Iran, Thailand, Malaysia, & Kenya join other countries allowing visa-free entry to Indian passport holders

There is good news for Indian passport holders as the travel document has recently gained power. Recently a few more countries have been added to the list of countries that allow Indian tourist to visit their nation without a visa requirement. Thailand, Kenya, Malaysia, and most recently Iran have been freshly added to this list. According to the sources, people can now visit the Tiger Cave Temple in Thailand, book a safari ride in Kenya's Nairobi National Park, visit the 99 islands of LangKawi in Malaysia, and enjoy authentic Persian tea on the streets of Iran. 

Many countries now allow Indian passport holders to visit without a visa

The list of countries that have decided to lift barriers for Indian tourists now exceeds to be longer than 30.

Countries that do not require a visa:

1. Iran
2. Kenya
3. Thailand
4. Malaysia
5. Cook Islands
6. Fiji
7. Micronesia
8. Niue
9. Vanuatu
10. Oman
11. Qatar
12. Barbados
13. British Virgin Islands
14. Dominica
15. Grenada
16. Haiti
17. Jamaica
18. Montserrat
19. St Kitts and Nevis
20. St Vincent and the Grenadines
21. Trinidad and Tobago
22. Bhutan
23. Kazakhstan
24. Hong Kong
25. Nepal
26. El Salvador
27. Mauritius
28. Senegal
29. Tunisia
30. Macao (SAR China)
31. Gabon
32. Madagascar
33. Rwanda

Countries that allow visa-on-arrival for Indian Passport Holders  

A few other countries offer visa-on-arrival options for Indian passport holders.

Countries offering visa-on-arrival:

1. Seychelles
2. Maldives
3. Indonesia
4. Samoa
5. Tanzania
6. Marshall Islands
7. Palau Islands
8. Tuvalu
9.  Iran
10. Jordan
11. St. Lucia
12. Cambodia
13. Laos
14. Myanmar
15. Timor-Leste
16. Bolivia
17. Burundi
18. Cape Verde Islands
19. Comoro Islands
20. Djibouti
21. Guinea-Bissau
22. Mauritania
23. Mozambique
24. Sierra Leone
25. Somalia
26. Togo
27. Zimbabwe

There are now a total of 60 countries to which Indian passport holders can travel with much ease. The number of countries allowing Indian Passport holders to enter their country without a visa or on visa-on-arrival is a sign that the world depends on Indian Tourists to help boost their economy.