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Visa requirements for Indian passport holders

An Indian passport does not meet one set of rules — it meets seven. Some countries want nothing from you. Some want a form filled in the night before. Some want three months of bank statements and an interview. Knowing which category your destination falls into is most of the work, and it is the first thing this page tells you.

Every rule below is taken from a government primary source — an embassy, an immigration department, or the official application portal — and each country guide carries that source and the date we last checked it. Rules change without notice, so a date is worth more than a confident sentence.

How to read this page

  • Entry chip — the regime your passport meets: visa-free, on-arrival, e-visa, or embassy file.
  • Effort line — our honest read on how much work the application is, not how good the destination is.
  • Stay line — the permitted length and conditions, from the official source each guide cites.
  • “Read the full guide” — appears only where we have a published, dated guide behind the card.

Entry type

Region

25 of 25 destinations

  • Sydney Opera House with the downtown skyline behind it

    Australia

    Oceania

    eVisa

    Visitor visa (subclass 600) online

    Online application

    3, 6 or 12 months as granted

    Read the full guide →

  • Baku's Flame Towers and skyline at sunset, Azerbaijan

    Azerbaijan

    Caucasus

    eVisa

    ASAN e-Visa in ~3 days

    Online application

    30 days single entry

    Read the full guide →

  • Angkor Wat temple in Cambodia at sunset, reflected in the water

    Cambodia

    Asia

    eVisa

    e-Visa · USD 36 · 30 days

    Online application

    Up to 30 days, single entry

    Read the full guide →

  • Turquoise Moraine Lake beneath snow-capped peaks, Banff National Park, Canada

    Canada

    Americas

    Embassy / sticker visa

    Visitor visa (TRV)

    Full embassy file

    Up to 6 months per entry

    Read the full guide →

  • Cobbled street with classical facades in Tbilisi old town

    Georgia

    Caucasus

    Conditional entry

    Visa-free with valid US/UK/EU/GCC visas; e-Visa otherwise

    Depends on your documents

    90 days (visa-waiver route) or per e-Visa

    Read the full guide →

  • Hong Kong skyline and Victoria Harbour on a clear day

    Hong Kong

    Asia

    ETA / travel authorisation

    Free Pre-arrival Registration (PAR)

    Short online form

    Up to 14 days per visit; PAR valid 6 months, multiple visits

    Read the full guide →

  • Palm trees and thatched beach umbrellas on a Bali beachfront

    Indonesia (Bali)

    Asia

    Visa on arrival

    Visa on arrival (or e-VoA online)

    Sorted at the airport

    30 days, extendable once

    Read the full guide →

  • Vermilion torii gate tunnel at Fushimi Inari shrine, Kyoto

    Japan

    Asia

    Embassy / sticker visa

    Sticker visa via VFS

    Full embassy file

    Up to 90 days (single entry typical)

    Read the full guide →

  • A large herd of wildebeest and zebra crossing the Kenyan savannah during the migration

    Kenya

    Africa

    ETA / travel authorisation

    eTA required · from USD 30

    Short online form

    Decided by the immigration officer on arrival

    Read the full guide →

  • Illuminated Petronas Twin Towers at night with fountains in the foreground, Kuala Lumpur

    Malaysia

    Asia

    Visa-free

    Visa-free · 30 days

    Nothing to apply for

    Up to 30 days per visit (scheme runs to 31 Dec 2026)

    Read the full guide →

  • Aerial view of Le Morne Brabant and its lagoon, Mauritius

    Mauritius

    Asia

    Visa-free

    Free entry on arrival

    Nothing to apply for

    Commonly 60 days granted on arrival; extensions at PIO, Port Louis

    Read the full guide →

  • Boudhanath Stupa in Kathmandu draped with colourful prayer flags under a clear sky

    Nepal

    Asia

    Visa-free

    No visa · no time limit

    Nothing to apply for

    No limit for Indian nationals (Indo-Nepal Treaty, 1950)

    Read the full guide →

  • Rainbow over Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu, New Zealand

