Visa guide
Visa-free and visa on arrival countries for Indians: November 2026
Thailand changed its rules in May 2026 and Malaysia's visa-free window ends in December. Here is where an Indian passport can take you with the least paperwork right now.
Visa rules for Indian passport holders changed more than once this year. Here is a clear, current picture for holidays planned in the next few months.
Visa-free: just book and go
- Mauritius: up to 90 days
- Malaysia: up to 30 days, valid until 31 December 2026. Fill the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card online before you fly
- Nepal and Bhutan: no visa needed. Bhutan requires an entry permit and a Sustainable Development Fee
- Maldives: free entry on arrival for 30 days
- Kazakhstan: up to 14 days
- Seychelles and Qatar: up to 30 days
Visa on arrival: carry the fee
- Thailand: visa-free entry ended on 19 May 2026. You now need a visa on arrival for up to 15 days, or an e-Visa for longer
- Indonesia (Bali): visa on arrival for 30 days
- Cambodia: visa on arrival for 30 days
Quick e-Visa: apply online
Sri Lanka (ETA), Vietnam, the UAE and Singapore all issue visas online, usually within days. Several of our packages, including Vietnam and Singapore, already include the visa fee.
What every trip still needs
- A passport valid for at least six months from your return date
- A confirmed return ticket and hotel booking
- Enough funds for your stay, as border officers may ask
Rules change often, so we reconfirm entry requirements for every booking before you pay.
Planning a trip? Ask us and get a clear quote within two working hours.