islands | Visa-free | 30 days | North America |
Montserrat | Visa-free | NA | North America |
St. Vincent and the Grenadines | Visa-free | 90 days | North America |
Saint Kitts and Nevis | Visa-free, Visa on Arrival | 90 days | North America |
Fiji | Visa-free, Visa on Arrival | 120 days | Oceania |
Vanuatu | Visa-free, Visa on Arrival | 30 days | Oceania |
Kiribati | Visa-free, Visa on Arrival | 90 days | Oceania |
Micronesia | Visa-free | 30 days | Oceania |
Cook Islands | Visa-free, Visa on Arrival | 31 days | Oceania |
Niue | Visa-free | NA | Oceania |
Trinidad and Tobago | Visa-free | 90 days | South America |
*Note: Indian tourists now have the option to visit Thailand visa-free, according to recent announcements. Following a similar suit, Sri Lanka also announced that Indian Travellers can visit the country visa-free. Adding to the list, recently Iran also offers visa-free travel to Indian citizens, according to recent announcements. Indian tourists now have the option to visit Malaysia visa-free, according to recent updates!
Explore this curated list of visa-free countries which include the best places to visit there to help you plan your next adventure with ease.
One of India’s neighbouring countries is a beautiful mountainous region that offers travellers awe-inspiring wildlife, welcoming people with warm cultures, traditions and delicacies – that will make your visit to Nepal worth every dime. Nepal has many famous tourist attractions such as religious sites, national parks, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, lakes and mountain ranges.
Indian passport holders can visit Nepal visa-free.
Hardly anyone needs a reason to visit the best places in Thailand. The country boasts mesmerising beaches, tropical beauty, vibrant nightlife, plenty of adventure sports, a rich culture and significant landmarks! Thailand is an affordable traveller's destination that attracts around 40 million tourists annually!
Indian passport holders can visit Thailand visa-free for a duration of 60 days which can be extended to up to 30 more days.
You cannot miss Kuala Lumpur, the Petronas Twin Towers, Mount Kinabalu, Legoland, Batu Caves and the Langkawi Sky Bridge all in Malaysia! You will find diverse cultures in this Asian territory, offering a myriad of experiences. There are so many tourist places to explore in Malaysia, especially in Borneo - the third-largest island in the world and the largest island in Asia.
Indian passport holders can visit Malaysia visa-free for a duration of 30 days till 31st Dec'26.
Towards the South of India, you will find the historical country of Sri Lanka, where Indians can travel visa-free! This island nation is also known as the ‘Pearl of the Indian Ocean’, and the tourist places in Sri Lanka are famous for historical architecture, incredible landscape, romantic honeymoon locations, wildlife, beaches and captivating train journeys!
Indian passport holders can visit Sri Lanka visa-free and stay in the country for up to 30 days valid from 1st Oct'24 to 31st Mar'25.
Another popular tourist destination in the world is Hong Kong, China. Known globally for its skyscrapers, shoppers' paradise, Disneyland, the city’s skyline, and many more attractions, Hong Kong is a convergence of the West and East. There’s a stark difference between what it used to be and what it is now. The history is rich and interesting making it a must-visit places of Hong Kong.
Those with an Indian passport can visit Hong Kong visa-free for up to 14 days.
If you want to explore the captivating beauty of Persian architecture, then you should visit Iran. It is one of the cheapest countries for tourists, having low-cost currency and cheap, but delicious food. Iran has a diverse ethnic population and beautiful landscapes owing to its pleasant year-round seasons. Also, imagine being able to see cities from 500 BC. You can do all that and more in Iran.
Visit Iran visa-free and stay for up to 30 days if you have a valid Indian passport.
Many travellers tend to overlook the graceful country of Kazakhstan, but with its visa-free entry option for Indian tourists, you must immerse yourself in its sheer scale and beauty. You would have never seen lakes and mountains like that in Kazakhstan. Add to that - singing dunes, ethnic villages and central Asian cuisine, and you’ve got a vacation to remember.
