As an Indian citizen, traveling abroad can be an exciting yet daunting experience. With the Indian passport ranking 85th in the Henley Passport Index 2025, it’s essential to know which countries offer visa-free travel to Indian citizens.
In this article, we’ll explore the 57 visa-free travel destinations available to Indian passport holders. From tropical islands to vibrant cities, get ready to unlock your travel potential!
Visa-Free Destinations
Angola: up to 30 days
Barbados: up to 90 days
Bhutan: no visa required
British Virgin Islands: up to 30 days
Cook Islands: up to 31 days
Dominica: up to six months
Fiji: up to four months
Grenada: up to 90 days
Haiti: up to three months
Iran: up to 30 days
Jamaica: visa-free entry
Kazakhstan: up to 14 days
Kiribati: up to 90 days
Macao (SAR China): up to 30 days
Madagascar: up to 90 days
Malaysia: up to 30 days (until 2026)
Mauritius: up to 90 days
Micronesia: up to 30 days
Montserrat: up to six months
Nepal: no visa required
Niue: up to 30 days
Rwanda: up to 30 days
Senegal: up to 90 days
St. Kitts and Nevis: up to 90 days
St. Vincent and the Grenadines: up to 30 days
Thailand: up to 60 days
Trinidad and Tobago: up to 90 days
Vanuatu: up to 30 days
Visa-On-Arrival Destinations
Indian passport holders can also obtain a visa-on-arrival in 30 countries, including:
Bolivia: up to 90 days
Burundi: up to 30 days
Cambodia: up to 30 days
Cape Verde Islands: up to 30 days
Comoro Islands: up to 45 days
Djibouti: up to 30 days
Ethiopia: up to 90 days
Guinea-Bissau: up to 90 days
Indonesia: up to 30 days
Jordan: up to 30 days
Laos: up to 30 days
Maldives: up to 30 days
Marshall Islands: up to 90 days
Mauritania: up to 90 days
Mozambique: up to 30 days
Myanmar: up to 30 days
Palau Islands: up to 30 days
Qatar: up to 30 days
Samoa: up to 60 days
Sierra Leone: up to 30 days
Somalia: up to 30 days
Sri Lanka: up to 30 days
St. Lucia: up to 42 days
Tanzania: up to 90 days
Timor-Leste: up to 30 days
Tuvalu: up to 30 days
Zimbabwe: up to 30 days
Kenya: up to 90 days (ETA required)
Seychelles: up to 90 days (ETA required)
Papua New Guinea: up to 60 days (ETA required)
Tips and Reminders
Check visa requirements: Before traveling, ensure you meet the visa requirements for your destination.
Verify travel documents: Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay.
Research entry requirements: Familiarize yourself with entry requirements, such as proof of onward travel or sufficient funds.
Register with the Indian government: Register with the Indian government’s online portal for Indian citizens traveling abroad.
Conclusion
As an Indian passport holder, you have access to 57 visa-free travel destinations. From the beaches of Bali to the vibrant streets of Bangkok, explore the world with ease. Remember to stay informed about visa requirements and travel regulations to ensure a seamless journey.