16 countries allow Indian passenger visa-free entry
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| 16 countries allow Indian passenger visa-free entry |
If you were wondering where you could go without a visa, here's your answer. 16 countries are now offering visa-free entry for holders of Indian passports. You have Bhutan and Mauritius among these 16 countries.
V Muraleedharan, Minister of State for External Affairs, stated in a written reply to a request in Rajya Sabha that there are 16 countries that grant visa-free entry to ordinary Indian passport holders. He also announced that there are 43 countries providing visa-on-arrival facilities and 36 countries providing e-visa facilities.
The 16 countries offer regular Indian passport holders visa-free facilities Barbados, Nepal, Bhutan, Mauritius, Haiti, Hong Kong SAR, Maldives, Senegal, Serbia, Trinidad and Tobago, Grenada, Dominica, Samoa, Senegal, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Niue Island, and Montserrat.
The Minister also said that the Government is continuing its efforts to increase this number of free travel, e-visa, and visa-on-arrival facilities. This will, of course, make it easier for travelers to travel internationally.
As of now, Indonesia and Myanmar offer visas on arrival to Indian passport holders, while Malaysia and New Zealand have e-visa facilities for Indians.
This knowledge would benefit a lot of people who want to travel without any doubt about getting a visa. Some of the countries on the list are top destinations for travel, and you can be sure of an enriching experience. So once we're out of the COVID storm, all you have to do is hold your passport and fly to one of the 16 countries where Indians can fly without a visa.
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