5 Visa Updates for 2024: Indian travellers, get ready to reap the benefits

Here are some 2024 visa updates every Indian traveller should know:

By Chayanika Das
Published on Apr 04, 2024 12:51 pm IST 7 Photos
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As the summer holiday season approaches, it's essential to stay updated on the latest visa regulations to ensure a smooth and hassle-free journey. Here are some noteworthy visa updates for 2024 that every Indian traveller should be aware of: (Unsplash)

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Japan's Introduction of eVisas for Indian Travellers: Starting April 2024, Japan is introducing eVisas for Indian travellers. Administered by Japan Visa Application Centers operated by VFS Global, this streamlined process retains the familiar steps of submitting documents and applications to VFS. The eVisa is designed for short-term tourism, offering a single-entry option that allows stays up to 90 days.(Unsplash)

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Dubai's Five-Year, Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa: Dubai has introduced a new visa program tailored to Indian travellers, reflecting the significant rise in visits from India. This visa option offers a five-year, multiple-entry permit, allowing stays of up to 90 days per visit, extendable once, not exceeding 180 days annually. It caters to both business and leisure trips, with unlimited entries and exits within the five-year period. (Unsplash)

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Thailand's Visa-Free Option for Indian Travellers: The Thai Government has recently unveiled a new policy, granting a temporary visa exemption for Indian passport holders from November 10, 2023, to May 10, 2024. This initiative allows Indian travellers to visit Thailand for tourism purposes without the need for a tourist visa, providing them with a 30-day stay. This decision reflects Thailand's efforts to strengthen its ties with India and promote tourism between the two countries. (Unsplash)

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Kenya eliminates visa requirements: Starting January 1, Kenya made a significant decision to remove visa requirements for both Indian citizens and global visitors. This strategic move is intended to boost Kenya's crucial tourism sector. The elimination of visa requirements aims to enhance travel convenience for tourists interested in exploring Kenya's wildlife safaris and beach destinations. (Unsplash)

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