In 2026, Oman will begin offering Filipino nationals visa-free entry for stays of up to 14 days, marking a significant milestone in the country’s efforts to enhance bilateral relations with the Philippines.

As winter sets in, travellers from India are seeking sunny escapes without the hassle of visas. Qatar joins Seychelles, Bhutan, Indonesia, Mauritius, Nepal, and more in welcoming Indian visitors with visa-free entry, offering a mix of warm beaches, serene mountains, and tropical islands.

Argentina has taken a significant step to simplify travel for Indian nationals by exempting them from additional visa requirements, provided they hold a valid US visa of a comparable immigration category.

If you’re a UAE resident looking for a last-minute getaway with your family this midterm break, look no further than Thailand, Maldives, Georgia, Azerbaijan, and Sri Lanka.

Mexico, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Jamaica, Qatar, South Korea, Taiwan, and several other countries now allow Canadian PR holders to travel without a visa in 2025.

Greece, Italy, Portugal, Poland, Hungary, Germany, Iceland, Denmark, Sweden, and other European countries are set to introduce a new Entry and Exit System (EES) requiring UK travellers to provide fingerprints and facial scans.

Dominica, New Zealand, Micronesia, Maldives, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Nepal, and Bhutan are seven amazing countries that Indian travelers can explore visa-free,

The UK Government is strongly advising citizens to take immediate action on updating their passports to prevent potential travel disruptions and ensure smooth identity verification.

U.S. passport holders can explore the UK, Canada, Mexico, Jamaica, Germany, Costa Rica, Spain, Thailand, and other exciting destinations without the need for a visa.

Bahamas, Australia, Russia, Cuba, Georgia, UAE, Egypt, Vietnam, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, and several other countries are increasingly offering e-Visas to Indian travellers, making international travel faster, simpler, and more convenient.