    New Zealand

    Oceania

    Embassy / sticker visa

    Visitor visa online

    Full embassy file

    Up to 9 months

    Read the full guide →

  • Aerial view of Muscat's coastline framed by rugged mountains, Oman

    Oman

    Middle East

    Conditional entry

    Visa-free 14 days for eligible Indians; eVisa otherwise

    Depends on your documents

    14 days visa-free (conditions) or per eVisa

    Read the full guide →

  • Outrigger boats in a turquoise El Nido lagoon, Palawan

    Philippines

    Asia

    Visa-free

    Visa-free · 14 days

    Nothing to apply for

    14 days (30 with valid AJACSSUK visa/residence)

    Read the full guide →

  • Aerial view of Riyadh's modern skyline, Saudi Arabia

    Saudi Arabia

    Middle East

    Conditional entry

    eVisa for eligible profiles; embassy visa otherwise

    Depends on your documents

    Per visa grant

    Read the full guide →

  • Eiffel Tower above the Seine at golden hour, Paris

    Schengen area

    Europe

    Embassy / sticker visa

    Sticker visa via VFS/consulate

    Full embassy file

    Up to 90 days in any 180

    Read the full guide →

  • Marina Bay Sands and Helix Bridge illuminated over the water at night, Singapore

    Singapore

    Asia

    Embassy / sticker visa

    Visa required — authorised agents only

    Full embassy file

    Up to 30 days per entry (officer's discretion)

    Read the full guide →

  • Blue train crossing the Nine Arch Bridge amid Sri Lankan forest, Ella

    Sri Lanka

    Asia

    ETA / travel authorisation

    Free ETA before arrival

    Short online form

    Per ETA grant (double entry, 30 days typical)

    Read the full guide →

  • Palm-fringed beach in Phuket, Thailand

    Thailand

    Asia

    Rules in transition

    Visa-free today · moving to a 30-day exemption

    Rules are changing

    60 days right now; 30 days once the new framework starts

    Read the full guide →

  • Hagia Sophia's domes and minarets against a sunset sky, Istanbul

    Türkiye

    Middle East

    Conditional entry

    e-Visa only with valid US/UK/Schengen/Irish visa

    Depends on your documents

    30 days single entry

    Read the full guide →

  • Dubai skyline at twilight with the Burj Khalifa rising above the sea

    UAE (Dubai)

    Middle East

    eVisa

    e-Visa before travel (VoA only with US/UK/EU visas)

    Online application

    30 days (single entry)

    Read the full guide →

  • Big Ben and Westminster Bridge over the Thames, London

    United Kingdom

    Europe

    Embassy / sticker visa

    Standard Visitor visa

    Full embassy file

    Up to 6 months

    Read the full guide →

  • Manhattan skyline at sunset with One World Trade Center

    United States

    Americas

    Embassy / sticker visa

    B1/B2 interview visa

    Full embassy file

    Per entry, officer's discretion (10-year visa typical)

    Read the full guide →

  • Boat cruising among the limestone karsts of Ha Long Bay, Vietnam

    Vietnam

    Asia

    eVisa

    eVisa before travel

    Online application

    Up to 90 days (single or multiple entry)

    Read the full guide →

The six things “you need a visa” can actually mean

These words get used interchangeably by travel agents and they are not interchangeable. The difference decides how early you start and how much can go wrong.

Visa-free
Nothing to apply for. You board with your passport and are admitted at the border. Nepal is the strongest example for Indians — no visa, no fee, no form — though even here the ID you carry matters more than people expect.
Visa on arrival
You apply at the airport on landing, usually with cash and a photo. Convenient, but it puts the decision at the end of your flight rather than before it — and a queue at 2am is nobody's idea of a holiday.
ETA / travel authorisation
A travel authorisation, not a visa: a short online form approved before you fly. It is permission to travel, not permission to enter — the officer at the border still decides. Kenya replaced its visa with one of these in January 2024.
eVisa
A real visa, applied for online and approved before departure, usually as a PDF you print. Cambodia works this way. The process is simple; the photo specification is where most people trip.
Embassy / sticker visa
The full file: forms, financials, appointments, sometimes biometrics and an interview. Schengen, the UK, the US. This is the tier where preparation genuinely changes the outcome.
The rules that sit next to the visa
The rules that sit next to the visa. A mandatory arrival card that is free but still mandatory. A no-objection certificate needed to fly onward from a visa-free country. A yellow-fever certificate demanded because of where you transited, not where you are going. These are the ones that strand people at the gate, and they are on the country guides for a reason.

