Where Indians can travel easily right now, what entry needs, and how to plan the trip.
· 8 min read · Travel planning
Indians need a visa for Vietnam, and the e-visa on the official portal is the easiest route: USD 25 or USD 50, up to 90 days. Phu Quoc island is the one visa-free exception.
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Since 8 June 2025, Indian tourists can enter the Philippines without a visa for 14 days, or 30 days if they hold a valid US, Japan, Australia, Canada, Schengen, Singapore or UK visa. Here is what you need at the airport and how to plan the trip.
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Indians need a visa for Georgia, usually an e-visa from evisa.gov.ge. A valid US, UK, Schengen or similar visa lets you skip it for 90 days in 180. Since 1 January 2026, every tourist also needs health and accident insurance.
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Every fresh or renewed passport issued in India is now a chip-based e-passport. Here is how to apply, what the revised July 2026 fees are, and why you do not need to replace a valid old passport.
· 9 min read · Travel planning
The full late-2026 list of visa-free, visa on arrival, ETA and e-visa destinations for Indian passport holders, India's Henley Passport Index rank, and every rule change this year.
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Nine international trips you can still plan from India for Christmas and New Year 2026-27 without a long visa wait, with the current entry rule, flight time and December weather for each.
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The Sri Lanka tourist ETA is free for Indians in 2026, but you still have to apply online before you fly. Here is how to apply on the official site, what to carry, and a classic 7-night route.
· 7 min read · Travel planning
Indian passport holders can get a 30-day visa on arrival or e-VOA for Bali at IDR 500,000. Here is how it works with the Bali tourist levy, the All Indonesia arrival card and the other entry rules for 2026.