Visa Info
Visa requirements before you book
A quick reference for Indian passport holders. Filter by continent or search a country for a detailed, step-by-step application guide.
28 destinations
Thailand
Asia
Indian travellers can get a Visa on Arrival (VOA) at major Thai airports and land borders for short tourist trips.
View guideUAE (Dubai)
Middle East
Indian nationals typically apply for a UAE tourist eVisa online before travel, often via the airline or a travel agent.
View guideSingapore
Asia
Indian nationals need an eVisa for Singapore, applied for online in advance through a registered local agent.
View guideIndonesia (Bali)
Asia
Indian tourists can get a Visa on Arrival (VOA) at Bali and other major Indonesian airports, or apply for the e-VOA in advance.
View guideSri Lanka
Asia
Indian nationals apply for an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) online before flying to Sri Lanka.
View guideNepal
Asia
Indian citizens do not need a visa or even a passport to enter Nepal — a valid photo ID is sufficient for land and air entry.
View guideBhutan
Asia
Indian nationals don't need a visa for Bhutan but must carry a valid ID and register for an entry permit, along with an applicable Sustainable Development Fee.
View guideMaldives
Asia
Indian tourists get a free 30-day (or longer, per current policy) Visa on Arrival at Male on landing, no advance application needed.
View guideMalaysia
Asia
Indian nationals generally apply for Malaysia's eVisa or eNTRI (short-term) authorization online before travel — check current eligibility as policy has varied.
View guideVietnam
Asia
Indian nationals apply for Vietnam's e-Visa online in advance, valid for both single and multiple entry depending on the option chosen.
View guideUnited Kingdom
Europe
Indian nationals need a UK Standard Visitor visa, applied for online with a biometric appointment before travel.
View guideSchengen (Europe)
Europe
Indian nationals need a Schengen visa, applied for through the consulate or visa centre of the main Schengen country they plan to visit.
View guideUnited States
North America
Indian tourists need a B1/B2 visitor visa, involving an online DS-160 form and an in-person interview at a US consulate.
View guideJapan
Asia
Indian nationals generally need a short-term tourist visa for Japan, applied for through a Japanese visa application centre.
View guideHong Kong
Asia
Indian nationals need a pre-arrival visa/entry permit for Hong Kong — there is no visa on arrival, so apply well before your trip.
View guideSouth Korea
Asia
Indian nationals need a tourist visa for South Korea, applied for through the Korean Visa Application Centre before travel.
View guideChina
Asia
Indian nationals need a tourist (L) visa for mainland China, applied for through the Chinese Visa Application Service Centre.
View guideSaudi Arabia
Middle East
Indian nationals can apply for Saudi Arabia's tourist eVisa online, valid for multiple entries over a year.
View guideQatar
Middle East
Indian nationals typically apply for a Qatar tourist e-Visa online in advance, through the official visa portal or airline service.
View guideTurkey
Europe
Indian nationals can apply for Turkey's e-Visa entirely online, usually approved within minutes.
View guideCanada
North America
Indian nationals need a Temporary Resident Visa (visitor visa), applied for online through Canada's official immigration portal.
View guideMexico
North America
Indian nationals generally need a Mexican visa, though holders of a valid US visa may qualify for visa-free entry under specific conditions.
View guideBrazil
South America
Indian nationals apply for a Brazil e-Visa online, valid for multiple entries over a longer period.
View guideSouth Africa
Africa
Indian nationals need a tourist visa for South Africa, applied for through a VFS Global visa application centre.
View guideEgypt
Africa
Indian nationals can apply for Egypt's tourist e-Visa online before travel, or get a visa on arrival at major airports.
View guideMauritius
Africa
Indian nationals can enter Mauritius visa-free for tourism, with an entry permit granted on arrival.
View guideAustralia
Oceania
Indian nationals apply for an Australian Visitor visa (subclass 600) fully online — there's no physical visa sticker, but the application is assessed rather than instant.
View guideNew Zealand
Oceania
Indian nationals need a Visitor Visa for New Zealand, applied for online through Immigration New Zealand.
View guideShown for Indian passport holders as general guidance only. Visa rules, fees and eligible durations change frequently — confirm the latest requirement on the destination country's official immigration or embassy website before you book.