Visit Kazakhstan visa-free and stay for up to 14 days on an Indian passport.
Situated in the southeastern corner of the Arabian Peninsula, Oman is a culturally lavish country with its many souqs, forts and ancient buildings. It’s a great place to start if you want to explore the Middle East. Oman is famous for its beautiful natural sites like mountains, beaches, caves and canyons. The people here are generous and friendly, adding to your experience.
If you have a valid Indian passport, you can travel to Oman visa-free and stay for up to 14 days!
Macau is a popular tourist destination known for its casinos, architecture, and cultural heritage. Located to the west of Hong Kong and on the western side of the Pearl River estuary, Macau has a variety of attractions. Some notable places are the Guia Lighthouse, Taipa Village, The Grand Canal Shoppes and more! Macau also has a vibrant nightlife, events, art festivals, and other activities for tourists to explore.
Indian passport holders can visit Macao visa-free for a stay duration of up to 30 days!
The Palestine region is in West Asia, bounded on the east by the Jordan River. The Gaza Strip is a small self-governing Palestinian territory with a coastline at the Mediterranean Sea. It's bordered by Egypt (Rafah border crossing) and by Israel. Palestine has a rich history and culture that are important for followers of Islam, Christianity, and Judaism.
Indian passport holders can travel to Palestine visa-free!
Senegal is a country in West Africa located on the Atlantic Ocean coastline. It is known as the 'Gateway to Africa', inviting around 1 million tourists annually. The country's cultural highlight, Dakar, is home to beaches, boutique markets, museums, and excellent concert halls that tourists can find enjoyable.
Explore Senegal visa-free for up to 90 days if you have a valid Indian passport
A fascinating island nation, Mauritius is situated off the southeast coast of Africa. It is renowned for its exquisite beaches, turquoise waters, and lush greenery. Because the island is encircled by coral reefs, it is a diving haven and a sanctuary for marine life. The Black River Gorges National Park on Mauritius's West and Southwest Coast Islands is a sight you cannot skip. Mauritius is still regarded as an ecological paradise island.
Explore Mauritius visa-free for up to 90 days if you have a valid Indian passport.
Explore the centre of Mediterranean culture in the northernmost country of Africa. There’s so much to do when you travel to Tunisia. The country’s beautiful beaches touch the tip of the desert, giving you exceptional locations to enjoy a relaxing vacation. Go on camel rides, visit Madina's and enjoy your time at amusement parks and historical monuments.
Indian passport holders can travel to Tunisia visa-free!
Luanda, the capital of Angola, is renowned for its gorgeous beaches and bustling environment. Nature lovers should not miss the second-largest waterfall in Africa, the Kalandula Falls, which is situated in the Malanje province. Angola is home to friendly people and a diverse range of cultures. Its coastal towns have European-inspired architecture from Portuguese crusaders.
Indian passport holders can visit Angola visa-free for a stay duration of up to 30 days.
Rwanda is a landlocked country in Central and Eastern Africa. It is known as 'the land of a thousand hills' and is home to the endangered mountain gorillas. It has Central Africa's largest protected wetland - Akagera National Park. You'll find everything from amazing diverse landscapes to incredible wildlife in Rwanda.
Indian passport holders can visit Rwanda visa-free for a stay duration of up to 30 days.
Seychelles is a small island country located in the Indian Ocean. It is famous for its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and diverse marine life. The country is home to some of the rarest and most unique species of flora and fauna in the world, including the Seychelles giant tortoise and the Coco de Mer palm tree. Seychelles is also known for its vibrant Creole culture, delicious seafood cuisine, and warm hospitality.
Indian passport holders can visit Seychelles visa-free for a stay duration of up to 90 days.
