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Passport
28 Nov

Malaysia Joins Visa-Free Initiative for Indian Travelers

In a welcome development for Indian travelers, Malaysia has joined the growing list of countries offering visa-free entry. The Malaysian Prime Minister, Anwar Ibrahim, recently announced that Indian and Chinese citizens can now enjoy visa-free entry to Malaysia starting from December 1. Under this new arrangement, Indian travelers can stay in Malaysia for up to 30 days without the need for a visa. However, it's important to note that security screenings for Indian nationals will continue as a standard procedure. Previously, Indian visitors had the option of obtaining a Malaysian tourist e-visa...

Diwali
11 Nov

Diwali Celebrations Around the World: Beyond Borders

While Diwali traces its origins to India, its vibrant celebrations extend far beyond, embraced with fervor in countries like Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, and the United States. In several of these nations, Diwali garners the status of a national holiday, showcasing the festival's global resonance. Witnessing Diwali in the UK, especially with Rishi Sunak as its PM, reveals an exuberant celebration that reaches new heights. Indonesia: A Grand Affair In Indonesia, Diwali unfolds in grandeur, mirroring traditions from its Indian roots. The festival is a public holiday, uniting people in revelry amidst the...

2 Nov

Thailand Extends Visa-Free Entry for Indians Until May 2024

Good news for Indian travelers! Starting from November 10, 2023, Indians can now explore the wonders of Thailand without the need for a visa, and this privilege extends until May 31, 2024. The Thai Tourism authority has decided to waive the visa requirement, allowing Indian citizens to stay in the country for up to 30 days. In September, Thailand had already taken a similar step for Chinese nationals. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Indian tourists have become the focus of attention for numerous countries' tourism boards. This year, India...