Countries Indians Can Visit Without a Passport

Nepal is located in Himalayas, and it is known for its beautiful mountains, rich culture, and wildlife. It is home to some of the world’s highest peaks, including Mount Everest. Visitors can enjoy temples, markets, and nature, making it a great place for adventure and peace. The best time to visit Nepal is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when the weather is pleasant and clear. 

Documents Required to Visit Nepal 

• Original voter ID card or a valid passport 
• Emergency Certificate issued by the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu (if applicable)  
• For age above 65 or below 15 any photo identity, such as PAN card, driving license, ration card
• For age between 15 and 18 an identity certificate from school or college can be submitted 

Requirements for Travelling Nepal on your Own Vehicle

Indian can stay in Nepal for up to 30 days and Indian vehicles need a temporary Bhansar permit by paying Bhansar (custom duty) to enter Nepal, valid for up to 30 days. The custom duty is Rs. 93 per day for motorcycles and Rs.312 per day for cars. You can obtain the application at the border customs counter. You will require the following documents to travel on your own bike or car: 

• Vehicle registration certificate  

• Original vehicle insurance with an official stamp  

• Valid driving license  

• Pollution under control certificate  

• Any government ID, such as passport, voter ID, or Aadhar card 

2. Bhutan

Bhutan, which is also known as the “Last Shangri-La,” is a magical country full of traditional Buddhist culture. It is a perfect place for family trips and honeymoons. The capital city, Thimphu, has beautiful green hills and the Raidak River. The best time to visit is in spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November) for nice weather and colorful festivals. 

Documents Required to Visit Bhutan

• Voter ID card issued by the Election Commission of India or a valid passport 

• Two coloured passport-sized photographs. 

• Address details of accommodation 

• Children under 18 must require a birth certificate and a valid school ID. 

Requirements for Travelling Bhutan on Your Own Vehicle

In order to get entry though an Indian vehicle, you need an Entry Permit and an Extension Permit from the Road Safety and Transportation Authority (RSTA) to travel in Bhutan. Vehicles are only allowed to enter up to the Rinchending Check Post free of cost. Beyond this point, a daily Green Tax of Nu 4,500 applies. Registration on the Check Post Management System (CPMS) is required to cross RBP checkpoints. You will need the following documents: 

• Valid driving license  

• Original vehicle registration certificate  

• Vehicle emission and roadworthiness certificate  

• Vehicle insurance  

• Vehicle owner must be the same as the driver, or an authority letter if different 

List of Countries that Indians visit without a Visa