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Rules below are written as customer guides and should always be re-checked against the official destination authority at the time of filing.
UAE / Dubai
Most Indian travellers who are not otherwise eligible for visa-on-arrival / qualifying entry need a pre-arranged UAE tourist visa or entry permit. Some Indian passport holders with qualifying foreign visas or residence permits may have a different route.
Open visa guide ↗Thailand
As of 15 September 2026, Indian ordinary passport holders can use Thailand’s 30-day visa-exemption scheme for tourism and short-term business engagements, subject to entry conditions and immigration decision.
Open visa guide ↗Singapore
Indian travel-document holders are on Singapore’s visa-required list. Applications are generally submitted through a local contact, strategic partner / authorised visa agent, or Singapore Overseas Mission route.
Open visa guide ↗Vietnam
Vietnam’s official e-Visa system supports eligible foreign travellers, including Indian passport holders, for single or multiple entry. The official portal states e-Visas can be valid for up to 90 days.
Open visa guide ↗Malaysia
Malaysia’s Immigration Department currently notes that Indian citizens are visa exempt until 31 December 2026. Entry conditions and any arrival formalities still need to be checked before travel.
Open visa guide ↗Indonesia / Bali
India is listed among Indonesia’s Visa on Arrival eligible nationalities. The official immigration guidance states VOA can allow a 30-day stay and may be extended once for another 30 days.
Open visa guide ↗Japan
Japan’s eVisa system is available in India for eligible single-entry short-term tourism applications. Applications are facilitated through VFS, with the visa issued electronically if approved.
Open visa guide ↗Schengen Europe
A Schengen short-stay visa generally allows travel across the Schengen area for up to 90 days in any 180-day period, subject to the visa granted. You apply to the consulate responsible for your main destination under the Schengen rules.
Open visa guide ↗United Kingdom
Indian tourists generally use the UK Standard Visitor visa for tourism, family visits and other permitted visitor activities. Applications are submitted online and normally include a visa-application-centre appointment.
Open visa guide ↗United States
Tourism generally uses the B-2 or combined B-1/B-2 visitor visa. The process includes Form DS-160, the application fee and usually a consular interview unless an exception applies.
Open visa guide ↗Australia
The Visitor visa (subclass 600) Tourist stream is used for tourism, cruises and family/friend visits. Applications are generally made online through ImmiAccount and the visa is digitally linked to the passport.
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