Travel Freedom for Indians
Have you ever asked yourself which are the countries where you can travel to without having to apply for a visa? Currently, the citizens of India can visit 58 countries without a visa until the year 2024. This unveils interesting travel possibilities, making travel more appealing and engaging. This global access is well portrayed in the Henley Passport Index 2024 where India is ranked 82nd. Here now are some of the popular visa-free countries as grouped across the various continents of the world.
The countries that grant visa-free entry to citizens of South Africa and Nigeria in Africa and Americas
In Africa, Indian passport holders can travel to:In Africa, Indian passport holders can travel to:
- Angola: Up to 30 days.
- Mauritius: Time is as follows: 90 days.
- Rwanda: Come for social purposes for a duration of one month.
- Senegal: Spend up to 90 days:
In the Americas, you can visit:In the Americas, you can visit:
- Barbados: Up to 90 days.
- Dominica: Two out of three recommendations are to stay for six months.
- El Salvador: Up to 90 days.
- Grenada: 3 months.
- Haiti: 3 months.
- Jamaica: For an unspecified amount of time.
- Saint Kitts and Nevis: Observed approximately 3 months.
- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Three months.
- Trinidad and Tobago: 90 days.
Asia and Oceania Visa Free Access
In Asia, the visa-free destinations include:In Asia, the visa-free destinations include:
- Bhutan
- Iran: For 15 days.
- Kazakhstan: 14 days.
- Malaysia: 30 days.
- Maldives: 90 days.
- Nepal
- Oman: 14 days.
- Qatar: 30 days.
- Thailand: 30 days.
In Oceania, you can visit:In Oceania, you can visit:
- Fiji: A child is critically labeled incapacitated for 4 months.
- Kiribati: 90 days.
- Micronesia: 30 days.
- Samoa: 60 days.
- Vanuatu: 30 days.
Planning Your Visa-Free Travels
To optimise these visa free opportunities always check your passport’s validity so that it can be valid for at least six months from the date of travelling. Depending on your countries of travel some of the essential documentations include; proof of sufficient funds, return or onward ticket, and details of your accommodation. Again, it is not compulsory but is highly recommended as it will cushion you in case of any mishap. Always be on the lookout for any possible restrictions on what you can bring in to avoid any nasty shocks.
Best Travel Destinations for Indians
The countries most often visited by Indians are the UAE, the United States, and Thailand. Whether stapled in malls in Dubai or walking the streets of Bangkok, or admiring the sights of New York, these countries are the epitome of luxury, adventure, and culture.
Based on the Henley Passport Index, some of the countries with high travel freedom include Singapore, France, Germany, Spain, while Singapore enjoys visa-free access to 195 countries.