Country guides

Written from the official source, with the fee, the timeline, the document list and the caveat that is usually missing elsewhere.

  • Illuminated Petronas Twin Towers at night with fountains in the foreground, Kuala Lumpur

    Malaysia

    ENTRY
    Visa-free entry
    VALID
    Scheme valid to 31 December 2026
    GOVT FEE
    ₹0

    Malaysia Visa for Indians

    Typically processed in MDAC online, at least 3 days before arrival

How a Flynk visa file actually runs

  1. 1 · We check before you pay

    You send the passport scan and your dates. We check eligibility, the current rule at the source, and whether anything in your profile is likely to cause a problem. If the file looks weak, you hear it here — not after the fee is spent.

  2. 2 · You get the exact number

    The government fee and our service fee, itemised, in rupees, before anything is filed. Where a government charges in dollars, we tell you that the rupee amount moves with your card rate rather than pretending it is fixed.

  3. 3 · We file on the official portal

    Never a reseller. You get the government reference number, because it is your application — not ours.

  4. 4 · You can see where it stands

    Your Flynk account shows which documents we have asked for, what is under review, what was accepted, and — if something is rejected — the actual reason, so you can fix it instead of guessing.

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More questions, answered

Flynk Tours is a private travel agency. We are not a government body and have no affiliation with any embassy, consulate or immigration department. We cannot influence a visa decision, and no agent can. Entry requirements change without notice — always check the official source linked on each country guide before you travel.

Eiffel Tower above the Seine at golden hour, Paris

Schengen Area

ENTRY
Single or multiple entry at the consulate's discretion
VALID
Typically trip duration + 15 days grace for first-timers; multi-year multiple-entry for strong travel histories
GOVT FEE
₹9,900

Schengen Visa for Indians

Typically processed in 15–30 calendar days from biometrics (book appointments 4–8 weeks ahead in season)

  • Manhattan skyline at sunset with One World Trade Center

    United States

    ENTRY
    Multiple entry (typical)
    VALID
    B1/B2 for Indians is commonly issued for 10 years, multiple entry
    GOVT FEE
    ₹16,650

    USA B1/B2 Visa for Indians

    Typically processed in Interview-based — appointment wait varies by consulate and season; passport back ~1 week after approval

  • Turquoise Moraine Lake beneath snow-capped peaks, Banff National Park, Canada

    Canada

    ENTRY
    Multiple entry (typical)
    VALID
    Usually multiple-entry up to 10 years or passport expiry, whichever is earlier
    GOVT FEE
    ₹6,400

    Canada Visitor Visa for Indians

    Typically processed in Several weeks to a few months after biometrics, moving with IRCC volumes — apply ~3 months ahead

  • Vermilion torii gate tunnel at Fushimi Inari shrine, Kyoto

    Japan

    ENTRY
    Single entry (multi-entry for eligible repeaters)
    VALID
    Single-entry visas are typically valid 3 months from issue
    GOVT FEE
    ₹500

    Japan Visa for Indians

    Typically processed in 5–7 working days at VFS for clean files; apply 4–6 weeks ahead in cherry-blossom and year-end peaks

  • Charles Bridge and the Old Town Bridge Tower over the Vltava river in Prague, Czech Republic

    Czechia

    ENTRY
    Single or multiple entry at the consulate's discretion
    VALID
    Short-stay Schengen visa; travel dates as granted by the consulate
    GOVT FEE
    ₹9,700

    Czechia visa for Indians

    Typically processed in Up to 15 calendar days, extendable to 45 in individual cases

  • Dubai skyline at twilight with the Burj Khalifa rising above the sea

    United Arab Emirates

    ENTRY
    Single entry, transit only
    VALID
    Valid only on the one confirmed itinerary it was issued against
    GOVT FEE
    ₹1,287

    UAE Transit Visa for Indians

    Typically processed in GDRFA target is 48 hours; airlines usually confirm in 24-72 hours

  • Sydney Opera House with the downtown skyline behind it

    Australia

    ENTRY
    Single or multiple entry as granted
    VALID
    Commonly 12 months, multiple entry, with 3 months per stay (officer's discretion)
    GOVT FEE
    ₹14,750

    Australia Visitor Visa for Indians

    Typically processed in Many tourist-stream files decide in 20–33 days; allow longer in peak season

