Visa Free Countries for Indians

As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, Indian passport holders could travel to several countries without requiring a visa or with visa-free access for a limited period. Please note that visa requirements and policies can change frequently, so it’s essential to verify this information with the official government websites or embassies of the respective countries before planning your trip. Here are some countries where Indians may have visa-free or visa-on-arrival access:

Bhutan: Indian passport holders can enter Bhutan without a visa for a specified period.
Nepal: Indians can travel to Nepal without a visa for a certain duration.
Maldives: Indian tourists can get a free visa on arrival in the Maldives for a specific period.
Mauritius: Indians can get a visa-free stay for up to 90 days in Mauritius.
Seychelles: Indian passport holders can get a visitor’s permit on arrival, allowing them to stay for a specified period.
Sri Lanka: Indians can get a visa-on-arrival or an online Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) for a short stay.
Thailand: Visa-free for Indian citizens.
Indonesia: Indians can get a visa-on-arrival for tourism purposes for up to 30 days.
Laos: Indian passport holders can get a visa-on-arrival for a limited duration.
Cambodia: Indians can obtain a visa-on-arrival for a certain period.
Fiji: Indians can get a visa-free stay for up to 120 days.
Jamaica: Indian passport holders can visit Jamaica for tourism purposes without a visa for a specified period.
Kenya: Indians can get a visa-on-arrival for tourism purposes.
Tanzania: Indian tourists can get a visa-on-arrival for a specified duration.
Uganda: Indians can obtain a visa-on-arrival for tourism purposes.
Madagascar: Indian passport holders can get a visa-on-arrival for a specific duration.
Jordan: Indian tourists can obtain a visa-on-arrival at certain entry points.
Dominican Republic: Indians can visit the Dominican Republic for tourism purposes without a visa for a specific period.

Please keep in mind that visa policies can change, and some countries may have specific requirements or restrictions for Indian travelers. Always check the latest visa and entry requirements for your intended destination before making travel plans.