Tourist and short business visas for the countries Indian travellers visit most. Don’t see yours? Ask us.
Europe
Schengen (France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Switzerland and 24 more)
United Kingdom
Ireland
Russia
Americas & Oceania
United States
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Brazil
Peru
Middle East & Central Asia
UAE (Dubai)
Saudi Arabia
Oman
Qatar
Turkey
Azerbaijan
Georgia
Uzbekistan
Kazakhstan
East & Southeast Asia
Japan
South Korea
China
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Singapore
Malaysia
Thailand
Vietnam
Indonesia (Bali)
Cambodia
Philippines
Africa & Islands
Egypt
Morocco
Kenya
South Africa
Mauritius
Seychelles
Maldives
Sri Lanka
Visa News for Indian Travellers
Rule changes, fee updates and embassy closures that affect trips from India. Updated daily by our team; always confirm the current rule before you apply.
Australia
Australia May Now Ask Visa Applicants in India for Fingerprints
For Australian visa applications lodged from 26 October 2026, including visitor, student and work visas, the Department of Home Affairs may ask you to give fingerprints and a face photo. Not everyone is asked: you will get a biometrics letter after applying, so keep an eye on your ImmiAccount and email. Most people book a slot at a VFS-run biometrics centre (service fee applies) in cities such as New Delhi, Lucknow, Mumbai and Jaipur; some repeat applicants can use the free Australian Immi app instead. Applications lodged before 26 October are not affected.
Malaysia Visa-Free Entry for Indians Runs Until 31 December 2026
Indians can visit Malaysia without a visa for stays of up to 30 days until 31 December 2026. If you are travelling in early 2027, check whether the scheme has been extended before you book.
From 26 October 2026, applications in India go to the Chinese Embassy or the consulate for your place of residence, with revised service fees and visa fees paid when you collect your passport. Reduced visa fees for Indian passport holders continue until 31 December 2026, and short-term visitors (stays up to 180 days) are exempt from fingerprinting until the same date. Long-term study, work and family visas still need fingerprints in person.
Thailand: 30-day Visa-Free Entry for Indian Tourists
Indian ordinary passport holders visiting for tourism can now stay up to 30 days without a visa, replacing the earlier 60-day exemption. Everyone must still complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) online in the 72 hours before arrival. Longer stays or business trips need the right visa.
Most refusals come from small gaps: a missing bank stamp, a mismatch between the itinerary and the hotel bookings, or an unclear leave letter. We check every page before it goes to the embassy.
We also tell you honestly when your timing is too tight, or when a different country or season would make the trip easier.
Tell us your tripCountry, dates, purpose and who’s travelling.
Get your checklistA document list for your exact case: salaried, self-employed, student, retired or travelling with children.
We prepare the fileForms filled, cover letter drafted, itinerary and bookings aligned, documents reviewed for gaps.
Appointment and submissionWe book the slot and brief you for biometrics or interview.
TrackingWe follow up until your passport is back.
Visa Questions
Can you guarantee my visa?
No agency can. The decision is always made by the embassy. We make sure your application is complete and well prepared.
How long does a visa take?
It depends on the country and season, from a few days for e-visas to several weeks for Schengen, UK or US. We give you a realistic timeline at the start.
Are embassy fees included?
Embassy and visa-centre fees are charged separately and shown clearly before you apply.
Do I need to book my trip with you?
No. We help with visas for trips booked with us and for travellers who have planned on their own.
Which documents does everyone need?
A passport valid for at least six months after your return with two blank pages, recent photos, bank statements, income tax returns, and proof of your job or business. We give you the exact list for your country and situation.
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