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India passport
Verified destinations for a India passport. Each page keeps the visa type, stay, documents, government fee and official source.
Last verified: 15 Oct 2026
- Azerbaijane-Visa / ETALiving in United Arab EmiratesStay and validity: Single entry, 30 days stay; passport must expire ≥3 months after e-Visa expiry
Get your visa in ~3 working daysVisa guaranteed by 21 Oct 2026
- Egypte-Visa / ETALiving in United Arab EmiratesStay and validity: Tourist e-Visa; stay details on approval —
Get your visa in ~7 working daysVisa guaranteed by 27 Oct 2026
- Georgiae-Visa / ETALiving in United Arab EmiratesStay and validity: Varies by passport — often 30 stay / 120 validity; check Apply→country
Get your visa in 5 or more working days
- JapanAppointment (VFS / embassy)Living in United Arab EmiratesStay and validity: Single-entry tourist typically up to 90 days validity / ~15–30 stay —
Get your visa in 8–10 working days
- QatarVisa on arrivalLiving in United Arab EmiratesStay and validity: Often 30 days — product (A1/A2/A3)
- SingaporeAppointment (VFS / embassy)Living in United Arab EmiratesStay and validity: Visit pass at entry; visa validity ≠ stay length (ICA)
- Sri Lankae-Visa / ETALiving in United Arab EmiratesStay and validity: Tourist ETA typically 30 days double entry; extensions possible
Get your visa in ~2 daysVisa guaranteed by 18 Oct 2026
- ThailandVisa-freeLiving in United Arab EmiratesStay and validity: 60 days visa exemption (passport-index) — Thai Immigration
- Türkiyee-Visa / ETALiving in United Arab EmiratesStay and validity: Typically 30 days stay / 180 days validity, single entry —
Get your visa in ~1 dayVisa guaranteed by 17 Oct 2026
- Vietname-Visa / ETALiving in United Arab EmiratesStay and validity: Up to 90 days (e-Visa)
Get your visa in ~3 working daysVisa guaranteed by 21 Oct 2026
Questions
Which India passport destinations are listed?
Only destinations with a verified rule for a India passport. Other destinations are not published here.
Do you guarantee approval?
No. The embassy or government decides, and the rules can change.
Information only, not a guarantee. The embassy or government decides, and rules can change.