Known as ‘The Smiling Coast of Africa’, Gambia is an admired and economical year-round travel destination that draws people seeking the sun, sand, sea, nature, and a diverse cultural experience. Gambia is known for its beaches along the Atlantic coast, rich history, traditional music, dance, and art that reflect its diverse ethnic groups, national monuments and World Heritage Sites.
Indian passport holders can visit Gambia visa-free for a stay duration of up to 90 days.
El Salvador is a dream come true for adventurers and relaxers, with its 200 miles of coastline, more than 170 volcanoes, archaeological sites with Maya ruins and rich coffee and chocolate-producing traditions. You must explore the capital city, San Salvador, along with El Tunco, Santa Ana Volcano and Joyas de Ceren while on your visa-free visit to the country.
Travel to El Salvador for up to 90 days and explore the country visa-free if you have a valid Indian passport.
Big fan of Reggae music? Then, take a walk down the streets of Jamaica to witness the soul of every Jamaican. This large island in the Caribbean Sea is a favourite tourist destination owing to its Blue Mountains, Blue Hole, Blue Lagoons, Bob Marley Museum and a tour along the Martha Brae River. For a truly enjoyable vacation, put Jamaica on the list of countries you must visit and do that visa-free.
You can stay in the country for up to 30 days on a visa-free basis if you have an Indian passport.
Did you know that Barbados is known as the birthplace of rum? That’s not all. This small Caribbean Island is famous for its bright and vibrant festivals, pristine beaches, caves, gardens and UNESCO World-Heritage sites. Fun fact: Barbados is also the birthplace of global pop-icon Rihanna, with a street named after her - ‘Rihanna Drive’.
Those with a valid Indian passport can visit Barbados visa-free and stay in the country for up to 90 days.
When you think of Haiti, you probably might not think about how it was the second democracy in the Western Hemisphere or even has the second-longest coastline of beaches and most mountainous ranges in the Caribbean. When you visit Haiti on your visa-free travel, you must check out its amazing waterfalls, caves, colonial architecture and distinct cultural history, which is sure to surprise you.
Those with a valid Indian passport can visit Haiti visa-free and stay in the country for up to 90 days.
Also known as 'Nature Island', Dominica, located in the Eastern Caribbean Sea, is popular for its lush rainforests, natural hot springs, diverse flora and fauna and extensive natural parks. One of the coolest things you can do while on your trip to Dominica, is go whale watching.
Indian passport holders can stay in Dominica for up to 180 days on a visa-free visit!
Famously known as the ‘Spice of the Caribbean’, Grenada invites culinary experts from all over the world! Not just that, this island has some of the most attractive underwater sights and marine life that reflects the vibrancy of the land above. You can find spectacular waterfalls, lush gardens, mystic rainforests, and friendly people in Grenada.
Travel to Grenada for up to 90 days on a visa-free visit with a valid Indian passport.
Montserrat is a British Overseas Territory and is part of the United Kingdom. It comprises the Sanctuary of the Virgin Mary of Montserrat and the Benedictine monastery - both historically and culturally significant. The Museum of Montserrat is home to important art collections by Rusiñol, Picasso, Dali, Monet and others. You must visit this quaint destination for a beautiful hike or picnic with mesmerising views of the countryside.
Indian passport holders can travel to Montserrat visa-free!
St. Kitts and Nevis is a Caribbean Island that offers a range of natural landscapes for visitors to enjoy. You can find vast volcanic sand beaches, colourful coral reefs, tall mountains to climb and many more adventurous activities to engage in. St. Kitts and Nevis has a rich history and a friendly culture that tourists will enjoy.
Travel to Saint Kitts and Nevis visa-free for a stay duration of up to 90 days with a valid Indian passport!
Travel to the South Pacific Ocean to visit an archipelago of more than 332 islands, which are volcanic and surrounded by the Koro Sea. Fiji is famous for its iconic natural beauty, relaxing destinations, amazing diving locations and spa treatments! Fiji has many tourist attractions, gardens, national parks and exquisite beaches you must visit.