  • Boat cruising among the limestone karsts of Ha Long Bay, Vietnam

    Vietnam

    ENTRY
    Single or multiple entry
    VALID
    Up to 90 days
    GOVT FEE
    ₹2,100

    Vietnam E-Visa for Indians

    Typically processed in 3–5 working days

  • Aerial view of Riyadh's modern skyline, Saudi Arabia

    Saudi Arabia

    ENTRY
    Single entry (current practice)
    VALID
    Single-entry visas: as issued (commonly 30 days to enter and stay)

    Saudi Arabia Visa for Indians

    Typically processed in eVisa (if eligible): minutes to 48 hours; sticker route: allow 1–3 weeks outside the Hajj window

  • Big Ben and Westminster Bridge over the Thames, London

    United Kingdom

    ENTRY
    Multiple entry
    VALID
    6 months standard; 2, 5 or 10-year long-term visitor visas available
    GOVT FEE
    ₹13,100

    UK Visa for Indians

    Typically processed in Around 3 weeks after biometrics for most files; priority services available at extra cost

  • Palm trees and thatched beach umbrellas on a Bali beachfront

    Indonesia

    ENTRY
    Single entry
    VALID
    Enter within 90 days of e-VOA issue; VOA is granted at entry
    GOVT FEE
    ₹2,750

    Indonesia (Bali) Visa for Indians

    Typically processed in e-VOA: usually 24–72 hours; counter VOA: on the spot after queueing

  • France

    France Visa for Indians

    Typically processed in About 15 calendar days, extendable to 45 in individual cases

  • Angkor Wat temple in Cambodia at sunset, reflected in the water

    Cambodia

    ENTRY
    Single entry (Tourist / Type-T)
    VALID
    3 months from issue — you must enter within that window

    Cambodia e-Visa for Indians — USD 36, 30 Days, Single Entry

    Typically processed in Approval letter within 3 working days (official portal)

  • A large herd of wildebeest and zebra crossing the Kenyan savannah during the migration

    Kenya

    ENTRY
    eTA — single entry
    VALID
    Travel must begin within the validity shown on the approved eTA

    Kenya eTA for Indians — Fees, Timeline, Documents

    Typically processed in 3 working days (official); apply at least 2 weeks ahead

  • Boudhanath Stupa in Kathmandu draped with colourful prayer flags under a clear sky

    Nepal

    ENTRY
    Visa-free (Indo-Nepal Treaty, 1950)
    VALID
    Not applicable — no visa is issued
    GOVT FEE
    ₹0

    Nepal Entry Requirements for Indians — No Visa Needed

    Typically processed in None — nothing to apply for

  • Hong Kong skyline and Victoria Harbour on a clear day

    Hong Kong

    ENTRY
    Multiple visits within the registration's validity
    VALID
    6 months, multiple visits (re-register only after it expires)
    GOVT FEE
    ₹0

    Hong Kong Pre-arrival Registration (PAR) for Indians

    Typically processed in Instant — the result is shown on screen

  • Aerial view of Le Morne Brabant and its lagoon, Mauritius

    Mauritius

    ENTRY
    Visa-free on arrival
    VALID
    Per entry
    GOVT FEE
    ₹0

    Mauritius Entry for Indians (Visa-Free on Arrival)

    Typically processed in None before travel — All-in-One Travel Digital Form within 72h of departure

  • Rainbow over Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu, New Zealand

    New Zealand

    ENTRY
    Single or multiple entry as granted
    VALID
    Multiple-entry visas allow visits across the granted period

    New Zealand Visitor Visa for Indians

    Typically processed in Several weeks — apply 6–8 weeks before travel

  • Aerial view of Muscat's coastline framed by rugged mountains, Oman

    Oman

    ENTRY
    Single entry
    VALID
    Enter within the window stated on the e-visa (commonly 1 month from issue)
    GOVT FEE
    ₹1,170

    Oman Entry for Indians (Visa-Free Conditions + e-Visa)

    Typically processed in e-visa: typically 3–4 working days

  • Outrigger boats in a turquoise El Nido lagoon, Palawan

    Philippines

    ENTRY
    Visa-free entry
    VALID
    Per entry, subject to meeting conditions at immigration
    GOVT FEE
    ₹0

