Summer vacation season is right around the corner, and for many of us, this means peak travel season! And who doesn’t want to travel the world without the hassles of a visa? While we aren’t as lucky as Singaporeans or Japanese travellers, who can visit over 190 destinations without a visa, India still has a solid number of visa-free offerings from countries around the world.
According to the Henley Passport Index 2025, India now ranks 81st, dropping one spot from 80th in 2024. This change means Indian passport holders can travel visa-free to 58 countries. While it’s a slight dip, there’s still a wide range of countries you can explore without needing a visa. However, some countries still require electronic travel authorisations or provide visas on arrival.Visa-Freee Countries For Indians
Many popular holiday destinations still welcome Indian travellers without a visa. Indonesia, Thailand, Maldives, Mauritius, and Kenya are among the top choices, offering everything from stunning beaches to rich cultural experiences, and they’re all just a short flight away.
If you're looking to go off the beaten path, consider Laos, Fiji, Madagascar, or Zimbabwe. These countries are known for their natural beauty, adventure tourism, and wildlife. Closer to home, Nepal, Bhutan, and Sri Lanka remain easy escapes for Indian travellers since you don’t even need to plan too much in advance to go to these neighbouring destinations.
A few surprising options are also on the list: Qatar, Jordan, Kazakhstan, and Iran allow Indian travellers to enter either visa-free or with a visa on arrival, making them great for last-minute summer getaways!

Full List of Visa-Free Countries For Indians In 2025

Here’s where you can travel without a visa on an Indian passport:

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