Visit Fiji for up to 120 days on your visa-free travel with a valid Indian passport!
For a picturesque vacation destination, you must visit Vanuatu. Known for its twin active volcanoes (Marum and Benbow), the tropical vegetation, and the customs of the local villagers, Vanuatu is a must-visit location. The south-western Pacific Island also has a rugged coastline, vibrant tourist spots, waterfalls, blue holes, a magnificent natural harbour and stunning marine hotspots!
Visit Fiji for up to 120 days on your visa-free travel with a valid Indian passport!
Kiribati is a small, remote island in the Pacific Islands. It is made up of 33 coral islands. 32 of them are atolls, while one is a raised coral island. It has some of the best surfing spots in the world like Christmas Island and Fanning Island. Kiribati has many beautiful sites, including the Kikinda National Museum, the parliament building, and the Sacred Heart Cathedral.
Explore Kiribati for up to 90 days visa-free with a valid Indian passport!
A remote and peaceful destination awaits you in the western Pacific Ocean, where you can explore pristine seas, tropical landscapes, and palm-shaded beaches. Micronesia is made up of more than 2000 islands, offering excellent underwater experiences. It has some of the world's most famous wreck dives, and on land, it has ancient ruins, sunken basalt temples, and burial vaults.
Explore Micronesia for up to 30 days visa-free with a valid Indian passport!
Another underrated and remote island in the South Pacific Ocean, located between American Samoa and French Polynesia is Cook Island. It is home to some astounding flora and fauna, along with refreshing beaches, colourful marine life, and a strong connection to Polynesian culture.
Travel to Cook Islands visa-free and stay there for up to 31 days with your valid Indian passport!
Trinidad and Tobago is a hidden gem in the Caribbean Sea made up of these two main islands and 21 smaller islands. The country offers travellers secluded beaches with turquoise water, dynamic culture, and unparalleled cuisine, making it a perfect relaxing resort.
Indian passport holders can visit Trinidad and Tobago visa-free for a stay duration of up to 90 days.
35 countries across the world allow visa-free travel for Indians. Oman, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Malaysia, Nepal and many more are countries where Indians don’t need a visa and can avoid the long application processes to visit the country.
However, there are some entry requirements that you must adhere to, in order to enter the country easily. You must ensure that you have:
Some important things you must keep in mind when travelling to these visa-free countries are:
Visa-free
Visa on Arrival
e-Visa
Entry Permit
Visa-free
Visa on Arrival
e-Visa
Entry Permit
Below is the list of countries Indian passport holders can travel to easily with an e-visa or by availing of a visa on arrival. There are 60 such countries that Indians can travel to using these facilities if they have a valid Indian passport.
