Which country no visa required for Indian passport?

[SwatiSood]

List of Countries where Visa is not Required for Indian Citizens

Jamaica	Senegal
Serbia	Trinidad and Tobago
Haiti (for up to 90 days)	Micronesia
Ecuador	Dominica

[Guest]

Indian passport holders can travel to several countries without a visa or obtain a visa on arrival, making travel easier. Countries that allow visa-free entry for Indian citizens include:

1. Bhutan – No visa required, a popular destination for scenic beauty.
2. Nepal – No visa required, offering close cultural ties and mountain adventures.
3. Maldives – Visa-free for 90 days, famous for its beaches and resorts.
4. Mauritius – Visa-free for 90 days, known for beaches and luxury.
5. Seychelles – Visa-free for 90 days, a tropical paradise.
6. Barbados – Visa-free for 90 days, offering Caribbean charm.
7. Jamaica – Visa-free for 30 days, known for beaches and reggae culture.
8. Trinidad and Tobago – Visa-free for 90 days.
9. Fiji – Visa-free for 120 days, great for nature lovers.

Always check current visa rules before traveling, as they can change over time.

[harpreetkaur]

Indian passport holders can travel to several countries without a visa or with visa-on-arrival. The list can change frequently, but as of now, here are some countries where Indian passport holders typically do not need a visa for short stays:

1. Bhutan – No visa required; Indian citizens can enter with a valid passport or voter ID.
2. Nepal – No visa required; Indian citizens can enter with a valid passport or voter ID.
3. Maldives – Visa on arrival for up to 30 days.
4. Mauritius – Visa-free for up to 60 days.
5. Sri Lanka – Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) required, but it's a simple online process rather than a traditional visa.
6. Thailand – Visa on arrival for up to 15 days if arriving by air.
7. Fiji – Visa-free for up to 4 months.
8. Haiti – Visa-free for up to 90 days.
9. Grenada – Visa-free for up to 90 days.
10. Jamaica – Visa-free for up to 90 days.

Always check the latest entry requirements from official sources or the respective embassy before traveling, as policies can change.