Indian Passport Holders: Good News! Indians can now travel to these 58 countries without visa, see the full list here

 

Visa Free Countries: Travelling to a country without a visa is definitely a different pleasure that anyone would want to enjoy. The tedious visa process with all the cumbersome paperwork and long waiting lists does not make for a pleasant experience. However, the privilege of travelling to a country without a visa depends on how strong a passport you have.

Visa Free Countries: Visa free entry has been made for foreign nationals in many countries of the world. Through this, you can travel to any country without a visa with the help of just a passport. Traveling to a country without a visa is definitely a different pleasure, which anyone would like to enjoy. The tedious visa process with all the cumbersome paperwork and long waiting lists does not make for a pleasant experience. However, the privilege of traveling to a country without a visa depends on how strong a passport you have.

According to the Henley Passport Index, India’s passport ranking has fallen to 81 in 2025, giving Indian citizens limited visa-free access to countries around the world. India’s ranking was 80 in 2024. Indian citizens may need to obtain a visa to visit popular destinations like Europe, the United States or the United Kingdom.


Still Indians have access to 58 countries where they can travel without any visa. These countries include some of the most popular and sought-after tourist destinations like Indonesia and Mauritius. The list also includes some lesser-known countries that offer a lot to explore. These include Laos, Fiji, Madagascar and more.


The list also includes several African countries, which are ideal for connecting with nature and exploring wildlife. Places like Kenya and Zimbabwe in Africa are known for their diverse and rich wildlife. These countries are available for visa-free travel for Indians. Countries like Fiji, Micronesia, Palau Islands, Vanuatu in Oceania are part of the said list.

Do visa free travel in these countries

  1. Angola
  2. Barbados
  3. Bhutan
  4. Bolivia
  5. British Virgin Islands
  6. Burundi
  7. Cambodia
  8. Cape Verde Islands
  9. Comoro Islands
  10. Cook Islands
  11. Jibourne
  12. dominica
  13. Ethiopia
  14. Fiji
  15. Grenada
  16. Guinea-Bissau
  17. Haiti
  18. Indonesia
  19. Iran
  20. Jamaica
  21. Jordan
  22. Kazakhstan
  23. Kenya
  24. Kiribati
  25. Laos
  26. Kamao (Special Administrative Region of China)
  27. Madagascar
  28. Malaysia
  29. Maldives
  30. Marshall Islands
  31. Mauritius
  32. micronesia
  33. Mongolia
  34. Montserrat
  35. Mozambique
  36. myanmar
  37. Namibia
  38. Nepal
  39. Niue
  40. Palau Islands
  41. Queue
  42. Rwanda
  43. Samoa
  44. Senegal
  45. Seychelles
  46. Sierra Leone
  47. Somalia
  48. Sri Lanka
  49. Saint Kitts and Nevis
  50. Saint Lucia
  51. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  52. Tanzania
  53. Thailand
  54. timor-leste
  55. Trinidad and Tobago
  56. Tuvalu
  57. Vanuatu
  58. Zimbabwe

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