    Philippines Entry for Indians (Visa-Free)

    Typically processed in No pre-approval — complete the free eTravel registration online before departure

  • Baku's Flame Towers and skyline at sunset, Azerbaijan

    Azerbaijan

    ENTRY
    Single entry
    VALID
    90 days from issue for a 30-day visit
    GOVT FEE
    ₹2,250

    Azerbaijan e-Visa for Indians

    Typically processed in 3 business days standard; urgent service in hours for a higher fee

  • Cobbled street with classical facades in Tbilisi old town

    Georgia

    ENTRY
    Single entry (e-visa); multiple on the visa-free route
    VALID
    e-visa: 120 days from issue for a 30-day visit window
    GOVT FEE
    ₹1,800

    Georgia Visa & Entry for Indians (e-Visa or Visa-Free)

    Typically processed in 5 working days after payment and DuVerify

  • Marina Bay Sands and Helix Bridge illuminated over the water at night, Singapore

    Singapore

    ENTRY
    Usually multiple entry
    VALID
    Typically 63 days to 2 years (ICA's discretion)
    GOVT FEE
    ₹2,100

    Singapore Visa for Indians

    Typically processed in 3–5 working days

  • Blue train crossing the Nine Arch Bridge amid Sri Lankan forest, Ella

    Sri Lanka

    ENTRY
    Double entry
    VALID
    30 days from first arrival
    GOVT FEE
    ₹0

    Sri Lanka ETA for Indians (Free)

    Typically processed in ETA online before arrival — usually instant to a few hours

  • Palm-fringed beach in Phuket, Thailand

    Thailand

    ENTRY
    In transition — exemption → VoA
    VALID
    Per entry

    Thailand Visa for Indians

    Typically processed in Confirmed at booking — regime in transition (checked Jul 2026)

  • Hagia Sophia's domes and minarets against a sunset sky, Istanbul

    Turkey

    ENTRY
    Single entry (e-visa)
    VALID
    e-visa valid 180 days from arrival date selected
    GOVT FEE
    ₹3,870

    Turkey Visa for Indians

    Typically processed in e-visa: minutes to 24 hours; sticker route: allow 2–4 weeks

  • Dubai skyline at twilight with the Burj Khalifa rising above the sea

    United Arab Emirates

    ENTRY
    Single entry
    VALID
    60 days from issue

    Dubai Tourist Visa for Indians

    Typically processed in 3–5 working days

  • Can you guarantee my visa will be approved?

    No, and neither can anyone else. The decision belongs to a government, not to an agent. What we can do is tell you before you pay when a file looks weak, and make sure that what we submit is complete, correctly formatted and consistent — which is where most avoidable refusals come from.

    Why does your fee not match the number I saw elsewhere?

    Because a lot of sites quote the wrong number on purpose. Cambodia's official portal charges USD 36 for its e-Visa; you will see USD 30 quoted widely, which is the visa-on-arrival cash price. Kenya publishes a floor — 'from USD 30' — not a fixed price. Where a government does not publish a fixed fee, we do not invent a rupee figure. We quote your exact total before we file.

    How far in advance should I apply?

    Later than you think for an e-Visa, earlier than you think for an embassy file. Kenya's own guidance is a good example: applications are usually processed in three working days, but the government still tells you to apply two weeks ahead — that gap is honest breathing room. For embassy visas with appointments, start four to eight weeks out, and earlier in peak season.

    What actually gets applications rejected?

    In our experience, rarely the exotic reasons people worry about. It is the photograph that fails the portal's spec, a passport with under six months of validity, a name that does not match across documents, a booking that contradicts the stated dates, or a bank statement that does not show what it needs to. All of these are fixable before submission, which is the entire point of having someone check.

    Do I need a visa if I am only transiting?

    Sometimes — and it catches people out. Rules differ depending on whether you leave the international transit area, change terminals, or re-check baggage. Tell us your full routing, not just the destination, and we will check the transit rule for each stop.

    Can Flynk apply on my behalf?

    For most destinations, yes, and where a government explicitly permits it we say so on the country page. Kenya's official FAQ, for example, confirms an application may be submitted on a traveller's behalf. What is genuinely dangerous is the imitation portals: applications filed through unofficial third-party sites can be rejected outright. We file on the government's own portal and give you the reference number.