Country | Visa Type | Cost (for Visa on arrival or e-Visa) | Stay Duration | Continent |
Thailand | Visa Free, Visa on arrival | TBH 2000 | Visa Free: 60 days Visa on arrival: 30 days |
Asia |
Singapore | e-visa | S$30 | 30 days | Asia |
Vietnam | Visa on arrival, e-visa | US$35 | 30 days | Asia |
Malaysia | Visa Free, e-visa | Online: RM105.00 + Service charges | 30 days (Visa free is valid till 31st Dec'26) |
Asia |
Japan | e-visa | Single or Multiple visa: INR 500 / Transit visa: INR 50 + Service charges | 90 days | Asia |
Sri Lanka | Visa Free, eTA and Visa on arrival | Online: US$20 + On-arrival: US$25 | 30 days | Asia |
Indonesia | Visa on arrival, e-visa | Rp. 500,000 | 30 days | Asia |
Maldives | Visa on arrival | Free | 30 days | Asia |
Taiwan | e-visa | INR 3800 | 90 days | Asia |
Myanmar | Visa on arrival, e-visa | US$50 | 30 days | Asia |
Bahrain | e-visa, Visa on arrival | Online: BD 9.000 On-arrival: BD 5.000 |
2 weeks | Asia |
Cambodia | Visa on arrival, e-visa | US$30 + Service charges | 30 days | Asia |
Jordan | Visa on arrival | $97 | 30 days | Asia |
Iran | Visa Free, Visa on arrival, e-visa | On arrival: EUR 60 Online: EUR 60 |
Visa Free: 15 days e-visa and visa on arrival: 30 days |
Asia |
Laos | Visa on arrival, e-visa | US$ 50 | 30 days | Asia |
Timor-Leste | Visa on arrival | US$30 | 30 days | Asia |
Tajikistan | Visa on arrival, e-visa | US$ 50, including GBAO permit - US$ 70 | 60 days | Asia |
Kyrgyzstan | e-visa | 4605.65 SOM (or US$ 51.50) | 60 days | Asia |
Uzbekistan | e-visa | US$ 40 + actual charge $ 15 | 30 days | Asia |
Australia | e-visa | From AUD190.00 | 12 months | Australia |
Kenya* | e-visa | US$32.50 + bank and processing fees | 90 days | Africa |
Morocco | e-visa | AED440 | 90 days | Africa |
Uganda | e-visa | US$ 750 | 180 days | Africa |
Zambia | e-visa | US$25.28 | 30 days | Africa |
Ethiopia | Visa on arrival, e-visa | US$82 | 30 days | Africa |
Madagascar | Visa on arrival, e-visa | 115000 MGA | 30 days | Africa |
Tanzania | Visa on arrival, e-visa | US$50 | 90 days | Africa |
Mozambique | Visa on arrival | US$50 | 30 days | Africa |
Benin | e-visa | Online: EUR 50 At the embassy: EUR 60 |
30 days | Africa |
Botswana | e-visa | 300 Botswana Pula | 90 days | Africa |
Cape Verde Islands | Visa on arrival | EUR 25 | 60 days | Africa |
Mauritania | Visa on arrival | EUR 55 | 90 days | Africa |
Djibouti | e-visa | US$ 23 | 90 days | Africa |
Comoro Islands | Visa on arrival | EUR 30 | 45 days | Africa |
Burundi | Visa on arrival | US$70 | 90 days | Africa |
Zimbabwe | Visa on arrival | US$30 | 30 days | Africa |
Angola | Visa Free, Visa on Arrival and e-visa | On-arrival: $120 Online: Service charge |
30 days | Africa |
São Tomé and Príncipe | e-visa | US$ 60 (490,000.00 STD) | 180 days | Africa |
Guinea-Bissau* | Visa on arrival | US$80 | 90 days | Africa |
Sierra Leone | Visa on arrival, e-visa | US$80 | 30 days | Africa |
Somalia | Visa on arrival | KES 1650 | 30 days | Africa |
Gabon | Visa on arrival | 45000 XAF + 15 EUR as file processing fee | 90 days | Africa |
Rwanda | Visa Free, Visa on arrival | Free | 30 days | Africa |
Togo | e-visa | 25,000 CFA francs | 15 days | Africa |
Lesotho | e-visa | US$150 | 90 days | Africa |
Tunisia | Visa Free, Visa on arrival | Free | 90 days | Africa |
Antigua and Barbuda | Visa on arrival, e-visa | US$100 | 30 days | North America |
Saint Lucia | Visa on arrival | EC$125 | 90 days | North America |
Colombia | e-visa | US$82 | 30 days | South America |
Bolivia | Visa on arrival | US$100 | 30 days | South America |
Suriname | Visa on arrival, e-visa | US$25 | 31 days | South America |
Azerbaijan | e-visa | US$20 | 90 days | Eurasia |
Russia | e-visa | US$40 | 60 days | Eurasia |
Türkiye | e-visa | US$50 | 30 days | Eurasia |
Georgia | e-visa | 20 USD + 2% service charges | 90 days | Europe |
Moldova | e-visa | EUR 40 | 90 days | Europe |
Marshall Islands | Visa on arrival | Free | 30 days | Oceania |
Palau Islands | Visa on arrival | US$50 | 30 days | Oceania |
Samoa | Visa on arrival | NA | 90 days | Oceania |
Tuvalu | Visa on arrival | US$100 | 30 days | Oceania |
No! Travel insurance is not mandatory in all countries for tourists. A primary reason is the high cost of healthcare in foreign countries. Apart from that, you want to ensure that your finances are protected from unforeseen situations that can arise during your travels, don’t you?
