Passport to hassle-free travel for Indians who love to explore the world
As summer approaches, Indian globetrotters are in for a treat with the latest visa updates across the globe. From the Land of the Rising Sun to the shimmering sands of Dubai, here’s your passport to hassle-free travel:
Japan’s e-visa system has streamlined the process, bidding adieu to sticker-strewn passports. Now, Indian adventurers can explore the Land of the Rising Sun with ease, courtesy of electronic visas.
Meanwhile, Europe beckons with open arms as Croatia, Romania, and Bulgaria join the Schengen fray, expanding opportunities for Indian travelers to soak in the continent’s cultural splendor.
So pack your bags and get ready to embark on a journey of a lifetime, as the world opens up to Indian travelers like never before.
In the heart of the Middle East, Dubai rolls out the red carpet with a five-year, multiple-entry tourist visa, promising endless adventures amidst skyscrapers and desert dunes.
Thailand’s temporary visa exemption adds a tropical twist, granting Indian passport holders 30 days of visa-free bliss to soak in the Land of Smiles.
And in the heart of East Africa, Kenya’s bold move to scrap visa requirements aims to lure Indian visitors with promises of safari thrills and pristine beaches.
So pack your bags and get ready to embark on a journey of a lifetime, as the world opens up to Indian travelers like never before.
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