Countries that Issue Visa Free Entry for India Passport Holders

The administrative restrictions that are laid on Indian citizens during the process of their entry in another country by the respective authorities constitute the Visa requirements for Indian citizens. In 2014 there were 52 countries and territories that granted visa-free or visa-on-arrival to Indian citizens.

Countries that do not require Visa permit for Indian Passport Holders

  1. Bhutan
  2. Dominica- 6 months
  3. Ecuador- 90 days
  4. El Salvador- 90 days
  5. Fiji- 4 months
  6. Grenada- 3 months
  7. Haiti- 3 months
  8. Jamaica
  9. Mauritius- 90 days
  10. Micronesia- 30 days
  11. Saint Kitts and Nevis- 3 months
  12. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines- 1 month
  13. Trinidad and Tobago- 90 days
  14. Vanuatu- 30 days
  15. Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park- 3 days
  16. Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus- 3 months
  17. South Ossetia
  18. Svalbard
  19. Transnistria- 1 day
  20. Réunion- 15 days
  21. Hong Kong- 14 days
  22. Kish Island
  23. Macau- 30 days
  24. Palestine
  25. British Virgin Islands- 30 days
  26. Montserrat- 6 months
  27. Cook Islands- 31 days
  28. Pitcairn Islands- 14 days

Countries that offer Visa-on-arrival to Indian passport holders

  1. Bolivia- 90 days
  2. Cambodia- 30 days ($35)
  3. Cape Verde
  4. Comoros
  5. Djibouti
  6. Ethiopia
  7. Guinea-Bissau- 90 days
  8. Guyana- 30 days
  9. Indonesia- 30 days
  10. Jordan- 2 weeks ($1000)
  11. Laos- 30 days
  12. Madagascar- 30 days
  13. Maldives- 90 days
  14. Mauritania
  15. Palau- 30 days
  16. Saint Lucia- 6 weeks
  17. Senegal- 4 months
  18. Somalia- 30 days
  19. Tanzania
  20. Thailand- 15 days (1000 Thai Baht)
  21. Timor-Leste- 30 days
  22. Togo- 7 days
  23. Tuvalu- 1 month
  24. Uganda

Countries that offer e-Visa for Indian Passport Holders

  1. Bahrain- 14 days
  2. Cote d’lvoire- 3 months
  3. Gabon
  4. Georgia- 90 days
  5. Kenya- 3 months
  6. Moldova
  7. Myanmar- 28 days
  8. Rwanda
  9. São Tomé and Príncipe
  10. Zambia
  11. Zimbabwe

Reciprocity

There have been a small number of bilateral agreements that have resulted in reciprocity in visa arrangements. Most of the visa relationships are mostly one sided. This has led to a restriction on the freedom of an Indian traveler to foreign countries along with restrictions on travel from countries which have traditionally welcomed Indian citizens with liberal visa policies.

Full Reciprocity

Nepal and Bhutan are two countries that have full reciprocity in Visa free/e-Visa Privileges.

Passport Validity

The requirements of most of the countries is that

  • The passport must be valid for no less than six months
  • It must have at least 1 or 2 blank pages
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