You can avail yourself of several benefits of travel insurance policies. Some of them are:
So, if you want to make your trip safer and ensure financial protection, it is best to purchase a travel insurance plan at the very onset! There are many plans available in the market, so you should compare travel insurance plans to get the best benefits at an affordable cost.
Note: Visa requirements keep changing for every country. Please make sure you check all the passport and visa requirements on the official website of the country before making any travel bookings.
No, visa-free entry may vary depending on the type of passport held by the Indian citizen. For example, diplomatic and official passport holders may have different entry requirements.
No, visa-free entry may vary depending on the type of passport held by the Indian citizen. For example, diplomatic and official passport holders may have different entry requirements.
When travelling visa free, you must still carry a valid passport - usually six months after your departure date - and travel insurance as mandated by the country you are visiting. You might also be required to produce proof of onward travel (travel itinerary, flight tickets, etc.), vaccination certificates, etc. Ensure that you pass the minimum eligibility criteria to enter the country.
When travelling visa free, you must still carry a valid passport - usually six months after your departure date - and travel insurance as mandated by the country you are visiting. You might also be required to produce proof of onward travel (travel itinerary, flight tickets, etc.), vaccination certificates, etc. Ensure that you pass the minimum eligibility criteria to enter the country.
Though Indian citizens can visit a foreign country visa-free, it does not mean that entry into the country is guaranteed. If you do not meet the minimum entry requirements or the immigration officer suspects you for any reason, your entry into the country can be denied.
Though Indian citizens can visit a foreign country visa-free, it does not mean that entry into the country is guaranteed. If you do not meet the minimum entry requirements or the immigration officer suspects you for any reason, your entry into the country can be denied.
No, visa-free countries have a maximum number of days where visitors can stay without a visa. Since this duration varies for each country, it is important to check the entry requirements of each country before travelling.
No, visa-free countries have a maximum number of days where visitors can stay without a visa. Since this duration varies for each country, it is important to check the entry requirements of each country before travelling.
Every visa-free country has a specific number of days that you can stay without having to apply for a visa. Overstaying this period can attract fines, penalties and other legal consequences. If you have to stay in a particular country for more than the stipulated visa-free days, it is best to apply for a respective visa prior to the end date.
Every visa-free country has a specific number of days that you can stay without having to apply for a visa. Overstaying this period can attract fines, penalties and other legal consequences. If you have to stay in a particular country for more than the stipulated visa-free days, it is best to apply for a respective visa prior to the end date.
Yes. Most countries allow you to extend your visa-free stay in that country beyond the initial visa-free period. To do so, you would need to apply for an extension of stay at the Immigration Department. It is important to note that extensions are subject to approval, and you must have valid reasons and funds for staying longer. Some countries would require you to exit and re-enter the country, while for others, you can continue without doing so.
Yes. Most countries allow you to extend your visa-free stay in that country beyond the initial visa-free period. To do so, you would need to apply for an extension of stay at the Immigration Department. It is important to note that extensions are subject to approval, and you must have valid reasons and funds for staying longer. Some countries would require you to exit and re-enter the country, while for others, you can continue without doing so.
No, visa-free entry is usually only for tourism or short-term visits. If Indians want to work or study in these countries, they will need to apply for the appropriate visa.
