India has made a notable advancement in the 2025 Henley Passport Index, climbing to the 77th position globally. This improvement reflects the country’s growing diplomatic influence and enhanced international relations. The Henley Passport Index ranks passports based on the number …

Monsoon rains are pounding India and many travelers are looking for an international getaway that doesn’t require going through the hassle of the tedious visa application process. Thankfully, nations such as Bhutan, Nepal, Maldives, Mauritius, Malaysia, Thailand, and Seychelles do not require any visa or offer visa on arrival to Indian passport holders, and they are ideal options for those spontaneous trips.

A significant case of airline industry news surfaced at Mumbai Airport, where a man with three passports and dual citizenship was arrested. The fraudster, Sameer Lakhaani, had used fraudulent documents to obtain Indian, Portuguese, and UK passports, deceiving multiple government authorities for years.

Indian passport holders can visit many countries in 2025 without a visa or with visa-on-arrival. Discover the top destinations for hassle-free travel and explore the world effortlessly.

The Philippines competes fiercely with Malaysia, Thailand, Maldives, Bhutan, Nepal, and Mauritius as the most sought budget friendly holiday destination for Indians—and now, the visa-free travel mania begins.

India’s passport system is transforming in 2025 with five key changes every traveler should know to boost security, privacy, and ease of travel.

Indian passport holders can travel visa-free to 58 countries in 2025, unlocking new global destinations and shaping future tourism trends worldwide.

Indian passport holders can explore 10 stunning countries visa-free or with visa-on-arrival, including Thailand, Seychelles, Jordan, Nepal, Maldives, and more!

Planning a trip to Europe this summer? Discover everything you need to know about obtaining a Schengen Visa for Indians and make your travel seamless.

The UAE has extended its visa-on-arrival facility for Indian nationals with residence permits or valid visas from select countries. Discover how this impacts travel and tourism between India and the UAE.