8 of the destinations below let you travel without a pre-arranged sticker visa — visa-free, on arrival, or with a quick online ETA. The rest need an eVisa or an embassy file, and a few sit behind conditions worth knowing before you book. Every card links the official immigration source we checked and the date we checked it.
Immigration rules change without notice. This page is guidance, not legal advice — the rule in force on your travel date is the one that counts, and we confirm it for every client before filing.
25 of 25 destinations
Asia
Visa-free · 30 days
Up to 30 days per visit (scheme runs to 31 Dec 2026)
Asia
Free entry on arrival
Commonly 60 days granted on arrival; extensions at PIO, Port Louis
Asia
No visa · no time limit
No limit for Indian nationals (Indo-Nepal Treaty, 1950)
Asia
Visa-free · 14 days
14 days (30 with valid AJACSSUK visa/residence)
Asia
Visa on arrival (or e-VoA online)
30 days, extendable once
Oceania
Visitor visa (subclass 600) online
3, 6 or 12 months as granted
Caucasus
ASAN e-Visa in ~3 days
30 days single entry
Asia
e-Visa · USD 36 · 30 days
Up to 30 days, single entry
Middle East
e-Visa before travel (VoA only with US/UK/EU visas)
30 days (single entry)
Asia
eVisa before travel
Up to 90 days (single or multiple entry)
Asia
Free Pre-arrival Registration (PAR)
Up to 14 days per visit; PAR valid 6 months, multiple visits
Africa
eTA required · from USD 30
Decided by the immigration officer on arrival
Asia
Free ETA before arrival
Per ETA grant (double entry, 30 days typical)
Caucasus
Visa-free with valid US/UK/EU/GCC visas; e-Visa otherwise
90 days (visa-waiver route) or per e-Visa
Middle East
Visa-free 14 days for eligible Indians; eVisa otherwise
14 days visa-free (conditions) or per eVisa
Middle East
eVisa for eligible profiles; embassy visa otherwise
Per visa grant
Middle East
e-Visa only with valid US/UK/Schengen/Irish visa
30 days single entry
Asia
Visa-free today · moving to a 30-day exemption
60 days right now; 30 days once the new framework starts
Americas
Visitor visa (TRV)
Up to 6 months per entry
Asia
Sticker visa via VFS
Up to 90 days (single entry typical)
Oceania
Visitor visa online
Up to 9 months
Europe
Sticker visa via VFS/consulate
Up to 90 days in any 180
Asia
Visa required — authorised agents only
Up to 30 days per entry (officer's discretion)
Europe
Standard Visitor visa
Up to 6 months
Americas
B1/B2 interview visa
Per entry, officer's discretion (10-year visa typical)
Conditional entries — Georgia with a US visa, Oman with a Schengen stamp, Türkiye’s e-visa rules — trip up more travellers than embassy files do. Tell us your passport and any visas you hold, and we’ll tell you the cheapest legal way in.
No. Visa-free means no visa application before travel — you still meet entry conditions at the border: passport validity, return ticket, funds, arrival cards like Malaysia's MDAC or the Philippines' eTravel, and the officer's discretion. We list the known conditions on every card above.
Each card shows the date we last verified it against the official immigration source linked on that card. Rules genuinely change — Thailand spent 2026 moving from a blanket 60-day exemption to a 30-day one for Indian passport holders, and it is on this page precisely because we track it. Always confirm before booking; we do exactly that for every client file.
Because we only publish rows we've verified against a government source, with the date shown. This list covers the destinations we actively service and grows as we verify more — it will never be padded with unchecked aggregator data.
An eVisa is a visa issued online before travel — you apply, pay if applicable, and receive an approval to present on arrival. An ETA (electronic travel authorisation) is a lighter pre-registration for travellers who don't need a full visa, like Sri Lanka's free ETA for Indians. Both must be done before you fly.