No, visa-free entry is usually only for tourism or short-term visits. If Indians want to work or study in these countries, they will need to apply for the appropriate visa.
Indian citizens can travel visa-free and without a passport to two neighbouring countries: Nepal and Bhutan. However, Indian citizens must carry valid identification documents such as an Aadhaar card, driving license, or voter ID card to gain easy access to these countries.
Indian citizens can travel visa-free and without a passport to two neighbouring countries: Nepal and Bhutan. However, Indian citizens must carry valid identification documents such as an Aadhaar card, driving license, or voter ID card to gain easy access to these countries.
The Indian passport rank 85th in the world as of 2025, as per Henley Passport Index. The country with the highest visa-free score is considered to be a powerful passport. India has 35 visa-free destinations.
The Indian passport rank 85th in the world as of 2025, as per Henley Passport Index. The country with the highest visa-free score is considered to be a powerful passport. India has 35 visa-free destinations.
There are 37 countries who offer visa on arrival for Indians. Some of these countries are Thailand, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Indonesia, Vietnam, Myanmar, Jordan, Cambodia, Bahrain, etc.
There are 37 countries who offer visa on arrival for Indians. Some of these countries are Thailand, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Indonesia, Vietnam, Myanmar, Jordan, Cambodia, Bahrain, etc.
There are 49 e visa countries for Indians. Some of them are Indonesia, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, Taiwan, Myanmar, Bahrain, Australia, Kenya, Morocco, Colombia, Russia etc.
There are 49 e visa countries for Indians. Some of them are Indonesia, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, Taiwan, Myanmar, Bahrain, Australia, Kenya, Morocco, Colombia, Russia etc.
Kenya, Iran, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Malaysia and Vietnam are the countries that have recently been added to the visa-free list for Indian Passport Holders. Indian tourists with a valid passport can visit these six countries visa-free for a specific period of days.
Kenya, Iran, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Malaysia and Vietnam are the countries that have recently been added to the visa-free list for Indian Passport Holders. Indian tourists with a valid passport can visit these six countries visa-free for a specific period of days.
No. Unfortunately, Indian passport holders are required to apply for a visa to visit a European country. You can apply for a Schengen visa to visit the Schengen Zone in Europe or apply for a visa to a particular country to visit it.
No. Unfortunately, Indian passport holders are required to apply for a visa to visit a European country. You can apply for a Schengen visa to visit the Schengen Zone in Europe or apply for a visa to a particular country to visit it.
Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Malaysia are some of the affordable travel destinations for Indian Passport holders as they have visa-free facilities that can help save money. Additionally, these destinations feature affordable accommodation, transportation, and dining options making them budget-friendly travel destinations for Indians.
Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Malaysia are some of the affordable travel destinations for Indian Passport holders as they have visa-free facilities that can help save money. Additionally, these destinations feature affordable accommodation, transportation, and dining options making them budget-friendly travel destinations for Indians.
Visa-free travel allows passport holders to enter a country without having to obtain a visa before or upon arrival. One would not have to pay any fees for a visa or obtain a visa overall to enter a country. Visa on arrival is a visa that is granted at the port of entry for travellers. One will have to apply for a visa only after landing in the country. The entire process of visa issuance is done at specific ports of entry. This is a quick procedure where documentation and fees are also collected.
Visa-free travel allows passport holders to enter a country without having to obtain a visa before or upon arrival. One would not have to pay any fees for a visa or obtain a visa overall to enter a country.
Visa on arrival is a visa that is granted at the port of entry for travellers. One will have to apply for a visa only after landing in the country. The entire process of visa issuance is done at specific ports of entry. This is a quick procedure where documentation and fees are also collected.
