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Discover 7 countries offering visa-on-arrival or visa-free travel for Indians, including Thailand, Maldives, Fiji, and more. Explore these hassle-free travel destinations for your next vacation.

Sri Lanka has announced visa-free entry for citizens of 35 countries, including India, the UK, and the USA. This allows Indians to stay in Sri Lanka for 60 days without a visa, starting from October 1, 2024, for a period of six months.

Dreaming of exploring beautiful countries? There are numerous countries that Indians can travel to without a visa. Let's explore these visa-free destinations.

Discover Pakistani celebrities who hold Indian citizenship and their impactful contributions to both the Indian and global cultural landscape.
 

Discover the different types of Indian passports, including personal, service, emigration, diplomat, and e-passports, each designed for specific purposes and holders.
 

The latest rankings for world’s most powerful passports were released by Henley Passport Index. It is based on data from IATA.

Indonesia initiated this project under the leadership of Tourism Minister Sandiaga Uno to implement the free visa programme before the government change in October 2024. The Indonesian government will offer free visa entry to travellers from India and 19 other countries, aiming to boost tourism and revive its economy.

From Afghanistan to Pakistan, these countries possess some of the weakest passports globally, limiting international travel opportunities for their citizens.

Regular citizens are issued the standard blue passports for travelling abroad. There are three more types of passports in India. Let’s learn about them.

Explore hassle-free travel for Indian passport holders! From the vibrant beaches of Maldives to the exotic landscapes of Madagascar, discover visa-on-arrival destinations

Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar revealed that he has applied for an Indian passport saying that he is constantly asked to prove his loyalty towards his nation

Palakkad native Samad left his family in Dubai, as his wife failed to give birth to a boy for the fourth time. After 12 years, his family is left without any documents or a passport or means to get by.

 

'He took admission in Darul Uloom University in 2008, studied and stayed there till 2012. During this period, he prepared forged documents to obtain an Indian passport and using the same passport he applied for visa to travel to Saudi Arabia and went there in April 2013,' the Special Cell said in its chargesheet