Visa-Free Travel

ETA Now Required for U.S., Brazil, Canada, and More, requiring travelers from several American countries to secure an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before their trip. This move ends their previous visa-free access as Thailand aims…
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With Indian citizens enjoying visa-free entry to 58 foreign destinations, the Henley Passport Index 2024 has ranked the country’s passport at the 82nd position. An Indian passport holder can travel visa-free to popular tourist destinations…
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Good news for Indian passport holders! Now, you can travel to Thailand for up to two months without the hassle of obtaining a visa. Sounds great, right? In a bid to boost tourism, the Thailand government has decided to open doors for…
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Consultations between Russia and India on a bilateral agreement to ease travel will begin in June, a Russian minister has said, adding that Moscow and New Delhi were set to strengthen their tourism ties by launching visa-free group tourist…
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2023 saw international travel across most parts of the world rebound strongly. With a fast-growing economy, increased disposable income, and a keen enthusiasm to explore and experience the world, the Indian traveler is now widely sought…
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In a major boost to Indian passport’s strength, the list of visa-free countries for Indian citizens has just extended. This week, both Kenya and Iran abolished visa requirements for Indian passport holders. Kenya’s visa free travel for…
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Iran has announced that it was lifting visa requirements for citizens of India as well as 32 other countries — being an addition to several other countries that have recently announced visa-free travel for Indian nationals. This move is…
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Travel to Kazakhstan is now visa-free for Indian passport holders. As per the reports, Indians can now stay visa-free for up to 14 days in the Republic of Kazakhstan and, in total, visa-free stays for 42 days within every 180 days. Do you…
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Russia has terminated an agreement with Tokyo on facilitating visits by Japanese citizens to the four disputed Pacific islands, a government order showed. The agreement dating back to 1999 allowed former residents and their family members…
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