Visa-free travel allows passport holders to enter a country without having to obtain a visa before or upon arrival. One would not have to pay any fees for a visa or obtain a visa overall to enter a country. E-visa, on the other hand, is an online visa document that is an alternative to the paper-based visas. One can easily apply and pay for an e-visa anytime and anywhere. It is a quick and easy process that can be completed in a couple of minutes after filling in the application form.
Visa-free travel allows passport holders to enter a country without having to obtain a visa before or upon arrival. One would not have to pay any fees for a visa or obtain a visa overall to enter a country.
E-visa, on the other hand, is an online visa document that is an alternative to the paper-based visas. One can easily apply and pay for an e-visa anytime and anywhere. It is a quick and easy process that can be completed in a couple of minutes after filling in the application form.
Yes, Thailand is visa-free for Indian passport holders. This is a pilot project undertaken by the government of Thailand to boost tourism. The visa-free entry for Indians is valid indefinitely, for a stay duration of 60 days.
Yes, Thailand is visa-free for Indian passport holders. This is a pilot project undertaken by the government of Thailand to boost tourism. The visa-free entry for Indians is valid indefinitely, for a stay duration of 60 days.
No, Indians must apply for an e-visa to enter Dubai. Indians with a normal passport valid for a minimum of 6 months from the arrival date with a visa issued by USA which is valid for a minimum of 6 months can obtain a visa on arrival for a maximum stay of 14 days.
No, Indians must apply for an e-visa to enter Dubai. Indians with a normal passport valid for a minimum of 6 months from the arrival date with a visa issued by USA which is valid for a minimum of 6 months can obtain a visa on arrival for a maximum stay of 14 days.
Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months after your departure to gain visa-free entry into the country. Ensure that your passport has at least 2 blank pages for immigration stamps upon arrival.
Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months after your departure to gain visa-free entry into the country. Ensure that your passport has at least 2 blank pages for immigration stamps upon arrival.
No. International travel insurance is not a mandatory document if you are flying to any of the visa-free countries for Indians. However, it is highly recommended to avail yourself of travel insurance with comprehensive medical cover to financially protect yourself on trips abroad.
No. International travel insurance is not a mandatory document if you are flying to any of the visa-free countries for Indians. However, it is highly recommended to avail yourself of travel insurance with comprehensive medical cover to financially protect yourself on trips abroad.
You must have sufficient funds as your bank balance to stay in any country. This amount should suffice for your accommodation, travel and other expenses. It varies from country to country so check on the official government website of your destination country to know more about the required financials.
You must have sufficient funds as your bank balance to stay in any country. This amount should suffice for your accommodation, travel and other expenses. It varies from country to country so check on the official government website of your destination country to know more about the required financials.
Indians can travel to 35 countries visa-free! Some of them are Nepal, Thailand, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Hong Kong, Oman, Mauritius, Angola, Rwanda, Jamaica, Barbados and Fiji.
Indians can travel to 35 countries visa-free! Some of them are Nepal, Thailand, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Hong Kong, Oman, Mauritius, Angola, Rwanda, Jamaica, Barbados and Fiji.
You can apply for a life insurance policy online, but most insurers in India require medical tests and Know Your Customer (KYC) verification. If you’re already abroad, it’s more challenging to purchase a new policy. It’s best to get life insurance before travelling, even to visa-free destinations, for smoother onboarding and full coverage.
You can apply for a life insurance policy online, but most insurers in India require medical tests and Know Your Customer (KYC) verification. If you’re already abroad, it’s more challenging to purchase a new policy. It’s best to get life insurance before travelling, even to visa-free destinations, for smoother onboarding and full coverage.
Yes, term insurance policy covers death in visa-free countries too. But your nominee must provide proper documents like a death certificate and embassy verification. Always inform your insurer about international travel, even to visa-free countries, to avoid claim delays or documentation issues.
Yes, term insurance policy covers death in visa-free countries too. But your nominee must provide proper documents like a death certificate and embassy verification. Always inform your insurer about international travel, even to visa-free countries, to avoid claim delays or documentation issues.
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