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Germany has announced that Indian passport holders can now transit through its airports without a Schengen Airport Transit Visa, making connections smoother for travellers heading to non-Schengen dest ...

Whether you are chasing winter sun, outdoor adventure, or a slow cultural escape, these visa-free countries come into their own at the start of the year — proving that the perfect January getaway does ...

India is set to roll out free 30-day e-visas for Russian travellers, aiming to boost tourism and strengthen long-standing people-to-people ties

India and Russia are set to introduce a visa-free arrangement for organised tour groups, allowing Indian travellers to visit Russia without individual visas. Officials say only administrative details ...

Beat the winter blues with sun, sea and visa-free escapes from Thailand to Barbados. January has never looked so warm

Iran will suspend its visa-free facility for ordinary Indian passport holders from November 22, 2025, citing a rise in job-fraud networks, trafficking, & kidnapping incidents. New Delhi has issued tra ...

India’s passport has dropped to the 85th spot in the 2025 Henley Passport Index, offering visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 57 destinations. From Thailand to Mauritius, explore where Indian trave ...

Take your Diwali celebrations overseas with these five countries that let Indians enter visa-free

The Micronesian island of Palau has announced a 30-day visa-free entry for Indian citizens. The country is typically known for its breathtaking marine biodiversity, crystal-clear waters and lush tropi ...

Indian passport holders can now enter the Philippines visa-free for up to 14 days, with additional 30-day access for those holding valid visas or residencies in select countries

Here are 10 visa-free destinations that Indian travellers can explore this summer in 2024

As Thailand moves to tighten its visa policies, it remains to be seen how these changes will impact the country’s booming tourism sector while addressing concerns about illegal businesses